Anchor NAVI-TRAC LITE PAVILLION - 12 TO 24 User Manual

Assembly Instructions
Navi-Trac® LT/CS Pavilion
12’ to 24’ Projection
EVANSVILLE, INDIANA
Please read all assembly / installation instructions before the installation or removal of this product.
PHONE: 812-867-2421
1100 BURCH DRIVE
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EVANSVILLE, IN 47733 USA
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FAX: 812-867-0547
1-800-544-4445
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EVANSVILLE, IN
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NAVI-TRAC LT PAVILION INSTALLATION SAFETY
GUIDELINES
Your own installation techniques will evolve to fit the varied needs of your clients, the experience level of your installation crews, the nature of other tentage that may be common to the installation site being planned, and the equipment that you may have available or with which you feel most comfortable. Whatever techniques you adapt for your crews, we encour­age you to keep safety utmost in mind.
Please read through this assembly manual completely before beginning your installation. Be sure the proper equipment, crew and safety precautions are in place. We hope that you enjoy the design features of the Navi-Trac Lite™ Pavilion each time the unit is installed.
1. It is recommended that workers wear safety shoes and hard-hats on site.
2. When moving frame sections by hand, use proper lifting techniques to protect the back, and avoid pinching fingers while making hardware connections.
3. Be sure all workers are cautious and attentive to the falling paths of frame sections being raised or lowered.
4. Be aware to avoid contact of frame sections with any overhead power lines near the site.
5. When anchoring the structure, avoid all underground power lines and gas lines or other utility easements.
6. Keep site clear of debris to avoid tripping, especially while carrying frame parts or bundles of fabric.
7. Do not drag bundles of fabric on concrete, asphalt, or ground as this can cause damage to the fabric from abrasion through the bag.
8. Do not climb onto the fabric “roof” of the structure. When necessary, work safely from a ladder of appropriate size.
9. When standing frame sections to vertical, or when lowering, use a smooth motion and have other workers “foot” the base of the section to avoid slippage along the ground.
10. When installing gabled end units, be sure all beams are stabilized either by safety guys or cross­ cabling until connected to a section of the unit that is already stabilized in this manner.
11. When installing a unit in which the overall length exceeds 60 ft, add one extra X-cabled bay for each addi- tional 60 ft of length. To meet design loads, no more than 60 ft of consecutive length can remain non-X-
cabled.
12. The installation method described here requires coordination of tasks between workers. A safe installation is dependent on that coordination. Please work cooperatively as a team.
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Parts List
NAVI-TRAC LT/CS PAVILION INV 10X20 10X10 12X20 12X10 14X20 14X10 16X20 16X10 18X20 18X10 20X20 20X10 22X20 22X10 24X20 24X10 COMPONENT DESCRIPTION # MID MID MID MID MID MID MID MID
ALUMINUM EXTRUSION ANODIZED W/5 CHANNEL OPENINGS
