SURF & TURF CANOPRO LITE Manual de usuario
CANOPRO LITE
SHELTER
(5ft x 5ft)- (6.5ft x 6.5ft) (10ft x 6.5ft) -
(10ft x 10ft) - (15ft x 10ft) - (16.5ft x 8ft)
(20ft x 10ft)
Assembly & Elevation
A step-by-step guide to constructing your canopy
Thank you for purchasing from Surf & Turf Instant Shelters, the
leading supplier of pop up event shelters within the Canada and
North America
Our Instant Shelters are designed to be simple to erect, however
we strongly recommend reading our instructions fully before using
the Instant Shelter and keeping them with the Shelter at all times.
We recommend that no more than 2 people erect this Instant
Shelter, to avoid the risk of damaging the frame.
CONTENTS
How to Assemble your Instant Shelter 3
Setting up Canopy 4
Setting up Frame 5-7
Setting up Sidewalls 8-9
Securing The frame 10
Using Anchor Kit 11
Tips for dismantling 12
Canopy protector bag 13
Taking care of your pop up shelter 14-17
Warranty Details 18-19
Refunds & Returns Policy 20-22
Spares 23-24
Should you require any further help or information please
contact us at
info@gosurfturf.com
3
Your shelter will arrive in separate
boxes. You firstly need to remove the
frame from the box and take it out of
its bag.You can then lift the bag fully
off the frame.
Once you have the frame out of the
bag, stand opposite your partner,
holding the top corners of the legs.
Lift the frame slightly off the ground
and both walk backwards, opening
your arms as far as possible,
extending the frame.
Step 1
Important Note on shipped
products
The moment you receive your packag-
es, please ensure the packages don’t
have any sign of damage. If you feel
that there might be missing pieces or
damage, write down your concerns
on the shippers paper work and then
sign.
4
You now need to attach the canopy to
the frame. Carefully open the canopy
box. DO NOT use a knife as this can
damage the canopy.
Unfold the canopy and locate the four
corners using the Velcro; you will see
that each corner is reinforced. Then
with your partner, put the canopy
over the frame, care must be taken
not to pull the canopy over the centre
poles. You can then attach the other
corners of the canopy onto the frame.
Screw in the anti sag bolts through
eyelet in the canopy into the
corner legs. They are found in bag
with spikes along with the ropes.
Step 2.1 - Canopy
5
Now standing opposite your partner,
take hold of the lower concertina
bars, again walk backwards,
extending the frame as far
as possible.
At this point go underneath the
canopy. You will see the centre apex,
take hold of the lower and top section
and squeeze the framework together.
This will extend the framework even
further. You will see now that the
corner sliding leg joint will be inches
away from the location hole.
Step 3 - Frame
6
Now, while keeping tension on the
centre apex, your partner can go to a
corner of the shelter, carefully roll the
canopy up slightly and lock the joint
into place. Once one joint is in place,
you can release the pressure from the
frame work and lock the other joints
in place. All the joints are spring
loaded, pull pin design, and will lock
in automatically.
Step 4 - Frame
7
It is best to extend the shelter legs
one side at a time. To extend, lift the
leg from the ground slightly and
release the pull pin and slide the
inner leg out. The inner leg can
now extend and be locked in at the
required height. At this point the
frame should be pegged on to soft
ground, or weighted on hard stand-
ing ground, making sure all legs are
straight, and not sticking out.
Step 5 - Frame
8
Each of the sides are attached in the
same way, one at a time. First align
and connect the Velcro strips along
the top.
Then secure the Velcro leg straps
around the leg. There is an elastic
securing strap that you can wrap
around the leg, locate the metal end
and put into the hole on the leg. Each
side wall should then be zipped to the
adjoining panel. Repeat on all sides
as required.
Step 6 - Sidewalls
9
The side walls are designed to be a
tight fit, this ensures they look neat
and professional, if you struggle to
join the last side, use the additional
joining strip we have provided. We
recommend using this for the first few
uses of the shelter, until the material
stretches slightly.
Step 7 - Sidewalls
10
Each foot plate has holes for peg-
ging, it is important that the shelter is
pegged or secured no matter what the
conditions are.
Canopro Elite shelters have eyelet
pegging points on the side walls.
These can be pegged when on soft
ground.
If on hard standing weights or sand
bags must be used. Depending on the
conditions these can be stacked to
more or less weight
Securing The Frame
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