Lifetime Sentinel 6416 User manual

OWNER’SMANUAL withAssemblyInstructions
11'x13'Storage Building

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SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
Most injuries are caused by misuse and/or not following instructions. Use caution when using this shed.
To ensure safety, do not attempt to assemble this shed without following the instructions carefully. Check entire box
and inside all packing material for parts and/or additional instruction material. Before beginning assembly, read the
instructions and identify parts using the hardware identifier and parts list in this document. Proper and complete
assembly, use and supervision are essential for proper orientation and to reduce the risk of accident or injury.
FAILURE TO FOLLOW THESE WARNINGS MAY RESULT IN SERIOUS
INJURY OR PROPERTY DAMAGE AND WILL VOID WARRANTY.
• Do not use or store hot objects such as grills, blowtorches, welding equipment, etc. in the shed.
• If using a ladder during assembly, use extreme caution.
• Two capable adults are required for shed assembly. (It is also recommended that a third adult function as an instruction reader.)
MODEL #6416
Sentinel
11’ x 13’ Outdoor Shed
Consult all local building codes, as well as city and county ordinances, to ensure
that the construction of the Outdoor Shed does not require a building permit. Proper
building permit documentation may be required in your neighborhood, and it would be
unfortunate to learn this after constructing the Shed.
Surface must be leveled before installation. We recommend building a level work
space with a cement or patio style surface. If the surface is not properly leveled, the
Outdoor shed will not assemble correctly. Proper surface leveling will save you time
in the long run, so please do not ignore this step.
Instruction #1012325 5/1/2006
Level Surface Notice:
Building Code Notice:
There is a 1/2” phillips head screwdriver bit included with the shed hardware. This bit
can be used with any power screwdriver or drill. The plastic pieces of your shed can
be damaged by overtightening of screws. To avoid damage we strongly recommend
the use of a low-powered power screwdriver or a drill that has an adjustable clutch
that is set on a low torque setting. If neither is available, use a hand screwdriver. In
any case use caution to avoid overtightening the screws.
Screwdriver Notice:
Sharp objects may damage your floor. If resting sharp, heavy objects on your shed
floor, place a block of wood between the sharp object and floor.
Floor Puncture Notice:
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Two Adults Required for Assembly
( + one Adult suggested as an instruction reader)
Suggested Tools & Materials
(Not Included):
Step Ladder
(2)
7/16” 3/8”
(2) (1)
Phillips Head
(1)
(1)
Power Drill * Work Light
Adjustable
(1)
Rubber Mallet
(1)
Box Knife
(1)
Pliers
(1)
(1)
Before Beginning Assembly:
A. Read the “Congratulations” letter on pages 4-5.
B. Remove Parts List from the center of these instructions and
make sure all parts are present and in good condition.
Read This First!
For Assistance, including missing or broken parts,
Call Customer Service at:
** Customers outside of the U.S. or Canada, please contact the store for assistance. **
1 [phone]
Flashlight
(1)
* see “Screwdriver Notice” on page 2
Indicates a helpful hint or
important note. Indicates that a hand
screwdriver is required
for a step.
**Do Not Contact the Store!**

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Dear Valued Customer,
We would like to congratulate you on your purchase of a Hillcrest™ Outdoor Storage Shed! We
are confident that you have made the perfect choice and you will be very pleased with your new
storage solution.
Hillcrest™ Outdoor Storage is part of the family of brands created and manufactured by
Lifetime® Products, Inc. Like all of our products, you can be assured that the quality of your
Lifetime Outdoor Storage Shed is the best in the world! All of our sheds are made in the USA,
something that is very important to us. And, we back that quality up by offering the best
warranty in the business – A 10-year warranty that fully covers the shed!
All of our sheds are built with the highest-quality steel and polyethylene parts. The design and
construction of our steel-reinforced double-wall panels is second to none. All of our exposed
steel parts and trusses are powder coated and we use high-impact polyethylene plastic. What
makes polyethylene so special? It has superior strength and durability, and, it won’t crack or
degrade outdoors.
So now that you know the quality you are geing in a Lifetime Outdoor Storage Shed, please
take the time to READ THIS INSTRUCTION MANUAL!
We have taken great care in providing the best possible form of instructions to help you put
your new Outdoor Storage Shed together. Before you get started, PLEASE read the following
preparation tips to help you get started!
