Forest garden Overlap Apex Shed 6 X 4 User manual

Overlap Apex Shed
6' x 4'
Important :
Assembly of this
shed requires a
minimum of two
adults.
Issue 0115
B
OPA4PE
PLAIN END
OPA6WS
WINDOW PANEL
17917658
ROOF SHEET
QTY 2
DEF
A
OPA46 PARTS LIST
BRDFL46
FLOOR
SDRPT
DOOR
OPA4DE
DOOR END
84996
PLASTIC GLAZING STRIP QTY 3
44161570PT
1570mm C/STRIP QTY 4
HM J
45281753PT
1753mm BATTEN QTY 1
G
Place the corner strips so that they cover the joins
between the panels. Fix each in place using 3 x 30mm
screws
A
4
11
C
OPA6PS
PLAIN SIDE
J
3
REQUIRED TOOLS :
(NOT SUPPLIED)
POZI DRIVE
SCREWDRIVER TAPE MEASURE HAMMER
N
L
51120810PAII58PT
810mm BARGE BOARD QTY 4
K
Place the window from the outside so that the lip sits on
the bottom board as shown.
Place the plastic strips around the window so that one
side butts up against the cladding.
Fix the strips and the window in place using 2 x security
screws for each strip and one for the top of the window.
Lip
Board
H
PCWIN1
GLAZING
QTY 1
H
Top View
C
B
D
Must Pre-drill for
each screw used.
37281791PT
1791mm BATTEN QTY 2
L
FELT
85052 QTY 1
A
N
Fixing Pack (OPA46FP)
This fixing pack is used for several products.
There may be additional fixings.
Not to Scale
Flush Hinge
Qty 2
50mm Screw Qty 24
30mm Nail Qty 45
25mm Screw Qty 17
Hasp &
Staple
30mm Screw Qty 19
25mm Security Screws
Screws Qty 7
10mm Felt tacks
Qty 100
I FIN20010512PT
Finial
QTY 1
20121695PPT
20 x1695mm STRIP QTY 1
O
E
SHARP KNIFE
40mm Screw Qty 12
IMPORTANT, RETAIN FOR FUTURE REFERENCE; READ
CAREFULLY
This buildings is pressure treated to ensure longevity of all
timber components and to protect against rot. This may leave
a colour difference on some parts that will even out as the
moisture content stabilises. This will not need additional
treatment.
- Timber is a natural material. It will shrink and swell as a
result of varying moisture content.
- Due to the nature of the material the doors may need some
trimming for a neater fit.
- Please keep all plastic bags and small parts away from
children
- The roof of this building is not a load bearing structure.
- This product must be built on a solid level base.
Technical Helpline: 0333 7777 089 8.30 am and 5.00
pm Monday to Friday.
Please check all parts prior to assembly
Assembly of damaged parts may be deemed to be
acceptance and this may affect the remedies you are entitled
to.
If the product is not constructed in accordance with the
instructions, or is altered in anyway (e.g. painted), the
manufacturer cannot be held liable for any resulting damage.
Place the panels on top of the floor. Make sure that all the panels are tight and flush before
fixing them to each other using 3x50mm screws.
Before fixing the panels to the floor using 50mm screws, take care and make sure that they are
all sitting flush. All of the screws should be positioned so that they screw into the bearers
underneath.
3x50mm screws for the plain and window sides.
2x50mm screws for the plain and door ends.
Using a scissors carefully cut
one of the plastic strips to
559mm.
Attention:
Take care when placing
the screws. These can
not be backed out.
FLAT HEAD
SCREWDRIVER
SCISSORS
2
Fix the 20 x 1695mm strip to the side
of the door frame so that it is tight
with the cladding and flush with the
frame. Use 3 x 30mm screws.
O
ab
Place the hinge against the inside of the door frame and
position the large section of the hinge so that it is flush
with the inside of the framing as shown. Fix with 25mm
screws.
Open the hinge and fix the smaller section to the door
framing. Again make sure that the hinge is flush and that
the holes are positioned so that the 25mm screws locate
correctly into the batten.
A
F

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Forest Garden Ltd, Unit 288 Hartlebury Trading Estate, Hartlebury, Worcestershire, DY10 4JB
Biocidal Product Regulation (EU 528/2012) Article 58 Information
This article contains timber treated with Celcure AC-500, incorporating biocidal products to give protection against wood destroying insects & wood rotting fungi.
Contains: Basic copper carbonate (Copper (II) carbonate – Copper (II) hydroxide (1:1)), Boric acid, Benzalkonium chloride.
Wear gloves when handling freshly treated wood. Avoid breathing dust when cutting treated or untreated wood. Dispose of off-cuts responsibly – do not burn.
Place the 1755mm batten so that it connects the door end to the plain
end. Fix this in position using a 50mm screw for each end as shown.
5
8
Place the roof board on to one of the 1791mm battens. Make sure that the
board is flush on all sides.
Fix each batten in place using 30mm nails spaced in 300mm intervals.
(Repeat for the other roof section)
M
G
J
Lift the roof sections into place making sure that they are in line with the apex and
the front and back panels of the shed.
Fix the roof in place using 30mm nails spaced in approximately 300mm intervals.
(Make sure the nails locate into the framework of the panels)
6
32mm
K
9
Unroll the felt and cut it in to two equal lengths. Place the sheets on each side so
that there is a 50mm overhang on the eaves and they overlap at the apex. Fix these
to the roof using felt nails spaced in 150mm intervals. Cut and fold the corners
securing with a single felt nail for each.
Place the barge boards against the front and back of the shed. Make sure
that these are in line with the roof sheet and meet at the apex. Fix each in
place using 3 x 40mm screws.
Place the finial over the top of where the barge boards meet and fix it in
place using 2 x 30mm screws.
10
Maintenance.
Regularly check all fixings are secure and the roofing felt has no holes or tears.
Sand off any rough/sharp edges.
Attention
Take care when
cutting and
trimming the roof
felt.
Position the staple on the door end in line with the centre batten on the reverse of the door.
Making sure that the staple is in line with the framing behind, fix it in place using 2 x 25mm
screws.
Before fixing the Hasp to the door, make sure that it is in line with the framing on the reverse of
the door and that it closes over the Staple. Fix this in place using 3 x 25mm screws.