Coleman Kenai 10x8 User Manual
Connect Frame to Tent
– Insert one end of the main tent pole
onto pin of pin & ring system, at the
tent corner. (illus. 3)
– Go to opposite end of pole and
gradually apply pressure to the pole
forming an arch until you are able to
insert the pin into the pole.
– Repeat for second pole. (illus. 4)
1
Layout & Positioning
of Tent, Pole Assembly
– Layout and position tent with door
facing desired direction. (illus. 1)
– Unzip door.
– Stake down tent corners only, using
the rings at the end of the stake loops.
Keep the floor taut. (illus. 2)
– Assemble frame poles by
interlocking shock-corded poles.
This will make two long poles.
– Insert the poles diagonally into pole
sleeves. The center of the poles
should cross forming an “X” in the
middle of tent. (illus. 1)
2
Assembled
poles
inserted
through
pole
sleeves
illus. 1
illus. 4
Tent frame set-up
illus. 2
Tent stake through ring
illus. 3
Insert pole end onto
pin & ring
KENAI™10’x8’
When You Are Ready
To Set Up Your Tent
– Select a level campsite clear of
rocks, branches and other hard
or sharp objects.
– Do not set up your tent under trees.
– For best results in windy conditions,
do not position the door of tent
into the wind.
Rainfly
Pole
Rainfly Part No.
9234-3321
Main Tent
Poles
POLE ASSEMBLY PARTS
Instructions apply to Part Number 9234-908
Part No. 9234-3301
Part No. 9234-3311
3
Attach Tent to Frame
Using Frame Clips
– Attach frame clips along
the edges of tent to frame poles.
(illus. 5), (illus. 6)
– Make any adjustments to the tent
corner stakes that are needed.
4
Attach Rainfly
– Assemble rainfly pole by
interlocking shock-corded pole.
– Insert rainfly poles into pole sleeves
located at the center edges of the
underside of rainfly. (illus. 6)
– Drape rainfly over tent frame, pole
side down. Rainfly poles should
cover door and rear window.
– Connect the four elastic loops with
“S” hooks, (found at the rainfly
corners) to the fabric loops
near frame clips. (illus. 9)
– Insert the tips of the rainfly poles
into the grommets.
– Secure rainfly with attachments
located on underside of fly. (illus. 10)
– Attach and stake out guylines.
(illus. 10)
illus. 6
Assembled tent without rainfly.
illus. 5
Frame clips
illus. 10
Completed tent with rainfly.
illus. 8
side guy
lines
Underside
of rainfly
attaches to
frame
poles
Rainfly poles
Rainfly pole sleeves
Stake down
doormat
Pole
Attachments
THE COLEMAN CO., INC.
3600 N. Hydraulic • Wichita, Kansas 67219
1-800-835-3278 • www.coleman.com
MADE IN CHINA
PRINTED IN CHINA Rev. 9/05
Things You Should Know
•
Under certain conditions (cold weather, high humidity, etc.)
condensation will form on the inside surfaces of your tent. Condensation is
caused by water vapor from your breath, perspiration, or any wet clothing
inside your tent. It is NOT LEAKAGE through the tent fabric. It can be
minimized by removing wet clothing from your tent and by providing good
ventilation through the tent.
•
Never store tent, even for a short period of time, without drying it
thoroughly and brushing off caked dirt. Do not pack stakes or poles inside
your tent. Use a separate storage bag.
•
STAKES SHOULD BE REMOVED BY PULLING ON THE STAKE ITSELF.
NEVER PULL ON THE TENT FABRIC OR TENT STAKE LOOP TO
REMOVE STAKE.
•
TENT POLES SHOULD NOT BE LEFT TELESCOPED
TOGETHER DURING STORAGE.
•
Seam sealer has not been provided with your tent. For additional protection
we recommend seam sealing your tent prior to camping. Seam sealer may be
purchased through your local retailer or at your local sporting goods store.
•
Do not leave your tent set-up for weeks at a time, be aware that
exposure to the ultraviolet rays of the sun can seriously damage material
and/or cause it to become discolored.
WARNING: KEEP ALL FLAME AND HEAT SOURCES
AWAY FROM THIS TENT FABRIC. This tent meets the
flammability requirements of CPAI-84. The fabric will burn
if left in continuous contact with any flame source. The
application of any foreign substance to the tent fabric may
render the flame-resistant properties ineffective.
illus. 9
“S” hooks
Grommets for rainfly poles
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