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Locate the two aluminum bracer poles. These provide the tent's structural rigidity and are pre-bent.

Slide the remaining silver-ended pole through the sleeve on the vestibule and secure it into the silver grommets. 4. Final Stakes and Adjustments

Don't worry if the tent looks low and rounded; this aerodynamic design is intentional to help it shed wind and rain effectively. rashikamp4

Take the two long, black-ended poles and slide them through the black-coded sleeves on top of the tent so they form an "X".

Hammer in stakes at the four main corners. Locate the two aluminum bracer poles

The bracer poles are expensive and crucial to the structure—avoid dropping them on hard surfaces, as they are specifically pre-bent.

Lay the ground cloth down first, then spread the tent body flat on top of it. Hammer in stakes at the four main corners

Insert the pole ends into the black-coded grommets at the corners. The tent will begin to rise into its basic shape. 2. Install Bracer Poles