5 STEP INSTALLATION - EasySHED
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When installed, ribs in sheeting face outward for all panels.
If desired, 3.2mm pop rivets can be used instead of the self tapping screws provided.
Sheds installed without adequate anchoring to the ground or concrete could be extensively
damaged in windy weather. Do not attempt to assemble shed in windy weather
because of risk of damage to panels, or personal injury.
STEP 1 Layout the four wall panels
in the correct order
STEP 2 Raise the Back Panel and
one Side Wall
Fix at five points through the
corner rib overlap
SIDE AND WALL ASSEMBLY
STEP 1 Layout the wall panels in correct order with ribbed side of the sheeting facing down.
STEP 2 Raise the Back Panel and position one Side Wall so that the corner ribs overlap.
Make sure that the top and bottom channel of the Side Wall Panel fully enter the cut-away
sections in the channel of the Back Panel. It maybe necessary to bend the cut-out
channel end open a little to accept the Side Wall. Working from outside
the shed, fix through the rib overlap at the shed corner, driving the self tapping
screws firmly home (refer right). Fix at five points. Work from top to bottom.
STEP 3 Repeat Step 2 to complete the second Side Wall of the shed.
STEP 4 Bring the Front (door panel) upto Side Walls and fix at five points
on each side. The walls are now securely fastened. Square the walls making
sure that the diagonal measurements are equal.
STEP 3 Secure the second Side Wall
and Front Panel
STEP 4 The four walls are now
securely fastened
STEP 5 Position and fix the
Roof Panels
FIXING THE ROOF
STEP 5 Position the Roof Panel (with the ridge beam attached) over
the apex of the gable. Working from the outside, fix through the LFlashing into the top
channel of the Side Walls at four points on each side. Position the second Roof Panel into the Ridge
Beam and working from inside the shed, fix at the corners and every second rib.
Fix through the LFlashing into the top channel as before.
Finally, fix at 500mm intervals through the roof sheeting into the top channels of the Front
and Back Panels ensuring that the channels are straight.
ADJUSTMENT OF THE DOOR BOLT
If the site is not quite level, as often happens, the padbolt may not slide easily into
the hasp. This may be adjusted by levering up the wall and packing beneath it, either immediately
below the bolt or immediately below the hinges. A trial will soon show which is required.
This adjustment should be made before final anchoring of the Front Panel.
Warning.The Manufacturer accepts no responsibility for damage to person or property
resulting from the inadequate anchoring of the shed whether installed by the Manufacturer,
their Agents or by any other person.
