wow the very part I need help with you glossed over. next time the video went to that part, the part I am having trouble with, had been done already in your video. unbelievable that you glossed right over it. OMG!!!!
WARNING: You didn't mention to secure the shelter down with stakes or weight bags if your at an outside event. These shelters are like giant umbrellas and will blow away into broken pieces if a gust of wind comes along & takes them away. Can be dangerous if other people are nearby and get hit by a "flying" shelter.. Also, the parts are quite expensive to replace so you don't want it "blowing" all over the place. I've seen it happen and you can't even fold it back into shape to put back into the carring bag. Nothing left but a heap of broken metal pieces. Make sure your arm is strong enough to secure the button in place on the legs. Takes some muscles to push the truss upward to snap in the button... Unflolding it out as much as possible helps. If you don't have it fully extended it's impossible to get the sliders to go up the leg and lock in place.. Since I worked for this company for many years, I thought I would give everyone some warnings before purchasing one of these products...
wow the very part I need help with you glossed over. next time the video went to that part, the part I am having trouble with, had been done already in your video. unbelievable that you glossed right over it. OMG!!!!
WARNING: You didn't mention to secure the shelter down with stakes or weight bags if your at an outside event. These shelters are like giant umbrellas and will blow away into broken pieces if a gust of wind comes along & takes them away. Can be dangerous if other people are nearby and get hit by a "flying" shelter..
Also, the parts are quite expensive to replace so you don't want it "blowing" all over the place. I've seen it happen and you can't even fold it back into shape to put back into the carring bag. Nothing left but a heap of broken metal pieces.
Make sure your arm is strong enough to secure the button in place on the legs. Takes some muscles to push the truss upward to snap in the button... Unflolding it out as much as possible helps. If you don't have it fully extended it's impossible to get the sliders to go up the leg and lock in place..
Since I worked for this company for many years, I thought I would give everyone some warnings before purchasing one of these products...
Thank you for the advise. How do you anchor your one down?
Thank you! The sliders are difficult to push up now i know why
This has a terrible visual. Why is the camera so far away and how are we supposed to see where to velcro?? Poor tutorial!!
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