We can assure you, your construction experience will be a lot more enjoyable if you do!
PREPARATION TIPS:
• The first step is simple…RELAX! You have made a great purchase, but Rome was not
built in a day. Plan to spend a good part of your aernoon puing together your fine Outdoor
Storage Shed. Our philosophy is, if it comes together quickly and easily, it surely will come apart
quickly and easily! Your Lifetime Outdoor Storage Shed will surely last a long, long time, if you
are patient, and take all the time necessary to put it together as we have instructed.
• Grab a friend to join in on the fun! This is not a one-person endeavor. We have found that
not only will things go smoother if you have two or more people participating in the construc-
tion of the shed, but it will go quicker as well. So, the more the merrier!
• Make sure you have all the tools necessary for constructing your new shed. There is a
“Suggested Tools & Materials” list on page three of this Owner’s Manual.
• The plastic pieces of your shed may become damaged by over tightening the screws. To
avoid this damage, we strongly recommend the use of a low-powered power screwdriver or a
drill that has an adjustable clutch that is set on a low-torque seing. If neither is available, use
a hand screwdriver. If a hand screwdriver is all you have, take several breaks…your wrist will
need it!
• You will also need two small step ladders (when it comes time to do the roof!).
• Before beginning assembly, remove the Parts List from the center of this Owner’s Manual
and take an inventory of the parts included with your Outdoor Storage Shed. Also, read through
the entire instruction manual. It’s always a great practice to get a feel for the flow of the process
and to familiarize yourself with the parts involved. But, try not to get ahead of yourself and start
the process out of order.
• FOLLOW THE INSTRUCTIONS IN ORDER! Everything goes together in a certain order,
and we have learned what that correct order should be. In our state-of-the-art research and test-
ing facility, we have painstakingly created these instructions. The order of construction is there
for a reason, and some parts simply will not fit if built out of order. Just follow along with the
order in the instructions and everything will fit together and things will go very smooth.
• YOUR SHED MUST BE BUILT ON A LEVEL SURFACE! If the spot you have chosen to
place your wonderful new Outdoor Storage Shed is not level, the shed will not assemble correct-
ly! We recommend a cement patio, a wood platform or creating a pad with pea gravel. Your shed
is meant to last a lifetime, so provide the proper foundation for it before you start to build.
• Before you build it, make sure you are allowed to build it! Consult all building codes, as
well as city and county ordinances, to ensure that you do not require a building permit to con-
struct your Outdoor Storage Shed. Proper building permit documentation may be required in
your neighborhood, and it would be quite unfortunate to learn this aer your Outdoor Storage
Shed is already built!
Now that you’re ready to begin the construction of your wonderful new Outdoor Storage Shed,
step back, take a deep breath, get yourself a large cold beverage and enjoy yourself. We guaran-
tee that aer spending the right amount of time in building your shed, you will be able to enjoy it
for years to come.
Thanks for choosing Sentinel™ Outdoor Storage, and have fun!
IMPORTANT! Please Read

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153 3/4”
123”
1Site Selection
The actual dimensions of your shed (at its widest and longest points) are 11’ x 13 1/2’. Be sure to select a
site that will accomodate these measurements. The base of the shed is slightly smaller than this, so you
will need to create a level surface that is at least 123” x 153 3/4”. We recommend using a level cement or
patio style surface. This will provide the best long-term performance for your shed.
11’
11’
13.5’
Wherever possible you should use the surfaces described above. When this is not possible, we
recommend you use one of the following options:
Alternate Site Preparation
OPTION 1: Wood Platform
Be sure you use lumber that is treated and approved for
outdoor use. Build outside frame to 123 inches by 153 3/4
inches outside dimensions:
OPTION 2: Filled Wood Frame
1a
Once all boards are level and do not wobble,
pack “Pea” gravel around the outside of the
frame, and slope away from frame.
Now fill the inside of the frame with “Pea”
gravel. Use a leveling board to scrape off extra
fill material and to level the surface.
Item Qty.
2” x 4” x 122” treated board* 11
2” x 4” x 153 3/4” treated board* 2
48” x 96” Plywood (ACX/Exterior) 3
9.75” x 96” Plywood (ACX/Exterior) 1
27” x 96” Plywood (ACX/Exterior) 1
27”x 57 3/4” Plywood (ACX/Exterior) 1
16d 3” common nails 44
8d 1 1/2” common nails 70
* All lumber must be rated for outdoor use
153 3/4”
123”
To be sure to
have studs in the
correct location
to nail plywood in
the next step, start
measuring here
& measure from
center to center
Square up the frame by measuring
from corner to corner. Measurement A
should equal Measurement B.