EAVE-10'-0" 8004400 2121212121212121 REAR EAVE-10'-0" 8004475 2121212121212121 EAVE-10' PROJECTION 80932C 3 1 EAVE-12' PROJECTION 80760 3 1 EAVE-14' PROJECTION 80789 3 1 EAVE-16' PROJECTION 80761 3 1 EAVE-18' PROJECTION 80762 31 EAVE-20' PROJECTION 80763 31 EAVE-22' PROJECTION 80764 31 EAVE-24' PROJECTION 80765 31 EAVE SPLICE-24' PROJECTION 80766 31 RAFTER -10' PROJECTION 80931C 3 1 RAFTER -12' PROJECTION 80751 3 1 RAFTER-14' PROJECTION 80752 3 1 RAFTER-16' PROJECTION 80753 3 1 RAFTER-18' PROJECTION 80754 31 RAFTER-20' PROJECTION 80755 31 RAFTER-22' PROJECTION 80756 31 RAFTER-24' PROJECTION 80757 31 RAFTER SPLICE-22' PROJECTION 80758 31 RAFTER SPLICE-24' PROJECTION 80759 31
UPRIGHTS:
UPRIGHT - 8'-0" 80044506262626262628282 UPRIGHT - 9'-0" 8004480 UPRIGHT - 10'-0" 8004455 UPRIGHT REAR SPLICE-10' PROJECTION 80934C 3 1 UPRIGHT REAR SPLICE-12' PROJECTION 80768 3 1 UPRIGHT REAR SPLICE-14' PROJECTION 80769 3 1 UPRIGHT REAR SPLICE-16' PROJECTION 80770 3 1 UPRIGHT REAR SPLICE-18' PROJECTION 80771 31 UPRIGHT REAR SPLICE-20' PROJECTION 80772 31 UPRIGHT REAR SPLICE-22' PROJECTION 80773 31 UPRIGHT REAR SPLICE-24' PROJECTION
MISC. COMPONENTS:
RIDGE 10'-0" 80767 2121212121212121 RAFTER BRACE 3580666 313131 10'-0" PURLIN (NAVI-TRAC) 80410 2 121212121 MID TENSIONING TUBE 807792121212121212121 MID TENSIONING TUBE SPLICE 80780 1111111111111111
CONTAINER #1:
BASE PLATE ADJUSTABLE-4 HOLE 80775 6262626262626262 BASE PLATE ADJUSTABLE-2 HOLE 8004505 22 RIDGE WELDMENT ASSEMBLY 80750 3131313131313131
15.5 DEGREE EAVE WELDMENT 80790 1111111111111111
15.5 DEGREE EAVE END RIGHT WELDMENT 80777 11111111
15.5 DEGREE EAVE END LEFT WELDMENT 80778 11111111 END UPRIGHT EAVE WELDMENT 3582180 22 FRAME ATTACHING BRACKET ASSEMBLY 80781 3131313131313131
NAVI-TRAC LT/CS PAVILION INV 10X20 10X10 12X20 12X10 14X20 14X10 16X20 16X10 18X20 18X10 20X20 20X10 22X20 22X10 24X20 24X10
COMPONENT DESCRIPTION # MID MID MID MID MID MID MID MID
CONTAINER #2: #1417C #1418C #1403 #1404 #1405 #1406 #1407 #1408 #1409 #1410 #1411 #1412 #1413 #1414 #1415 #1416
RAFTER "X" CABLE ASSY-10' PROJECTION 80936C 4 RAFTER "X" CABLE ASSY-12' PROJECTION 80782 4 RAFTER "X" CABLE ASSY-14' PROJECTION 80783 4 RAFTER "X" CABLE ASSY-16' PROJECTION 80784 8 RAFTER "X" CABLE ASSY-18' PROJECTION 80785 8 RAFTER "X" CABLE ASSY-20' PROJECTION 80786 8 RAFTER "X" CABLE ASSY-22' PROJECTION 80787 8 RAFTER "X" CABLE ASSY-24' PROJECTION 80788 8
CONTAINER #3:
1/2-13 x 3 1/4" Shoulder Eye Bolt (Navi-Trac) 3020525 22244444 TENSION LOCK PIN 3102865 6262626262124184184 1/2-13 x 2 3/4" H.H.C.S. GRD.5 ZC. 3023425 3162 1/2-13 HEX JAM NUT ZC.W/ NYLON INSERT 3024630 3162
OPTIONAL:
STAKES FOR BASE PLATES - 1"x30" DBL. HEAD STEEL STAKE
80774 31
37042306262626262628282
#1409 #1410 #1412#1404 #1405 #1407 #1408#1403 #1406#1417C #1418C #1416#1411 #1414 #1415#1413
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PARTS ILLUSTRATIONS
EWP
EAVE WELDMENT
EAVE
REAR EAVE - DROP IN
TENSIONING
TUBE SPLICE
E - 10
EAVE END R/L WELDMENT (RIGHT SHOWN)
EE - 10
EAVE/PROJECTION (NUMBER DENOTES
PROJECTION SIZE)
EPR
EPL - LEFT (OPPOSITE
SHOWN)
EAVE 24’ PROJECTION
RWP
EP-24
RAFTER
RIDGE WELDMENT
EP - SIZE
RP- 24
24’ EAVE SPLICE
RP - SIZE
RS-22 or RS-24
TENSIONING TUBE
UR-SIZE
END UPRIGHT EAVE WELDMENT
PURLIN
UPRIGHT REAR UPPER SPLICE
UPRIGHT 8’
TENSION LOCK PIN
EYE NUT AND BOLT
U-8
RAFTER BRACE
RIDGE
RAFTER SPLICE PROJECTION
BAP
BASE PLATE ADJUSTABLE 4-HOLE
BASE PLATE ADJUSTABLE 2-HOLE
BA
RAFTER “X” CABLE
PARTS SHOWN ARE NOT TO SCALE.
