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RFAA Owner's Manual

Keith Harris
Updated

Event Facade with Travel Bag

 

Included

A package contents inventory diagram formatted as a stacked grid showing line illustrations of included components alongside their quantities: Fabric Panels: Large dark rectangular fabric screen/sheet – 4 pcs. Short Rods/Bars: Thin rectangular straight bar – 8 pcs. Double Frame Bars: Long structural crossbar with mounting brackets on both ends (stacked pair) – 3 pcs. Single Frame Bar: Long structural crossbar with mounting brackets on both ends – 2 pcs. Hex Key: L-shaped Allen wrench tool – 1 pc.

 

Assembly Instructions

1.) Find a large open space and lay out the 3 long hinged pieces (A), the 2 long end pieces (B), and the 8 horizontal pieces (C) velcro side up. You will need a space of at least 6ft x 11ft
A technical assembly line drawing labeled with the number 1 in the top-left corner shows the initial layout for a 4-panel frame structure: Frame Arrangement: Five vertical support bars are arranged side-by-side to form four rectangular panel sections, with horizontal connecting rods bridging the top and bottom of each section. Component Labels: A: Thick vertical center connector bars separating each of the four panels. B: Thin vertical end bars positioned at the outer far-left and far-right edges. C: Horizontal connecting rods running along the top and bottom edges of each panel section.
2.) Begin by joining a horizontal piece (C) to each end of a long end piece (B). If you have trouble joining the pieces, try loosening the locking connectors with the included allen wrench.
A technical assembly line drawing labeled with the number 2 in the top-left corner, split into two horizontal panels: Top Panel (Upper Connection): Shows the upper corner of vertical end bar B. An arrow points left, indicating horizontal rod C sliding into the mounting bracket attached near the top end of bar B. Bottom Panel (Lower Connection): Shows the lower corner of vertical end bar B. An arrow points left, indicating horizontal rod C sliding into the mounting bracket attached near the bottom end of bar B.
3.) Join a long hinged piece (A) to the horizontal pieces (C) that were attached to the end piece in figure 2. Now attach two horizontal pieces to the other side of the long hinged piece. Continue until you’ve assembled the whole frame.
A technical assembly line drawing labeled with the number 3 in the top-left corner, divided into two main vertical frames: Left Frame (Left Connection): Shows horizontal rods C inserting into the left-facing brackets at the top and bottom of vertical center bar A, indicated by arrows pointing right. Right Frame (Right Connection): Shows horizontal rods C inserting into the right-facing brackets at the top and bottom of vertical center bar A, indicated by arrows pointing left.
4.) Once the frame is assembled it is time to attach the scrims. Begin by attaching the top and bottom ends of the scrim, starting at the corners and working your way across. Be sure to pull the scrim taught as you attach it.
A line drawing labeled with the number 4 in the top-left corner illustrates fabric attachment: Frame Assembly: The upper bracket joint of the modular frame is visible in the background. Fabric Attachment: A close-up view shows two hands gripping the stitched upper corner of a dark fabric cover, stretching it over the end of the top horizontal frame bar.
5.) Now attach the left and right sides of the scrim. Start at the center and work your way left and right. Be sure to pull the scrim taught.
A technical assembly line drawing labeled with the number 5 in the top-left corner details the final positioning of the fabric screen: Frame Detail: Shows a close-up section of a horizontal metal frame bar positioned beneath the fabric panel. Fabric Adjustment: Two hands pull and smooth the bottom stitched edge of the dark fabric panel across the length of the horizontal bar, pulling it taut to eliminate wrinkles across the screen surface.
6.) Once the scrims are attached you may go back and adjust them as needed to ensure they are taught and securely attached. Be sure to overlap the velcro a bit so you can’t see it on the other side.
A technical assembly line drawing labeled with the number 6 in the top-left corner shows the complete, final assembly: Completed Unit: The fully constructed rectangular modular screen system, consisting of four identical dark fabric panels secured side-by-side within the structural metal frame. Structural Layout: Shows three thick vertical support bars joining the four panels together in the middle, flanked by thin end bars at the far-left and far-right borders, with top and bottom horizontal rails holding the fabric covers completely taut across all four sections.
7.) The final step is to tighten all the connectors. This will make the frame stiff which will allow it to stand without falling over. Do not overtighten.
A technical assembly line drawing labeled with the number 7 in the top-left corner, divided into top directional instructions and a bottom application view: Top Left Diagram: Shows a close-up of a frame bracket with a counter-clockwise circular arrow and text reading "Turn counter-clockwise to loosen." Top Right Diagram: Shows the same frame bracket with a clockwise circular arrow and text reading "Turn clockwise to tighten." Bottom Panel: Detailed close-up view showing a hand using an L-shaped Allen wrench inserted into the adjustment screw located at the top hinge joint between two adjoining screen panels.

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