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Mount The Tent

  1. Crossbars on a vehicle roof

    Check your roof rack

    Make sure your roof rack is suitable for the rooftop tent. Suggested crossbar weight limit: no less than 90kg.

  2. Mounting rail crossing a crossbar

    Space the crossbars

    For correct weight distribution, position your crossbars around 100cm apart (with a minimum of 50cm from the center).

  3. Mounting bracket under a rail

    Balance the tent

    Balance the tent evenly on the crossbars. Excessive front weight can result in tent movement during transit.

  4. M8 bolts and bracket on the rail

    Fit the bolts

    Insert the M8 hexagonal bolts into the rails, with one on either side of your crossbar.

Set Up

  1. Arrow pointing to a locking latch at the front of the hard shell

    Unlock the front

    Unlock the 2 latches at the front with the key and push up the middle of the hard shell.

  2. Arrow showing the rear of the hard shell being pushed up

    Release the rear

    Pull down the latches on the rear side and gently push up the hard shell.

  3. A hand folding the extension panel out from the side of the tent

    Unfold the panels

    Unfold the extension panel on each side.

  4. Buckle on the side of the extension panel

    Undo the buckles

    Unlock the buckles on each side of the extension panel.

  5. Zipper being pulled down at a tent corner, next to the velcro strips

    Zip down the corners

    Pull the zipper down at each corner of the tent and attach the velcro strips.

  6. Ladder hooked onto the connecting rings of the extension panel

    Attach the ladder

    Fasten the separately stored ladder to the connecting ring of the extension panel and unzip the tent entrance.

    Do not lie or sit on the extension panel without a ladder or rod supporting it. With an extra ladder, place one on each side; otherwise use the rod.

  7. Arrow showing a spring rod going into the hole by the canopy

    Fit the spring rods

    Take the spring rods from the pouch near the entrance and attach them to the holes on each side of the extension panel and the canopy inside.

Close

  1. Spring rod being removed from the canopy

    Store the spring rods

    Remove all spring rods from the canopies and store them in the designated pouch.

  2. Ladder folded under the extension panel

    Zip up and remove the ladders

    Zip up all windows and entrances, then remove all ladders or telescopic poles and store them separately.

    Do not store any ladders or telescopic poles inside the tent as it may cause severe damage to the tent.

  3. Hand opening the zipper at a tent corner

    Open the side zippers

    Undo the velcro and open up the zipper on each side of the tent.

    Do not fold in the extension panel without unzipping all zippers as it may damage the tent fabric.

  4. Extension panel folded in

    Fold in the panels

    Lock in the buckles on each side of the extension panel and fold in the panel on each side of the tent.

    Make sure that you can see the gas strut link after folding in the panels to ensure that the tent closes properly.

  5. Strap pulled down at the rear of the tent

    Lower the rear

    Pull down the strap in the middle of the rear side of the tent. Once the hard shell comes down, fix it by locking the latches.

    Put the strap and any fabric that sticks out inside the hard shell, as it may damage the fabric or stop the tent closing properly.

  6. Arrow showing the front of the hard shell coming down

    Lower and lock the front

    Pull down the strap in the middle of the front side of the tent. Once the hard shell comes down, fix it by locking the latches and lock it using the key.

Before you drive: lift all 4 corners of the hard shell to make sure it is locked. Otherwise, there is a risk of the tent opening during driving.

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Care And Storage

Other tents: guides for Nano, Trion and Penta are on the way. Until then, contact us and we will send what you need.

  • Always make sure the tent is thoroughly dried before sealing it shut. If this is not feasible, open it promptly when you reach your home or next destination. Storing a damp tent can encourage mold growth.
  • For extended periods of non-use, keep the tent indoors on a cushioned surface, away from heavy foot traffic and debris.
  • Clean and treat your tent once a year to maximize its lifespan.
  • Avoid leaving the tent exposed for extended periods where it might be vulnerable to insects, rodents or moisture.
  • Keep children away from stored tents and make sure they cannot accidentally tip them over.
  • Regularly inspect the hardware for signs of rust and replace it when necessary.
  • Avoid using excessive force when opening and closing the tent. Inspect the components if anything appears or feels unusual.