Item Qty.
2” x 4” x 153 3/4” treated board* 2
2” x 4” x 122” treated board* 2
8d 1 1/2” common nails 16
1” ‘L’ bracket 4
“Pea” gravel 16.6 cu. ft.
Leveling board (2” x 4” x 14’) 1
* Must be rated for outdoor use
Place platform in the desired location. If platform does not rest level on the
ground, build up low points with loose dirt until platform is stable.
Nail an L-bracket on each corner of
the frame with 8d nails.
Be sure you use lumber that is treated and approved for
outdoor use. Cut outside frame to 123” by 153 3/4” outside
dimensions:
A
B
Square up the frame by measuring
from corner to corner. Measurement A
should equal Measurement B.
A
B
Surface must be leveled before installation. If
the surface is not properly leveled, the Outdoor
shed will not assemble or function correctly.
Proper surface leveling will save you time in the
long run, so please do not ignore this step.
13.5’
Be sure that
frame is level.
16”
Place platform in the desired location. If platform does not
rest level on the ground, build up low points with loose dirt or
“Pea” gravel, until platform is stable.
16” 16” 16” 16” 16” 16” 16” 16”
Cut Plywood into sizes called for on previous page.
Arrange the Plywood according to the diagram and nail
into place with 8d x 1 1/2” nails.
96” x 48” 96” x 48” 96” x 48”
96” x 27” 57 3/4” x 27”
96” x 9.75”
153 3/4”
123”
NOTICE: Shed Extension Kits are available
for this shed. Please consider possible shed
expansion when planning the site for your shed.
See inside the back cover of this manual for
information on ordering Extension Kits.

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2Assemble Floor
Fit together an “A” and “B” Outer Floor Panel (AO &
AP). Hold panels at an angle to fit panels together,
then lay flat.
2a
CAUTION
Sharp objects may damage your
floor. If resting sharp, heavy
objectsonyourshedfloor, place a
block of wood between the sharp
object and floor.
Fit together two Inner Floor Panels (JJ) and connect to the Outer Floor Panels (AO & AP).
2b
Repeat for remaining Inner Floor Panels (JJ).
2c
Connect the last two Outer Floor Panels (AO & AP).
2d
JJ
AO
AP
JJ
Lock a Wall Panel (JF) into the front right corner position.
Have one person hold this panel while a second person
inserts the next wall panel.
3Assemble Front Corner
3a
1
2
Inserting Wall Panels
1. Set Wall Panel Tabs into Floor Panel Slots.
2. Slide Wall Panel to the left until the Wall Panel locks into place.
3. Use a Rubber Mallet to nudge the panel into position. Be careful
not to damage the edge of the wall panel.
JF
3
1
2
Installing Corner Channels
1. Loosely insert top two screws.
2. Insert bottom two screws (tighten completely).
3. Insert remaining screws (tighten).
4. Tighten top screws.
3
Secure both Wall Panels (JF) together with a Corner Channel (AI).
3b
Hardware Bag: 1009126
Screwdriver
FE (12)
Step 3 Hardware
AI
FE
FE
4
Assembly Tip #1
Assembly Tip #2
The top of the
channel is the
end with the holes
closest to the end.
This Step uses:
2-Inner Floor “A” Panels (AO)
2-Inner Floor “B” Panels (AP)
8-Inner Floor Panels (JJ)
Before Beginning!
Remove the Parts List from the center of this manual, and organize
Shed Parts.

10 11
Assemble the next three Wall Panels (JF). Secure the panels
together with 1/4” Screws (FE) as shown. See Assembly Tip #4
(this page).
4Assemble Right Wall
4a FE (18)
Step 4 Hardware
Hardware Bag: 1009126
Screwdriver
Window Locations
Window Wall Panels can be installed on either side (or the back) of the shed, in
any of the highlighted locations (not in the corners).
FE (12)
Assemble next two Wall Panels (JF). Secure the panels
together with 1/4” Screws (FE). See Assembly Tip #4
(p. 10).
