Check out the related link for instructions on how to construct an Ozark Trail 13ftx10ft screen house.

This is for Northpoint 13' x 10' Screen House Style# TC-S130A-03.

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It took us a while to find the "secret instructions" zipped into the side of the bag. There's actually a zipper flap, with the instructions sewn onto the inside, that tell how to put the tent up. **two of the longer poles are the ones that get inserted into the green diagonal channels--place ends in grommet holes at bottom corner of tent **the shortest two are the "side" ones--they hold up the parts that pooch out to the sides of the tent--place ends in grommet holes at bottom of tent **the single longer pole goes from side to side on the outside and gets held in place with the plastic "channel" locks--ends of this one goes through grommet on top of each side "pooch" **there's a ribbon on top to tie all the poles together, and of course, you have to stake the bottom down once you've gotten it up. It's fairly straightforward. Of course, my husband is a genius at this type of thing :-) Hope this helps--finding the directions is key.

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There are:

3 rafters: 2+2b+2b+2b

4 legs : 1b+1b+4

4 gables: 1b+1

2 middle supports: 5+5b

I marked my plastic connectors with the assemblies that go into them to make it easier to remember.

The plastic connectors do not label the rafters, but they do label the legs and gables

Lay out the 6 plastic connectors so along the back you have a the leg-gable-(rafter)s in the 4 corners, and the gable-gable-(rafter)s midway between the gable-parts of the legs.

The 3 rafter assemblies go in the unmarked sockets, then the gables connect the rafters, then you put on the legs.

When i do it alone, I put just the 1b segment into the plastic bits, then pull the tent over the short frame, then walk around and make the legs longer.

The tent hooks into holes on the 4s.

Well first you take the stuff out of the carry bag then there should be two poles that you connect then at one corner you should find one hole then just put one of the connected poles and put it in the hole once you get to the top you can see the pole again then you will see three holes put the pole you are using at the top and put it in the one right across and just put it all the way in then do the same to the other pole also when you do the second pole make sure you put it under the the first pole then you should be done if you done it correctly hope this helped you

yes I need help in setting up my 13ft x 10ft outdoor tent

Large thicker poles 3 connect to the triple holder in the top and follow the sleaves and clips thru to bottoms bend poles to get the little metal pieces in bot. of pole. spread bottom out and stake down. thinner poles follow in the same fashion.

Ozark is the in house label of Walmart. Your tent was probably made by a company called NorthPole Limited. Provide them with the model number and size and see what they can do; although you might save money buying a new tent complete. I have put the Ozark and NorthPole Limited contact pagesin the related links below. They should be able to help you with locating replacements local to you.

You might be able to get it repaired by a sailmaker/canvas repairer instead of replacing the 'top', if you still have it.

Hello to all!!! I hope this help someone out. I too had a problem with the assembly of my Ozark Trail Screen House 13' x 10'. Until I found this WED SITE BELOW. Just Cut And Paste: http://www.cyberhobo.net/wp-content/uploads/2007/09/wmt-1390s-inst_03.pdf GOD Bless You All.

If you have the junior dome tent, it's pretty easy. Mine came with two poles, and is 6'x5'. Simply lay the tent out flat, stake the corners, and lay the 2 poles diagonally across it. Feed the poles through the sleeves, and gently push them into the corner pockets one at a time to make the dome. Attach the rain fly on top, and viola. Done.

you put the black poles through the sleaves and the orange poles go through the clips and go through the hole in the sleaves also you should be able to see the half circle where it goes through it really should not be too hard the rain fly clips on the loops halfway down the middle cross poles in the front and back the rain fly has metel clips that go on the pole ring on the bottom. the loop on the rain fly goes through the stake on the mat in the front and you should be ready to camp i have this tent and really like it i hope i helped.

It is marketed by Wal-Mart as an in-house brand, but the manufacturing goes on elsewhere outside of the USA. Look at the tag of the product. Most come out of China. I am sure if you compared the other tags on the other products you may see similar manufacturing patterns going on. I am sure that several different companies market the same goods under different "brand" names from the same manufacturing plant.

------Actually, it's manufactured by American Recreation Products, which manufactures Wenzel products... Since early August when I bought an Ozark Trail airbed I've so far had to have them first replace the faulty air pump i got, and now the entire bed.....Beware though... if you have to have something replaced that's big like that, YOU have to pay the shipping to send it back...Goodluck, their customer service # should be on a piece of paper in the items packaging...

Ozark Trails Association was created in 1913.