tradetested GS511-V1, Owner'S Manual And Assembly Instructions

Page 1: ...INSTRUCTIONS AND ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS GARDEN SHED OWNER S MANUAL overall size 3270 x 4590 x 2150mm shed size 3070 x 4590 x 2100mm door size 1 740 x 1750mm door size 2 1480 x 1750mm floor size 3030 x...

Page 2: ...into position Remember to leave plenty of room for the door to fully open An electric drill driver A Phillips screwdriver Gardening or work gloves Sealant or caulking gum optional Step ladder Tape mea...

Page 3: ...loor kits designed to match your shed Alternatively you can build your own using H4 treated bearers and timber floorboards Build on a compacted and levelled base layer Plastic sheeting placed under th...

Page 4: ...viding support for the panel until the screw is all the way in Make sure the block is not directly underneath the screw How to remove rivets if needed Don t worry if you have placed a rivet incorrectl...

Page 5: ...ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS iii...

Page 6: ...s 26 15 16 17 18 19 20 29 30 31 32 33 34 1550 Side Wall Please check your contents prior to starting assembly Z111 E175 x 410 E175 x 350 U074 U175 D173 H074 DOOR PART QTY PART 3 3 6 6 3 3 6 SIZE mm 41...

Page 7: ...All panels should overlap by one corrugation i U155 x4 b Lay the wall panels out with the large rib overlapping the small Large Rib Small Rib Assemble the rear wall panels All pre drilled holes shoul...

Page 8: ...be left undone Tek Screw Screw from the outside in as per the pre drilled holes in the frame U channel joint Drill screw in joint STEP 3 a Assembling the side walls W180x22 U155x12 W180x12 U155 U155...

Page 9: ...this varies squeeze together or stretch out the panels to make sure they line up Do not add screws to the top and bottom holes at each end of the panel These need to be left undone 4 U0745 Z0745 Leave...

Page 10: ...ndone Leave the left and right door frames MR180 ML180 un fastened at this stage This will help with any adjustments needed later on Once the door positioning is finalised add the necessary screws Tek...

Page 11: ...ets place a spirit level or block of wood underneath the corner of the shed This will ensure that the two walls being connected stay square as you drill the screws in OPTIONAL Once you have all four w...

Page 12: ...ut L030 R x2 STEP 6 a Assembling the ridge beam C190x2 C115x2 C153x2 C190 C190 C115 C153 C115 C153 When assembling the roof beam avoid placing screws too close to each end Some play is needed in order...

Page 13: ...ink Place the 55mm Bracket as shown then fix it to the portal leg Make sure it is square and flat to the slab Pre drill the Dia 8mm hole to a depth of 50mm X155 X155 X176 X176 Fit the Square tube usin...

Page 14: ...tic Ridge End Cap Equidistant holes on the roof channel G When attaching roof panels align them to the central roof beam NOT to the walls as these may shift during final fixing Screw the panels to the...

Page 15: ...hole from inside of wall panel then fixed by revits from outside please make 2 holes in middle of connection point and other equidistant holes for the rest of brace Take care to ensure that both ends...

Page 16: ...x3 U175 x 6 U074x6 Rivet D173x3 Square tube Out side of door E175 x 350 E175 x 410 D173 Square tube insert D173 square tube into U195 frame screw rivets E175 x 350 x1 E175 x 410 x1 In side of door Ou...

Page 17: ...move the hinge down until it is level with mark drill holes for your rivets and attach Use the drill bit to drill pilot holes through the door bracing into the door sheeting Flip the door back over t...

Page 18: ...12 rivets with washer galvanized handle door center strip door top strip door bottom strip door bar door inside door outside handle hasp hinges inside bolt for double door double door hasp on door...

Page 19: ...ill pilot holes to accommodate the pad bolt keeper and then fix with rivets When first fitting doors attach the hinges to the shed using the Philips Head Screws This makes it easier to change the posi...

Page 20: ...perly aligned when closed then if needed adjust door frame jamb hinges accordingly To create or reduce space adjust the door frames which have been left unfastened as per Step 3 C by sliding them back...

Page 21: ...oof can damage the structure making it unsafe to enter DOORS Keep doors closed and locked to prevent wind damage FASTENERS Use all washers supplied to protect the shed panels against weather Regularly...

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