6Assemble Back Wall
6a
Step 6 Hardware
Hardware Bag: 1009126
Screwdriver
Install next two Wall Panels (JF) at the back right corner of
the shed. Then connect with a Corner Channel (AI). See
Assembly Tip #2 (p. 9).
5Assemble Next Corner
5a FE (18)
Step 5 Hardware
Hardware Bag: 1009126
Screwdriver
Assembly Tip #3
3
4
Connecting Wall Panels
2
Assembly Tip #4
1
Second person should
apply pressure on
opposite side of the wall
for easy insertion of
screws.
Second person should
apply pressure on
opposite side of the wall
for easy insertion of
screws.
Note: Do Not over tighten
screws, or the holes will strip.
1. Do not insert screws into
any slot unless you can see the
pilot hole behind the slot.
**2. Align the tops of both
wall panels and insert a
screw into the top hole.**
3. Push and hold bottoms of
wall panels together. Insert
bottom screw.
4. Work from the bottom to
the top and install remaining
screws. Completely tighted
each screw.

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Install Next two Wall Panels (JF) at the back left corner of
the shed. Then connect with a Corner Channel (AI). See
Assembly Tip #2 (p. 9).
7Assemble Next Corner
7a
FE (18)
Assemble next three Wall Panels (JF). Secure the
panels together with 1/4” Screws (FE) as shown. See
Assembly Tip #4 (p. 10).
8Assemble Left Wall
8a
FE (18)
Step 7 Hardware
Step 8 Hardware
Hardware Bag: 1009126
Screwdriver
Hardware Bag: 1009126
Screwdriver
10 Install Trim to Corners
Snap six Black Trim Brackets (HA) to a corner of the shed.
Fasten each Bracket with two #10 x 1/2” Screws (CN). There are
no pilot holes in the shed wall, the screws are inserted directly
into the plastic.
10a
HA
Install Next two Wall Panels (JF) at the front left corner of
the shed. Then connect with a Corner Channel (AI). See
Assembly Tip #2 (p. 9).
9Assemble Last Corner
9a FE (18)
Step 9 Hardware
Hardware Bag: 1009126
Screwdriver
CN
CN
The tab on the Trim Brackets fit into
the six screw indentations along
each corner of the shed.
Second person should
apply pressure on
opposite side of the wall
for easy insertion of
screws.
Slide a Corner Trim Piece (AL) onto the Brackets. Align the
Trim peice with the top of the Wall Panel and Fasten with a
#8 Pan-Head Screw (CX). Insert the Screw on the side of the
shed so that it will be hidden by the roof overhang.
10b Useextremecautionwhenstandingonladders to
perform assembly steps. Follow all warnings and
cautionson the ladder.Failure to followall of these
instructions and warnings could lead to serious
personal injury or property damage.
WARNING
Repeat steps 10a and 10b for all four corners.
AL
AL
CX
Be Sure that the
Corner Trip Piece is
even with the front
edge of the Wall
Panel, before securing
with a screw (CX).
CN (48)
Step 10 Hardware
Hardware Bag: 1009129, 1011134
Screwdriver
CX (4)

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Slide Window Hinge Tubes (KJ) into the upper and lower hinge holes and fit a
Window Frame (JI) over the Hinge Tubes.
11 Assemble Windows
11b
Hardware Bag: 1009109
Screwdriver
Step 11 Hardware
JI
From the outside, push two #10 x .38” Flat Head Screws (KA) through the
holes in the window divider in Window Wall Panel (JH). Secure with two #10
Cap Nuts (CB).
11a
KJ
KA CB
CB (4)
KA (4)
KJ
JI
11d Attach a Window Stay Bracket (KE) to the inside of the Window Wall.
FE
FE
KE
JH
11c Place a Window (JL) onto the Window Frame (JI). Fasten the
Window to the Frame with #10 x 1/2” Pan Head Screws (CN)
and #10 x 1/2” Flat Head Screws (KC) in the locations shown.
JL
JI
Remove
plastic film
from both
sides of
window
panes before
installing.
CN KC
JL JL
FE
FE
KE
Hardware Bag: 1009109 Screwdriver
Step 11 Hardware (Continued)
CN (32) KC (12) FE (8)
Use this step to install windows into both
Window Wall Panels (JH).
JH
JH
You will need to
push the screws
through the thin
layer of plastic
covering the holes.