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FRAME A TT ACHING BRACKET
(1) FRAME ATTACHING BRACKET ASSY SUP­PLIED FOR EACH UPRIGHT REAR UPPER SPLICE FOR ATTACHMENT TO EXIST. BUILDING.
RIDGE WELDMENT ASSY
RWP
UPRIGHT REAR UPPER SPLICE
UR-12
ASSEMBLED FRAME ILLUSTRATIONS
RIDGE
REAR EAVE, DROP-IN
EE-10
EAVE WELD­MENT
RAFTER - 12’ PROJECTION
RP-12
RAFTER “X” CABLES
END LEFT WELDMENT
EPL
NOTE: UPRIGHTS ARE 8’ TO 10’ AD­JUSTABLE HEIGHT.
EWP
UPRIGHT-8’
U-8
EAVE PROJEC­TION 22’
NOTE: STAKES ARE OP­TIONAL, NOT SUPPLIED WITH STANDARD UNIT.
(1) FRAME ATTACHING BRACKET ASSY SUP­PLIED FOR EACH UPRIGHT REAR UPPER SPLICE FOR ATTACHMENT TO EXIST. BUILDING.
RIDGE WELDMENT ASSY
UPRIGHT REAR UPPER SPLICE
EP-12
RWP
UR-22
UPRIGHT-8’
U-8
EAVE PROJEC­TION 22’
EP-22
END UPRIGHT EAVE WELDMENT
BASE PLATE ADJ. 2-HOLE
EAVE END RIGHT WELD.
EPR
REAR EAVE, DROP-IN
BA
EAVE - SLIDE IN
E10
RAFTER BRACE ONLY ON 20’ OR MORE PRO­JECTION FRAMES.
RIDGE
EE-10
PURLIN
UPRIGHT-8’
U-8
12’ PROJECTION SHOWN
UPRIGHT-8’
U-8
Most parts have labels affi xed as noted in the outlined boxes. Numbers refer to length.
RS-22
RAFTER SPLICE - 22’ PROJECTION
RS-22
RAFTER - 22’ PROJECTION
RP-22
RAFTER “X” CABLES
EAVE WELD­MENT
EWP
BASE PLATE ADJUSTABLE ­4-HOLE
END LEFT WELDMENT
BAP
EPL
NOTE: UPRIGHTS ARE 8’ TO 10’ AD­JUSTABLE HEIGHT.
BASE PLATE ADJUSTABLE ­4-HOLE
BAP
NOTE: UPRIGHT CENTERED ON END, REQUIRED ABOVE 20’ PROJECTION.
NOTE: 24’ PROJ. HAS EAVE PROJECTION AND EAVE SPLICE PROJECTION
EAVE END RIGHT WELD.
EPR
EAVE - SLIDE IN
E10
NOTE: STAKES ARE OP­TIONAL, NOT SUPPLIED WITH STANDARD UNIT.
Most parts have labels affi xed as noted in the outlined boxes. Numbers refer to length.
22’ PROJECTION SHOWN
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Point B
PLAN VIEW OF 3 BAY STRUCTURE
(22’ Projection shown)
BACK OF PAVILION
Point C
11’-1 7/8” for 22’ Projection
12’-1 7/8” for 24’ Projection
“A” DIMENSION - SEE TABLE
PLATE TO OUTSIDE OF BASEPLATE.
