With clearly marked poles in color coded bags, you can assemble the Greatland sun shelter in just minutes making it a convenient shade structure for your outdoor activities.
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Remove poles and canvas cover from carry bag. Organize poles and connecting hubs into groups according to the numbers on the poles. Poles numbered 1 are for the roof, 2 for the eaves and 3 for the legs.
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Insert a 1 pole on both sides of a 1-A pole. Do the same for the 2 and 2-A poles.
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Assemble the roof section first. Slot one end of the #1 poles into the “ridge hub” and the other ends into the “corner hubs.” Insert both ends of the #2 poles into the horizontal connectors on the corner hubs connecting all four corners. Attach the first leg poles, the #3 poles, to the corner hub.
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Slide shelter cover over the frame structure. Situate the shelter cover so the cover corners align with the frame’s corner hubs.
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Assemble the legs. Insert the #3-A poles into the numbered three poles and the #4 poles into the three-A poles. Put the “pole base” on the bottom of each leg.
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Attach the cover hooks at the bottom of the cloth legs to the base of the frame legs. Stake legs to the ground.
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Connect guy strings to the D-rings on the cover corners. Stake guy strings to the ground keeping a 45 degree angle.
The Drip Cap
- Lightweight and portable, a Greatland Outdoors sun shelter canopy makes a great addition to your day at the beach, backyard barbeque or weekend camping trip.
- With clearly marked poles in color coded bags, you can assemble the Greatland sun shelter in just minutes making it a convenient shade structure for your outdoor activities.
- Insert both ends of the #2 poles into the horizontal connectors on the corner hubs connecting all four corners.
- Insert the #3-A poles into the numbered three poles and the #4 poles into the three-A poles.