WARNING
Do not overtighten the Cap Nut. If the end of
the Bolt breaks through the plastic cap, call our
Customer Service Department at the number
on Page One. Exposed threads on the end of
the Bolt may cause serious injuries.
Only hand-tighten the nuts
in this step.
Holes w/ dashed
lines use this
screw.
Holes w/ solid
lines use this
screw.
Be sure that the middle
holes (circled w/ dashed
lines) are beveld inward so
that the top of the screw
is flush with the window pane
when installed.

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Attach a Mounted Window Stay (KF) to the bottom of the
Window Frame (JI).
11e
Window
KF CJ
CJ
Fit a Sliding Window Stay (KG) into the Mounted Window Stay (KF). Secure
with screw (CN).
11f
CK
CA
KE
KG
KF
KG
Window
KF CJ
CJ
CN
Hardware Bag: 1009109 Screwdriver
Step 11 Hardware (Continued)
CK (4)
CJ (8)
CA (4) CN (4)
CK
CA
KE
KG
Attach a Sliding Window Stay (KG) to the Window Stay Bracket (KE).
11g
KF KG
Fit a Window Latch Bearing (KH) into a Window Latch (KI).
Attach the Window Latch to the upper latch location with a
screw (KB). Repeat for other window latches.
11h
Repeat this section for the second Window Wall Panel and
Remaining Windows.
KB
KH
KI
Hardware Bag: 1009109 Screwdriver
Step 11 Hardware (Continued)
KB (8)
KB
Be sure that the
Window Latch is
fully inserted into
the window before
securing with the
Screw (KB).
Hinged Side
Hinged Side
KB KB

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12 Assemble Truss Frames
Fit two Truss Support Strips (AV) together. Bolt Truss
Support Strips, Center Gutter Connector (FD) and two
Gutter Channels (AH).
12a
Attach a Truss Channel (AM). (Truss Support Strips (AV) fit inside Truss Channel). Attach Truss Channel
to Gutter Channel (AH) at each end.
12b
AH
AH
AH
AM
AM
AV (x2)
FB
CC
FB
CC
Hardware Bag: 1009121, 1009124
Step 12 Hardware
FB (40) CC (40)
Attach Truss Assembly to two Wall Support Channels (AA). Do not
completely tighten the Nut until after truss is secured to the wall.
12c
AA
FB
CC
FB
FD
CC
AV
WARNING
Do not overtighten the Cap Nut. If the end of
the Bolt breaks through the plastic cap, call our
Customer Service Department at the number
on Page One. Exposed threads on the end of
the Bolt may cause serious injuries.
Finger
Tighten
Hardware
Tighten All Hardware
Repeat these steps for all five trusses.
Use Second
Holes from
the end.
7/16” Wrench, 7/16” Socket Wrench
AV AV
AM
AA
13 Install Truss Assemblies
Starting at the back of the shed, secure a Truss
Assembly to the center of each wall panel on the Left
and Right Walls with screws (FE). See Assembly Tip #5
(above).
13a
Installing Truss Assemblies
Each Wall Panel has three columns of holes. e
Wall supports (the legs of the Truss Assembly) are to
be attached to the second column of holes on each
wall panel of the left and right walls.
Use the
holes in
column
#2
Step 13 Hardware
Hardware Bags: 1009126, 1009124, 1009121
Screwdriver, 7/16” Wrench, 7/16” Socket Wrench
FA (10)
Attach one Floor Bracket (FA) to each Wall Support Channel (AA) and screw the Bracket to the floor. You
only need to do this step if you plan to anchor your shed. See the “Anchoring the Shed” step at the end
of this manual.
13b
FB (10)
CC (10)
FB
CC
AA
FA
CB
At least one truss
will fall on the
Window Wall Panels.
You will need to remove
the #10 Cap Nuts (CB)
between the windows
before installing the
Truss(es). Once Truss is
in place, replace the Cap
Nuts onto the Screws.
Assembly Tip #5
Tighten all
Hardware.
WARNING
Do not overtighten the Cap Nut. If the end of
the Bolt breaks through the plastic cap, call our
Customer Service Department at the number
on Page One. Exposed threads on the end of
the Bolt may cause serious injuries.
FE (76)
Tighten nuts
completely
1 32

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KJ
JA JE JF
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AU
AV AW AX BA
BB BC BD CF
CG CI CL
CO CP
CQ CR CS CT
DA DB EB
FA
FD HA
JG
JH JI
JJ JK
JL KE
KF KG
KH KI
14 Left Door Assembly
Rest Left Door (NC) with front side down. Position
Deadbolt Latches (CF) in slots at top and bottom of
door then slide Door End Channel (AY) onto the door.