MEASURED FROM OUTSIDE OF BASE-
11’-5 1/16” for 22’ Projection
Point A
C
L
12’-5 1/16” for 24’ Projection
Front and Back Uprights
10’-0” 10’-0” 10’-0”
C
L
Uprights
“B” DIMENSION - SEE TABLE
DIAGONAL IS MEASURED TO CENTER
BACK AND CENTER FRONT OF BASE-
PLATES AS SHOWN IN DETAILS.
C
L
FRONT OF PAVILION
30’-0”
Uprights
4-Hole base plate (typ.)
Upright centered on end required only on structures above 20’ projection. (2) Hole Base Plate required at this position only.
C
Front and Back
L
Uprights
Point D
LAYOUT DIMENSIONS
Pavilion Size “A” Dimension “B” Diagonal Dim. 12’ Projection x 30’ 12’-6 15/16” 32’-6 3/8” 14’ Projection x 30’ 14’-6 15/16” 33’-4 1/4” 16’ Projection x 30’ 16’-6 15/16” 34’-3 5/16” 18’ Projection x 30’ 18’-6 15/16” 35’-3 7/16” 20’ Projection x 30’ 20’-6 15/16” 36’-4 9/16” 22’ Projection x 30’ 22’-6 15/16” 37’-6 9/16” 24’ Projection x 30’ 24’-6 15/16” 38’-9 3/8”
To fi nd a diagonal measurement not listed here, use this formula: width² + length² = diagonal²
Directions for Squaring the Tent
(see the diagram above)
1. Locate the four primary corners. a. Using a tape measure, mark Points A & B (the width of the pavil­ion fi rst. b. Using one tape measure, start from point B and measure the length of the tent. c. Using a second tape measure, start from point A and measure the diagonal.
d. Mark the point at which these two tapes intersect. (Point C) This will square the tent.
e. Using the same process, mark point D.
2. Locate points for inter­mediate uprights. a. Using a tape mea­sure running from points A to B, mark for end uprights (only on frames over 20’ projection). b. Using a tape measure running from points B to C (or A to D) mark for side uprights according to your particular pavilion.
These markings will be your guideline for tent layout.
Standard 4-hole Base Plate
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2-Hole Base Plate for End Uprights
Step 1 - Parts Layout
Follow the directions on the previ­ous page for squaring and marking for the frame.
Lay out the parts neatly in their ap­proximate location, as if the frame were collapsed onto the ground. (Figure 1a)
Upright Rear Upper Splice
Step 2 - Beam Arch As­sembly
Assemble the fi rst beam arch in the
• following order:
Assemble upper triangle fi rst
1.
by fastening upright rear upper splice to ridge weldment using one of the pins attached to the ridge weldment. Drop hook end of Eave Projec-
2.
tion into Eave End Weldment Bracket. (Figure 2a) Note: On 24’ projection, Eave projection is spliced. Slide Eave Splice Projection into 24’ Eave Projec­tion and fasten using 1/2” bolt and nut. Drop slotted end of Eave
3.
Projection down over ear located at bottom of upright rear upper splice and pin using a tension lock pin. (Figure 2b) Assemble Rafter Splice
4.
Projection to Rafter using 1/2” bolt and nut provided (required only on frames over 20’ projection) Slide Rafter up onto ridge
5.
weldment and affi x using method detailed as follows:
On rafters with “X” cables in one of the adjacent bays such as end
• bays (see illustration on page 5) connection must be made using the eye nuts and bolts shipped with the “X” cables. Eye nut must face in the direction of the “X” cabled bay because it is used for connection of the “X” cables. (See Step 3) In the case where there are two “X” cabled bay adjacent to one
• another, the connection must be made using an eye bolt with eye nut. (not usual) On rafters with no “X” cables attach the rafter using the pin attached to
• the ridge weldment.
