lace. S Never store a sleeping bag in its stuff sack or tightly compressed.

g by hanging or loosely rolling. S Keep in a cool, dry place. S Never store a sleeping bag in its stuff sack or tightly compressed.

uld be aired out and dry before storing. S Store the bag by hanging or loosely rolling. S Keep in a cool, dry place. S Never store a sleeping bag in its stuff sack or tightly compressed.

the bag is completely dry. Storage S Sleeping bags should be aired out and dry before storing. S Store the bag by hanging or loosely rolling. S Keep in a cool, dry place. S Never store a sleeping bag in its stuff sack or tightly compressed.

Wrap the Velcro piece around the pole for more stability. 5. Pull the visor over the opposite end of the pole (the shorter end) and fit the end of the pole into the webbing pocket located at the edge of the visor. 6. Insert one of the two remaining free ends of the pole into its respective grommet at the bottom, side of the hood, making sure the pole threads through the opening (not in front of it) of the visor and into the grommet. 7. Repeat step 6 with the remaining free pole section. 8. S

Store in a cool, dry place. Never leave your tent in very hot temperatures (such as a car trunk), as it will damage the material coatings. Storing your tent damp can result in mildew growth, which may cause your tent to smell, leak or delaminate. Mildew damage is not covered under warranty. Cleaning For light cleaning, you can sponge the tent with warm water. If it’s necessary to wash the entire tent, always use cleaners recommended specifically for tents. We recommend McNett Mirazyme cleaner, o

Insert pole tips into grommets on tent body. 5. Seedhouse SL3: attach the hub/pole to the tent body the same as the SL2. Run the straight pole over the hub/pole and insert the tips into the grommets on the side of the tent body. 6. Clip up tent body to poles using plastic clips to create freestanding mesh tent body. 7. Drape tent fly over set-up tent body with door zipped closed and clip all buckles on fly and body together. Cinch tightening straps. 8. Stake out all corners, stake out points and

SL3: also includes a straight, black pole. 3. Seedhouse SL1: the pole has one hub. The 2 shorter poles sections attach to the front of the tent, while the single pole attaches to the grommet in the center rear. Thread the rear portion of the pole through the ridge loops first and then insert pole tips into grommets on tent body. 4. Seedhouse SL2: the pole has two hubs. The hub with the longer pole sections corresponds with the front of the tent while the hub with the shorter pole sections corres

Then, attach the final clip on the tent body to the pole. 5. Drape tent fly over set-up tent body and clip all corner buckles of fly and body together, cinching tightening straps. 6. SH3: Clip buckles of fly and tent body together at rear first. Run vestibule pole through sleeve on underside of fly and insert pole tips into grommets on tent body. Then, clip buckles of fly and tent body on front corners and cinch tightening straps. 7. Stake out all corners and guy lines for optimum stability, spa

1. Lay the foot print on the ground and stake out. 2. Assemble hub/pole and insert pole tips into grommets on foot print, matching the longer pole sections from the hub with the front of the tent where the vestibule will be. SH3: Also has a single vestibule pole. The short cross pole will not be used. 3. Drape fly over the poles and clip buckles of fly and footprint together, cinching tightening straps. 4. SH3: Clip buckles of fly and footprint together at rear first. Run vestibule pole through