Khyam Scafell 400 Manual

Khyam Telt Scafell 400

Læs nedenfor 📖 manual på dansk for Khyam Scafell 400 (2 sider) i kategorien Telt. Denne guide var nyttig for 8 personer og blev bedømt med 4.5 stjerner i gennemsnit af 2 brugere

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Safety First

Never use combustible fuels inside your tent.

( Gas/Petrol/Mentholated Spirits etc - lights/cookers/heaters)

Remember tents can burn.

Do not smoke.

Do not use naked flames except in designated cooking areas.

Try to locate this tent at least 6 m from other campers.

Know the site’s safety procedures

Keep all exits clear.

Camp Safely.

Before Use

Please check the contents, erect and pitch your tent fully

before embarking on your first camping holiday. In the

unlikely event of finding any manufacturing defects or

missing items please rectify this with your local dealer

before going away.

Be careful to avoid pitching your tent over sharp stones

etc as this may damage the groundsheets. Pitching under

trees may cause the flysheet to be contaminated with sap,

this is not only impossible to remove but may also

damage the flysheet.

Tent Limitations

Tents are designed to be lightweight and packable and therefore require care and understanding in their use. Whilst the outer

Flysheet is waterproof, driving rain can, in some cases, cause water ingress around vents, zips and seams. You will get a certain amount of condensation

build up. This is caused by the relatively warmer, humid air inside the tent making contact with colder outer fabric of your tent. This should not be confused

with leakage. Please take particular care when assembling your tent in windy conditions. Ensure you have others to help you. If you overstress poles, they

will break. Your local retailer can supply replacement / spare pole sections. Always pitch your tent securely and ready for all weather conditions using all

pegs and guys. The standard pegs supplied with this tent are suitable for normal ground conditions, however rocky, boggy, sandy or loose soil may require

specialist pegs which are available through your local retailer. It is advisable to have some of these pegs to hand for use should you encounter such ground

conditions on your trip. Never push pegs in by hand use a wooden or rubber faced mallet. Make sure your tent and personal belongings are insured. We

accept no liability for consequential damage. Storm damage is not covered under our guarantee. Never pack your tent away wet or store your tent in wet or