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Celina Tent Photo Gallery - Lace Lines (Sectional Tents),Ratchet Buckle System
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Lines (Sectional Tents) Mid Sections can be added to sectional tents to make any imaginable length. With Celina's Grommet / Lace -lace lines tents can easily be laced without the worry of too much slack or too much tension. A rain flap covers the lace line to prevent any rain from entering the tent. |
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| How to lace a sectional Celina tent..... | ||
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Line up the 2 sections to be laced from the large grommet in the center.
Note: There will NOT be a center grommet or a large grommet on frame tents. 2. Starting at the first small grommet from the large center grommet, pull the 1st lace (under the large grommet) through the grommet. 3. Pull the 2nd lace through the 2nd grommet. 4. Pull the 2nd lace through the 1st laces loop. 5. Pull the 3rd lace through the 3rd grommet. 6. Pull the 3rd lace through the 2nd laces loop. Repeat steps 3 through 6 down the lace line of the tent until the 3rd grommet from the edge of the tent is reached, the 3rd grommet should be twice as long as all of the other loops. A. When the tent is laced down the tent to the 3rd grommet (the double loop), pull the remaining 2 laces through the remaining 2 grommets. B. Loop the 2nd lace from the perimeter in to the 1st lace (lace is now going towards the direction of the double loop). C. Pull the 3rd (double) lace through the 2nd loop. D. The 3rd (double) lace should now be strung through 2 loops (the 2nd loop & the 4th loop). Tie-off the double loop so that the loops can not come loose. Note: This does not in anyway affect the strength of the tent. The knot can be a simple knot, just enough to secure the loops in place. |
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| Stake & Ratchet Buckle System.... | ||
| With Celina Tent's stake and ratchet buckle system, only 3" from the ground to the stake head is required for the ratchet strap (and the stake to be pulled). This allows the stakes to be anchored in the ground as low as possible, utilizing the tent stakes full strength potential and also reducing the risk of injury caused by tripping of the protruding stakes (a big plus for any event, but especially when alcohol is served). Tents equipped with Celina's ratchet buckle systems are designed to place the ratchet buckle at the tent installers waist level. By doing this, it allows the installer to apply the appropriate amount of tension on the ratchet straps, while still in a comfortable position. Celina's ratchet buckles are a MUST for long term rentals. When properly anchored, it allows a tent to be set-up at any distance without worry of the tent top becoming loose. Ratchet buckles require less maintenance than traditional rope tents. If maintenance is required in most cases only one person is required to maintenance the largest of tents and usually the renters "curiosity tightens the tent". It's so simple, there's no need for the knowledge of knot tying, anyone can tighten a ratchet buckle. |
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