6. On frames with 20’ projection or more, rafter brace is now attached to triangle. Rafter Brace will only fi t one way- so if you are having trouble with alignment, turn the brace around so that the opposite ends are now at the rafter and up­right rear upper splice. (See Figure 2c)
7. Assemble uprights by sliding adjustable base plates into uprights and bolting with bolts provided. See Figure 2d for assistance in assembling the upright in the correct position.
8. On Rear upright, slide Upright rear upper splice down into bottom upright and pin with a tension lock pin. See Figure 2d for assistance in assembling the upright in the correct position.
9. Assemble all Beam arches with baseplates in correct position for raising.
Upright
Eave End Weldment
Ridge Weldment
Rafter Splice Projection
Rafter Brace (only on frames 20’ pro­jection and larger.
End Upright Eave Weld­ment
Upright (only on frames over 20’ projection.)
Base Plate Adjustable 4-Hole
Note: End Upright used only on frames larger that 20’ projection.
Eave projection
Figure 2a
22’ Projection Frame Shown
Rafter
Eave Projection
Base Plate Adjustable 2-Hole
Upright Rear Upper Splice Ear
Upright Rear Upper Splice
Rafter Brace
Cross-sectional view of
Navi-Trac Lite Beam
Channeled side of upright. toward inside of frame.
Eave End Weldment
Upright
Base Plate Adjustable 4-Hole
Figure 1
Slot
Eave projection
Figure 2b
Rafter
Tension Lock Pin
Figure 2c
Flat side of upright. toward outside of frame.
Figure 2d
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Step 3 - Raising the Beam Arches
Raise fi rst beam. Tie off securely or hold up using adequate installation personnel. Note: There are no stakes or guys
• included with this frame, however, the installation kit (sold separately) includes eye bolt and eye nut for attaching to frame along with safety webs that may be used to stake or tie-off frame to stabilize the fi rst beam while frame is being assem- bled. See Figure 3a. Raise the second beam arch, keeping base plate in place by using installation personnel or stakes (not included).
Note: Before Raising Beam Arches, all eye nuts and “X” Cables must be in place as shown in Figure 3a. Turnbuckles should be open all the way.
22’ Projection Frame Shown
Frame sizes under 16’ projection have only (2) cables per bay and no purlins.
Eyenuts on inside of Rafter
First beam arch as­sembled and raised.
1/2” x 3 1/4” cap screw and eye nut may be used with safety web guys from installation kit for stabilizing rst raised beam. (instal­lation kit is an optional purchase)
Note: If you are installing a 2-bay pavilion, both bays must be “X” cabled, therefore, eye nuts and eye bolts must be used at center beam arch (similar to confi guration at right).
Eyenuts face ground on sec­ond rafter.
Note: Turnbuckles at free end.
Eyenut
Eyenuts on inside of Rafter
Eyebolt and safety webs from installation kit may be temporarily installed for stabiliz­ing fi rst raised beam. (Use eyebolt with eyenut from standard frame hardware.)
Figure 3a
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Before placing frame in fi nal position, attach frame attaching bracket to upright rear upper
splice on each rear upright.
Remove stablizer plate, washer and hex nut from rod
on bracket. Insert rod into upright rear upper splice from back of
pavilion. Place stabilizer plate, washer and hex nut back onto
rod so that bracket stays in place. Do not tighten until frame and fabric are completely assembled and in­stalled. Do not use stabilizer plate at corner uprights.
Plate for connection to existing structure.
Stablizer plate, washer and hex nut
Stablizer plate may not be used at corner up­rights. Remove.
Figure 3b
U-Shaped stabilizer may not be used at corner uprights due to fabric interference.
Figure 3c
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Step 4 - Joining Beam Arches
Join in the order listed: (Figure 4a)
Front Eave - slide one end of front eave tube onto end eave weldment with bottom channel down. Align holes and pin with one of the pins attached to the weldment. Figure 4b.
