efore you set up the equipment shed, please take
the time to carefully read through these assembly
instructions to avoid damaging the equipment shed
or setting it up incorrectly.
Once you have finished setting up the equipment
shed, please keep the instructions safe for future
reference.
Aluminum profiles
The individual article numbers are stamped into the
relevant aluminum profiles.
Please check the stamped numbers again before
assembling individual profiles.
Important assembly instructions
The equipment shed should be assembled on a
single day. The assembly work should not be
undertaken in windy conditions.
Important safety instructions for installation
앬We recommend that the installation work be
performed by 2 persons.
앬To prevent the risk of accidents, please keep
children at a safe distance during the installation
work.
앬Always wear protective gloves during installation
of the aluminum profiles. This will protect your
hands against the risk of being cut or trapped.
앬Once you have fully assembled the equipment
shed, retighten all of the nuts and bolts with an
open-ended spanner or a ring spanner.
Important instructions for use
The equipment shed must only be used for its proper
purpose; it is designed for the storage of all types of
gardening equipment.
The manufacturer cannot accept any damage
caused by using the equipment shed for purposes
other than its designed purpose.
Note:
The manufacturer cannot be held liable for damage
due to storms, wind, water or snow loads. No
guarantee is offered in terms of compensation for
consequential damage or financial losses.
We reserve the right to make changes to the product
as part of our process of continuous technical
improvement. This may result in minor differences in
the descriptions and/or illustrations.
If there are signs of damage to any components,
then the affected components should be replaced
with genuine replacement parts.
A complete list of individual replacement parts can
be found at the end of the assembly instructions.
List of tools
You will require the following tools for assembly and
installation:
앬Socket wrench (size SW 7 and SW 10)
앬Long straight screwdriver (size 2-3)
앬Phillips screwdriver (size 2-3)
앬Allen key (size 4)
앬Open-ended wrench or ring wrench (size SW 10
and SW 13)
앬Rubber mallet
앬Ø 2.0 mm drill bit, masonry bit
앬Drill or cordless screwdriver
앬Tape measure or folding rule
앬Spirit level
앬Safety stepladder
앬Scissors
Important:
All bags of components for installation and assembly
contain spare nuts and bolts.
The individual article numbers are stamped into the
relevant aluminum profiles.
Please check the stamped numbers again before
assembling individual profiles.
When assembling the equipment shed, make sure
that the profiles are all perfectly square.
Check the horizontal and vertical positions of the
profiles with a spirit level. Make sure that all profiles
are assembled in their defined end positions,
pushed together as far as they will go.
Information on use / base / base diagram
앬All bolts, screws and nuts should be checked
every three months and retightened if required.
앬After a storm or high winds please check all
bolts, screws and nuts and ensure that the PVC
panels or plastic web panels are correctly
seated.
앬In the event of a storm or heavy winds please
close the doors of your equipment shed.
앬Suitable storm anchorings (not included) should
be used to additionally secure the equipment
shed in areas particularly prone to storms.
앬At temperatures below freezing (0 °C), never
strike the PVC panels or plastic web panels with
hard objects.
앬Snow should be cleared from the roof of the
equipment shed on a regular basis to prevent
dangerous snow loads from building up. A 10 cm
layer of snow or a 2 cm layer of ice can already
be dangerous.
앬The roof of your equipment shed is not designed
to be walked on.
앬Never use any naked flames or similar in the
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