The Door End Channel
fits onto door with the
flat side up (facing the
Deadbolt Latches).
Install Left Door Handle (BC).
Set door aside.
1. 2.
14a
TOP
BOTTOM
CD (2)
CC (2) CJ (3)
CK (3)
Hardware Bags: 1011134, 1009126 7/16” Wrench Screwdriver
14c
(Not Actual Size)
CF (2)
You may need to nudge the
Door End Channel to make
these holes line up with the
gap in the door.
CD
CJ
CJ
CS
Back of
Door
CAUTION
Donotovertighten.Overtightening
may damage parts and void
warranty.
Back of
Door
Attach three Door Braces (AX) to the back of the door with 1/4” x 5/8” screws (FE).
14b
Step 14 Hardware
Holes for
handle
AX AX AX
FE (9)
AY
CF
CF
BC
CC
CK
Tighten All Hardware
FE
AX
NC
NC
CW

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Parts List
Box 1
ID Part # Description Qty
Main Hardware
AA 1007977 Wall Support Channel 8
AB 1009339 10” Shelf 5
AC 1007979 Outer Roof Panel A 2
AD 1009352 14” Shelf 2
AE 1007981 Long Vertical Extension Channel 2
AF 1007982 Gable Side B 2
AG 1007983 Outer Roof Panel B 2
AH 1007984 Gutter Channel 2
AI 1007985 Corner Channel 4
AJ 1007986 Short Vertical Extension Channel 4
AK 1009522 Door Header Channel 1
AM 1007988 Truss Channel 1
AN 1007989 Gable Side A 2
AO 1007990 Outer Floor Panel B 2
AP 1007991 Outer Floor Panel A 2
AQ 1007992 End Roof Cap 2
AT 1009573 Right Door Hinge 1
AU 1009575 Left Door Hinge 1
AV 1009156 Truss Support Strip 2
AX 1009489 Door Brace 6
AY 1009606 Door End Channel 2
BD 1009335 Gable Truss Brace 2
Shed Parts Box [1011136]
BA 1009266 16” Pegboard Strip 2
BB 1009122 Right Door Handle 1
BC 1009123 Left Door Handle 1
BE 1009118 10” Shelf Bracket 10
BF 1009119 14” Shelf Bracket 4
AW 1009488 Roof Cap Cover 2
BG 1010271 1 1/4” Foam Cube 20
Shed Door Hardware Bag [1011134]
CA 1008533 #10 x 5/16” Pan Head Screw 1
CB BN01600 #10 Cap Nut 1
CC BN00300 1/4” Cap Nut 10
CD 1009197 1/4” x 1 1/2” Carriage Bolt 6
CE 300022 1/4” Centerlock Nut 2
CF CH11999 Deadbolt Latch 2
CG AC00100 Latch 1
CH 1009210 1/4” x 2” Carriage Bolt 2
CI BG01600 Door Mechanism Spring 1
CJ BS05800 #10 x 3/4” Pan-Head Screw 6
CK BW01300 #10 Washer 6
CL 1004661 Thumb Lever 1
CM BA05700 .375” x .58” Steel Spacer 2
CN BS05900 #10 x 1/2” Pan-Head Screw 11
CO 1009172 Door Floor Bracket 2
CP 1009199 Door Trim Bracket 4
CQ 1009201 Latch Cover Plate 1
CR 1009202 Right Door Latch 1
CS 1009203 Left Door Latch 1
CT 1009230 Dead Bolt Strike Plate 1
CU 1005443 1/4” x 1/2” Carriage Bolt 4
CV BW00300 1/4” Flat Washer 4
FE BS07500 1/4” x 5/8” Screw 3
CW 1011133 Door Trim Clip 2
CX 1011132 #8 x 1” Pan-Head Screw 4
Vent Hardware Bag [1009159] 2
DA 1009158 Louvered Vent 1
DB DA03700 Vent Screen 1
CJ BS05800 #10 x 3/4” Pan-Head Screw 6
CK BW01300 #10 Washer 6
Shed Ends Hardware Bag [1009126] 1
FE BS07500 1/4” x 5/8” Screw 280
Shelf Hardware Bag [1009125] 1
CN BS05900 #10 x 1/2” Pan Head Screw 51
EB 1009115 Back Shelf Bracket 7
CK BW01300 #10 Washer 30
Truss Hardware Bag [1009121] 1
FA 1009117 Floor Bracket 8
FB 300072 1/4” x 1.5” Hex Bolt 29
CC BN00300 1/4” Cap Nut 29
FD 1009111 Center Gutter Connector 1
Tool Clip Assortment [HH12500] 1
GA BA06500 Pegboard J-Hook 3