Gable End Mid Eave - drop gable end mid eave into brackets on upright rear upper splices. Figure 4c
Ridge - fi t ridge into slots provided in ridge weldment. Figure 4d.
Purlin - Drop curved end of purlin into rafter bracket. See fi gures 4e and 4f. Drop square hook end into the correspond- ing rafter bracket.
Note: If optional installation kit has been used, remove eyenut at lower end of fi rst rafter and replace with nut before snapping cables in place.
Note: If Installation Kit has been purchased, the short lifting bar may be used to lift bars into place.
Snap lower ends of cables onto their respective eye nuts. Square up frame by tightening turnbuckles
Parts labeled numerically in the order to be installed.
22’ Projection Frame Shown
Gable End
3
Mid Eave
2
Ridge
4
Purlin
Longer Pin
Front Eave
Frame sizes under 16’ projection have only (2) cables per bay and no purlins.
Rafter
Figure 4b
Upright Rear Upper Splice
Gable End Mid Eave
1
Front Eave
Figure 4a
Frame attaching bracket.
Eave Projection
Figure 4c
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Ridge Weldment
Curved hook end Square hook end
Purlin
Ridge
Rafter
Figure 4d
Figure 4e
Rafter
Purlin
Figure 4f
Step 4 - Cont’d
Continue raising beams and attaching them until frame is completely assembled. Connect all cables and tighten. Measure to be sure frame is square and in proper position.
Step 5 - Fabric Mid Installation
With one installer at top of each rafter, feed eave end of kedar into top channel opening of ridge weldment and down into
• rafter. (Figure 5a) Feed both kedars at the same time and at the same rate until the ends of the kedars are at end of raf­ter at eave. Optional method: Snap pull ropes onto pull rings at mid eaves and pull mids down from top after kedars are started into channels simultaneously. Raise back ends of mid kedars up until bottom of kedar can be fed down into top of channel on Upright Rear Upper
• Splice. Feed both kedars down at the same time and at the same time until kedars are fully inserted into channels. (Fig­ure 5b) Continue this process until all mids are installed.
Mid
Pull Ring at Mid Eave
~
Ridge Weldment
Eave end of kedar
Front curtain folded back onto top of mid
Rafter
Ridge of adjacent bay
Upright Rear Upper Splice
Rafter
Mid
Kedar feed­ing down into channel
Figure 5a
Figure 5b
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Step 6 - Fabric Ends Installation
End Fabric
With one installer at
• top of the end rafter, feed eave end of kedar into top chan­nel opening of ridge weldment and down into rafter until end of kedar reaches the end of the rafter. (Figure 6a) Raise bottom end of
• back kedar up until bottom of kedar can be fed down into top of channel on Upright Rear Upper Splice. (Figure 6b) After end fabric is in
• place, fi esta buckles on inside of fabric at eave must be con­nected. Slide kedar pieces with d-ring into top/outside channel of eave beam. Align these with corresponding
esta buckles. Slide web through d-ring as shown in gure 6c. Tighten webs.
End Fabric is installed.
Rafter
Figure 6a
Rafter
Bottom end of back kedar
Kedar feeding down into channel
End Fabric
Figure 6b
Fiesta Buckle at­tached to inside of end fabric. (Fabric not shown.
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Kedar piece with D-ring
Figure 6c
Step 7 - Fabric Tensioning
At back of pavilion, snap buckles of back-end straps to corresponding buckles at bottom of mids. Insert bottom hook into
• slot at back of upright. Tighten just enough so that hook does not fall out of slot. (Figure 7a) At front of mids, insert tension tubes into pockets under curtain. Between mids, use a tension tube splice to connect
• tubes. (Figure 7b) Before insertion, hang tension strap with ratchet and hook over the tension tube splice. At ends, hang tension strap over end of tension tube as shown in Figure 7c. Insert hook of tension strap into slot in front upright. Crank ratchet until tension strap stays in place but do not tension.
• Check mids to be sure they are all pulled to the same point in front and back. Check back end straps to be sure they are tightened uniformly. When you have checked these things, you may now ratchet the front tension straps. Tighten until all mids are uniformly snug.
