10 Optidome. AMODEX, 3% Hydrogen Peroxide

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1 10 Optidome Setup Instructions Product Care General Fabric and Product Care Handling Fabric should always be handled in a clean area with clean hands and equipment. Cleaning An Emergency Stain Treatment chart is included with each product and details how to effectively clean various types of stains. Machine washing and/or drying is not recommended for all fabrics or constructions. Contact KD Kanopy with any questions. Fabric may be ironed, on or off the frame. Use Permanent Press Setting and non-waxed, non-inked paper between iron and fabric. Keep iron in constant motion and avoid spandex edging. Packing & Storage Be sure fabric is clean and dry before packing. Roll fabric for storage. Fold inside out or face in along seams. Do not fold applied or silk-screened graphics. Pack in bag provided. Always pack silk-screened and vinyl graphics with wax-free, ink-free paper or fabric shield to prevent its sticking to another surface. Pack in original shipping bags. Pack bags in corrugated cardboard box for protection when shipping. Store product in a cool dry area (40º-80ºF). Emergency Stain Treatment 1. Prompt treatment of any stain is essential to successful treatment. 2. Identify the stain before you treat it. The guide on this page will assist you with treatment. 3. Use extreme care treating stains to avoid spreading the stain or creating more damage. Too much moisture can cause water stains or spread stain. 4. Treat the stain with the fabric off the frame, if at all possible. Mark the stained area with a box or tag using masking tape before removing for cleaning. This makes it easier to find the stain when the fabric comes off the frame. Stain removal will be more effective if you apply treatments from the side away from the stain (usually the inside face of the product). This is not possible with coated fabric (Coated fabric is fabric that has a sealant or wax-like surface.) and fabric constructions that have a liner. Stains on either of these must be treated from the stain side. 5. Treatment Details Lift, scrape or blot as much of the staining material off as possible. (Blot with the provided white cloth or similar material. Avoid paper products.) Work from the outside edges toward the center of the stain. Masking tape can be an effective lifting device for drier materials like loose dirt, pencil and ink. For stains not responsive to water, follow the chart above and the manufacturer s instructions or call KD Kanopy for assistance. Most natural stains may be treated with distilled water. Apply water to the back of the stain, and force water through fabric by pushing on the back side while stretching the fabric, or adding water while blotting, using care to keep the wet area as small as possible. Repeat procedure until the water is running clear. Rinse cleaners from fabric with distilled water, blotting from the outside of the stain in towards the center and dry thoroughly to avoid spreading the stain. Emergency Repair Remove clear repair tape from repair kit. Cut to desired size. Peel off backing and place over ripped area. THIS IS ONLY A TEMPORARY REPAIR. General Stain Removal Treatments Stain Best Cleaner Alternative Solutions BLOOD Shout AMODEX, 3% Hydrogen Peroxide LOOSE DIRT Stiff Brush Shout, Pre-Spot,303 Fabric Cleaner FINGERNAIL POLISH Denatur ed Alcohol ACETONE INK Tape/Denatured Alcohol AMODEX LIPSTICK Shout AMODEX OIL, GREASE K2r CORN ST ARCH & SHOUT PENCIL Tape/Denatured Alcohol AMODEX, PRE-SPOT FOOD/DRINK Shout Contact Moss MYSTER Y STAIN Contact Moss *Note: The treatments listed above are general and may not be appropriate for all fabrics. Please consult your KD Kanopy Sales Team when in doubt. Search for us on YouTube and Facebook for set-up instruction videos and to see the latest news and upcoming events. Also look for us on Twitter and Instagram. CALL TO ORDER KD KANOPY, INC 1921 E. 68th Ave. Denver, CO Tel: Fax: If you have any difficulty at all please contact us. General Instructions: *Read and follow all instructions *Save instructions. *Wipe down all tubing, clean work area and lay out plastic sheeting, *Start all bolts by hand to align threads and avoid cross-threading. *Repack fabric carefully and neatly in the original fabric bag provided. *Refer to the Product Care Sheet for specific product information. *Contact KD Kanopy with any questions or concerns about your product. Workmanship Guarantee: Moss Inc. Fully guarantees all exhibits against defects in workmanship. If our products receive proper care, but fail due to a defect in manufacturing, the exhibit will be repaired or replaced at our discretion. Damage to exhibit products caused by accidents, improper care or negligence, where KD Kanopy is not at fault - including sun degradation and wear and tear - will be repaired for a reasonable fee. DIMENSIONS

