Cleaning your marquee canopy
· Small stains: Simply clean with a clean
rag and any general use household mild spray and wipe cleaning fluid.
· Complete Canopy: We recommend that the canopy
of your marquee should be cleaned regularly depending on frequency of
use. The canopy
· is best cleaned by using a soft mop and any mild household
cleaning fluid such as dishwashing detergent in warm water. To clean
the canopy,
· it is recommended to fully open your marquee, but do not
extend the legs. This will avoid the necessity of using a ladder or
extension poles.
Note: DO NOT USE SOLVENTS ON
ANY PART OF THE MARQUEE |
Maintenance
· Screws: Regularly check that all screws
are firm (not too tight). This can be done by using an Allen key and/or
screw driver. If a truss bar
· screw is missing replace immediately as
it will put additional pressure on the frame when erecting.
· Legs: Remove any tape from upper or lower
legs. Any tape left on the legs may cause the inner and outer leg to
jam and cause damage
· when erecting or folding.
· Truss Bars: Truss bars are an integral part
of the marquee structure. If any truss bar has broken it is recommended
that you do not use
· the marquee until it has been replaced. If operated
correctly in normal weather conditions truss bars will not break.
· Buttons: All buttons are spring-loaded and
should last many years. There is a small screw under the button barrel
that should be tight at
· all times. This screw can be tightened with
a Phillips head screwdriver. |