Rear Corner Up­right
Frame attaching bracket
Use single back end strap at corner upright. Connect male buck­le to female buckle at bottom of mid.
Rear Upright
Mid Fabric
Frame attaching bracket
Mid Fabric
Use double back end strap at uprights between mids.
Slot in upright
Slot in upright
TENSIONING
TUBE SPLICE
Tensioning Tube Splice
TENSIONING TUBE
is used between mids ts into ends of tension tubes.
Back View
Figure 7b
Tension Pocket with tension tube inserted.
Tension strap over end of tension tube at front corner.
Inside view looking at tension pocket under curtain.
Figure 7a
Figure 7c
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Step 8 - Fastening Frame to Existing Building
At back of pavilion, adjust the frame attaching bracket so that is is fi tted up to existing building.
• Customer must determine and install the type of device that is best suited to attach frame to existing building.
U-Shaped stabilizer may not be used at corner uprights due to
Connection to existing building must be determined by cus­tomer.
fabric interference.
Frame Attaching Bracket
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Notes:
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EVANSVILLE, INDIANA
PHONE NUMBER
812· 867· 2421
FAX NUMBER
812· 867· 0547
Anchor products are of superior design and operate best within the parameters of these instructions. It is imperative that the instructions be carefully read and COMPLETELY FOLLOWED. Please read installation instructions before the installation or removal of this product. Installation instructions are available online at www.anchorinc.com or by calling 1-800-544-4445.
CAUTION:
1. For each installation, the installer is solely responsible for evaluating the site and the proper securing method determined. Some soils require different staking or securing than that provided with the tent. Due to this variety of soil conditions, these are the manufacturer’s suggested sequence of installation procedures. Anchor’s responsibility is limited to the manufacture of the tent parts and materials. We are not responsible for methods that installers may choose to erect and secure the tent to the ground.
2. The number of stakes suggested in the installation instructions do not necessarily meet all or any relevant codes on the site of the tent installation. The number of stakes suggested will, in many cases, keep the tent erected, however, due to various soil conditions; these stakes will be insuf¿ cient to keep the tent secure in high winds. It is the tent installer’s responsibility, not the manufacturer, to determine the appropriate number of stakes to meet the necessary wind loads on the site. Regardless of the number of stakes we suggest, we make no representation or warranty as to whether this speci¿ c number of stakes will meet the local tent code. Anchor does not, nor can it make any suggestions, representation, or warranties about the adequate staking required at each speci¿ c installation site. Staking information provided in the installation instructions is not a suggestion about what is
necessary to meet a site-speci¿ c load. For additional important information, consult: “The IFAI Procedural Handbook For the Safe Installation and
Maintenance of Tentage” and the IFAI Pocket Guide “Pullout Capacity of Tent Stakes”, both available from the IFAI Tent Rental Division or on our website.
3. Inasmuch as the weather is unpredictable, good judgment and common sense must be incorporated within installation guidelines. It is the responsibility of the tent installer/maintainer to determine the severity of the weather, proper time and method of installation and/or erection and disassembly. Note: We recommend that snow and
ice be removed from the tent surface as soon as possible because accumulation will damage the tent or fabric structure. Please consult with our Engineering Department about the maximum loads for each product.
This product has been manufactured for use as a temporary structure. For the safety of all occupants, evacuation is recommended if threatening weather occurs, or if there is any doubt concerning the safe use of this product.
4. Proper safety equipment should be used at all times to insure a safe installation and take down. We suggest a careful evaluation be made to determine safety equipment needed, such as hard hats, steel-toe shoes, safety glasses and other as required. It is our desire that all installations are safe. Please be aware of hidden dangers both underground, i.e., gas lines, water lines, electrical lines, etc. and above the tent such as power lines and telephone lines.
5. Anchor stands behind its products in accordance with its standard Terms and Conditions of sale. A copy of our Terms and Conditions of Sale can be obtained by contacting Anchor at the telephone number and/or address on this document.
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