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→Set up the side poles
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Start with any pole by putting the tip into the D-Ring and bringing it into a vertical position. If there is a second person helping, your partner should start simultaneously on the opposite pole. The next two poles should be ones halfway between the already set up ones and so on. Carry on this way until all 12 (16) poles are set up. | Start with any pole by putting the tip into the D-Ring and bringing it into a vertical position. If there is a second person helping, your partner should start simultaneously on the opposite pole. The next two poles should be ones halfway between the already set up ones and so on. Carry on this way until all 12 (16) poles are set up. | ||
Once finished the roof is now hanging in the air with the middle section pointing to the ground looking like a funnel. | Once finished the roof is now hanging in the air with the middle section pointing to the ground looking like a funnel. | ||
At this stage the whole construction is still shaky and wind prone (that’s why additional helping hands to stabilise the poles are recommended). As soon as all cords get tightened equably the | At this stage the whole construction is still shaky and wind prone (that’s why additional helping hands to stabilise the poles are recommended). As soon as all cords get tightened equably the construction will stand all alone. | ||
==Hanging in the chain== | ==Hanging in the chain== | ||