2 10 Optidome PARTS & TOOLS INCLUDED CUPOLA SHAFT ANCHORING LINES FRAME LEGS FOOT PADS 4-WAY HUB HUB LEG FABRIC 4 4 MAKE SURE LEGS ARE ALL FACING SAME DIRECTION. 4 4 TUNNELS Place the cupola over the top of the rod, making sure to center it over the rod, and hook the cupola ends to the loops on the dome tunnels. C 2007

3 10 Optidome Note: Tie rope off to the V shaped fabric ring. Thread rope down and through one side of the double pulley, back up and through fabric ring. Continue by threading the rope back down and through the other side of double pulley and up to the Cleat located on the Frame Leg. Tension the rope then repeat process for remaining Foot Pads. Drive stake at angle away from tent. CAUTION :Dome is susceptible to wind until anchored. Never leave an erect dome unanchored. Screw anchor at angle toward tent. Attach anchor line to stake, pull tight and anchor stake into ground. Adjust tension on lines. If wind speed exceeds 12mph, the dome MUST be dissassembled. C 2007

4 10 Optidome Accessories Visor Pole Flag (optional) visor pole Visor Pole visor pole visor zip wall Orientate visor zip wall so zippers align with the zippers on visor. Zip closed. Connector Cover Zip Wall Orientate connector cover so that zippers line up with dome openings and zip into place. C 2007

5 Anchoring Procedure Foot Pad Stake Detail Double Pulley Tie Down Detail Drive Foot Pad Stakes into the slot provided on the back of each Foot Pad. Hogan Stake should be driven through Foot Pad at approximately 60 o from the Ground. 4 Min. Exposed 6 Min. Exposed 60 o 60o Asphalt Staking Drive Hogan Stake at approximately 60 o from the ground away from Optidome. 5 Min. Distance Earth Staking Screw 30 Tie Down Stake at approximately 60 o from the ground towards Optidome. page 5

6 Anchoring Procedure for Concrete when staking is not possible Tie Down Detail 15' long Tie-Down When staking is not possible use this method for securing optidome to the ground. Bolt a 24" diameter 3/4" thick sheet of exterior grade plywood to each Footpad. On each Footpad place a minimum of 100lbs of weight,as shown in the detail at right. Next attach a minimumof 200lbs of weight to each Tie-Down, as shown above. 50# 50#

7 Anchoring Procedure ALL STAKES AND TIE-DOWNS ARE REQUIRED FOR USE OF ALL OF THE OPTIDOME PRODUCTS INCLUDING 10',20' & 30' SIZES. Foot Pad Stake Detail Leg o 30 o Note: Apprx. angle for Tie Down using center of Foot pad as refefence for angle. Double Pulley 60 o Hogan Stake Drive Foot Pad Stakes into the slot provided on the back of each Foot Pad. Hogan Stake should be driven through Foot Pad at approximately 60 o from the Ground. Tie Down Detail Tie Down Line IF WIND SPEED EXCEEDS 12MPH, THE DOME MUST BE DISSASSEMBLED AND REMOVED. Tie Down Line 15 6 Max. Exposed o 30 o 8 Asphalt Staking Drive two Hogan Stakes at approximately 60 o from the ground away from Optidome and 30 0 seperated from center of Foot Pad with maximum 4 of exposure. 8 Earth Staking Screw 30 Tie Down Stakes at approximately 30 o from the ground towards Optidome and 30 0 seperated from center of Foot Pad page 5