HUTTON 8' x 6' - Security Shed User manual

Assembly Instructions
8' x 6' –Security Shed
1. Place the floor section on the base you have prepared and
fix the back panel to one side panel screwing through the
vertical battens of the back panel into the battens on the side
panel using 3x 70mm green screws. Repeat when fitting the
other side panel.
2. Fix the front panel (with door) to the two side panels as in
part 1 using 70mm screws provided. After all the panels are
fitted together, make sure it is all square and the cladding
overlaps the floor.
3. Place one roof panel on the top the shed. The batten will
fit into the central recess on the front and rear panels.
Repeat for the other panel. Then screw into place using 6x
50mm screws in to each roof panel. Once the roof is screwed
into place, fix the panels to the floor section. Use 3x 70mm
screws for each side panel and 2 screws for each of the front
and back panels.
4. Fit the long fillet in the gap between the two roof
panels as shown in the photo.
List of parts in fixings pack---
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1 x Roll of Felt (10m)
12 x 40mm Galvanised Nails
22 x 70mm Green Screws
26 x 50mm Green Screws
12 x 30mm Wire Nails
100 x 15mm Felt Nails
With all buildings, it is important to provide a firm level base before assembling your shed.
If a concrete base is being used we recommend this does not extend beyond the dimensions of
the shed to stop water falling from the roof and collecting on the concrete base. This can be
avoided by making the base for this shed 2400mm x 1800mm.
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5. Fix on the four corner strips with 3x 40mm nails in each.
6. Measure the length of the roof panel and add an extra
100mm for cutting the lengths of felt. (Three lengths will be
needed). Once the felt is cut lay the pieces to overhang the
side of the roof by at least 60mm. Lay the third piece of felt
along the centre of the roof to overhang the other two
pieces.
7. Nail the felt around the outside of the roof every 100mm.
8. Fit fascia pieces into place with 2x 50mm screws in each
to front and rear of shed.
Please read carefully
Your shed has been pressure preservative treated, which is designed to prevent rot and insect attack for up
to 15 years and to give softwood construction and landscaping timber products an extended and low
maintenance service life. The treatment is not intended to perform as a waterproofing agent.
When using pressure treated cladding timbers in the construction of sheds or garden buildings the
following guidelines should be followed to help prevent any water ingress: 1. The Timber Research and
Development Association (TRADA) recommends a 16-19mm nominal thickness for cladding timbers, this
shed has a nominal cladding thickness of 19mm. 2. Fixings should only be driven marginally below the
surface of the cladding timbers. 3. A suitable airflow should be allowed throughout the structure to assist
on-going drying, during which it is perfectly normal for some shrinkage of the cladding timbers to occur. 4.
The dry, external timbers can have a water ingress protection added with the application of an appropriate
and well maintained water repellent coating. This would involve a proprietary water repellent coating
product which could be applied to the dry external timbers following the relevant manufacturer’s
guidelines. Recommended products include Thompson’s WaterSeal, Hickson Decor Wax Coat and RESTOL
Wood Oil.
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Church Lane, Northwood Green, Westbury-on-Severn, Gloucestershire GL14 1ND www.svw2000.co.uk/hutton
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Handy Tip for good shed maintenance
Keep the areas surrounding your shed
clear of any grass or vegetation
including, pruning any trees overhead.