GB BA06600 Pegboard L-Hook 3
GC BA06700 Pegboard Toolholder 2
GD BA06800 Pegboard 2” Double Arm Hook 1
GE BA06900 Pegboard 4’ Double Arm Hook 1
Shed Trim Hardware Bag [1009129] 1
HA 1009116 Black Trim Bracket 24
CN BS05900 #10 x 1/2” Pan Head Screw 48
Box 2
JA 1007995 Center Roof Cap 2
AH 1007984 Gutter Channel 4
AA 1007977 Wall Support Channel 4
AM 1007988 Truss Channel 2
JE 1007996 Inner Roof Panel 4
JF 1007997 Wall Panel 3
JG 1009232 Skylight 2
JH 1007998 Window Wall Panel 1
JI 1007999 Window Frame C 2
JJ 1008000 Inner Floor Panel 4
JK 1008001 Roof Support Strip 8
JL 1004594 Window C 2
AV 1009156 Truss Support Strip 4
Shed Parts Box [1011137]
Window / Pegboard Hardware Bag [1009109] 1
CJ BS05800 #10 x 3/4” Pan-Head Screw 9
CN BS05900 #10 x 1/2” Pan Head Screw 16
CK BW01300 #10 Washer 4
CB BN01600 #10 Cap Nut 2
KA 1005984 #10 x .38” Flat Head Screw 2
KB 1005981 #10 x 1 1/4” Pan Head Screw 4
KC 1005982 #10 x 1/2” Pan Head Screw 6
FE BS07500 1/4” x 5/8” Screw 4
CA 1008533 #10 x 5/16” Pan Head Screw 2
KE 1009211 Window Stay Bracket 2
KF 1009212 Mounted Window Stay 2
KG 1009213 Sliding Window Stay 2
KH 1009214 Window Latch Bearing 4
KI 1009215 Window Latch 4
KJ 1004592 Window Hinge 4
Skylight Hardware Bag [1010047] 1
LA BW01200 #10-1” Fender Washer 13
LB 1010132 #10 x 5/8” Pan Head Screw 13
Truss Extension Hardware Bag [1009124] 1
FA 1009117 Floor Bracket 4
FB 300072 1/4” x 1 1/2” Hex Bolt 21
CC BN00300 1/4” Cap Nut 21
FD 1009111 Center Gutter Connector 2
Shed Screw Hardware Bag [1011135] 1
FE BS07500 1/4” x 5/8” Screw 118
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Box 3
JA 1007995 Center Roof Cap 2
AH 1007984 Gutter Channel 4
AA 1007977 Wall Support Channel 4
AM 1007988 Truss Channel 2
JE 1007996 Inner Roof Panel 4
JF 1007997 Wall Panel 3
JG 1009232 Skylight 2
JH 1007998 Window Wall Panel 1
JI 1007999 Window Frame C 2
JJ 1008000 Inner Floor Panel 4
JK 1008001 Roof Support Strip 8
JL 1004594 Window C 2
AV 1009156 Truss Support Strip 4
Shed Parts Box [1011137]
Window / Pegboard Hardware Bag [1009109] 1
CJ BS05800 #10 x 3/4” Pan-Head Screw 9
CN BS05900 #10 x 1/2” Pan Head Screw 16
CK BW01300 #10 Washer 4
CB BN01600 #10 Cap Nut 2
KA 1005984 #10 x .38” Flat Head Screw 2
KB 1005981 #10 x 1 1/4” Pan Head Screw 4
KC 1005982 #10 x .5” Pan Head Screw 6
FE BS07500 1/4” x 5/8” Screw 4
CA 1008533 #10 x 5/16” Pan Head Screw 2
KE 1009211 Window Stay Bracket 2
KF 1009212 Mounted Window Stay 2
KG 1009213 Sliding Window Stay 2
KH 1009214 Window Latch Bearing 4
KI 1009215 Window Latch 4
KJ 1004592 Window Hinge 4
Skylight Hardware Bag [1010047] 1
LA BW01200 #10-1” Fender Washer 13
LB 1010132 #10 x 5/8” Pan Head Screw 13
Truss Extension Hardware Bag [1009124] 1
FA 1009117 Floor Bracket 4
FB 300072 1/4” x 1.5” Hex Bolt 21
CC BN00300 1/4” Cap Nut 21
FD 1009111 Center Gutter Connector 2
Shed Screw Hardware Bag [1011135] 1
FE BS07500 1/4” x 5/8” Screw 118
Box 4
JF 1007997 Wall Panel 8
NB 1009133 Right Shed Door 1
NC 1009134 Left Shed Door 1
AL 1007987 Corner Trim Piece 4
AR 1007993 Door Top Trim 1
AS 1007994 Door Trim A 2
Shed Hardware
(Actual Size)
CN
LA
CJ
CB CC CE
CK CM
FB FE
CA
CD
CH
KA
KB KC
LB CU
CV
Contact our Customer Service Department for questions about
replacement parts:
** Customers outside of the U.S. or Canada, please contact
the store for assistance. **
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AB
AC
AH
AG
AF
AE
AD
AI
AQ
AP
AO
AN
AK
AM
AJ
AR AS
AT
AL
AA 15 Right Door Assembly
15a Rest Right Shed Door (NB) with front side down, then
slide Door End Channel (AY) onto the door.
Back of
Door
15b
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Screwdriver
Step 15 Hardware
Holes for
handle
Attach three Door Braces (AX) to the back of the door with 1/4” x 5/8” screws (FE).
AX
AX
AX
FE (9)
FE
AX
AY
NB
NB
AY
BE
BF

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Attach Door Mechanism Spring (CI) to handle
assembly. Set the door aside.
Use pliers to pull
spring down and hook
into bottom hole.
15d
CQ
CG
CR
CG
CQ
Install Door Handle and Thumb Latch onto the Right
Shed Door. Install Door Latch to the Door.
1.
15c
BB
CL
2.
CI
CE
CJ CK
CH
CM
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CM (2) (Not Actual Size)
CE (2)
CH (2)
CK (3)
Step 15 Hardware (Continued)
CJ (3)
CI (1)
Tighten All Hardware
Assemble two halves A and B of a Gable (AF &AN).
Install Vent into the Rear Gable. Set Rear Gable aside until later.
16 Assemble Gables
16b
16a
Second person should apply
pressure on opposite side
of the wall for easy insertion of
screws.
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Screwdriver
Repeat for other Gable
Step 16 Hardware
CJ (10)
CK (10)
DA
DB
FE
FE
CJ
CK
Installing Vent and Screen
To avoid bunching up screen during installation:
1. Put Vent and Screen in place.
2. Only tighten screws half-way when you put
screws and washers in place.
3. Tighten all screws
FE (8)
Assembly Tip #6

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17 Assemble & Install Wall Support Channels
Attach a Short Vertical Extension
Channel (AJ) to a Wall Support Channel
(AA). Be sure that the Extension Channel
is installed in the correct direction.
Repeat.
17a
17b
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FE (16)
Step 17 Hardware
Install the Wall Supports with Extension Channels on
the Front Wall at the locations shown. Do not completely
tighten the screws until after the Front Gable is installed.
BUILD TWO SUPPORTS:
CC (4) FB (4)
AJ
CC FB
AJ
AJ
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19 Install Door Frame & Doors
Insert Carriage Bolt (CU) into Door Frame Floor Bracket (CO)
and the bottom of the Left Door Hinge (AU). Place a Cap Nut
(CC) loosely on the end of the Carriage Bolt. Repeat for the
Right Door Hinge (AT).
19a
AU AT
CO CO
CU CU
CC
CC
CC (2)
Step 19 Hardware
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18 Install Front Gables
Hardware Bags:
1009126 Screwdriver
FE (10)
Step 18 Hardware
Set a Gable on the top of the Front Wall and screw into place.
Also screw the Vertical Extension Channels (AJ) into the Gable.
18a
CU (2)
Tighten the Screws on the Wall Supports
after the Gable is installed.
AA
WARNING
Do not overtighten the Cap Nut. If the end of
the Bolt breaks through the plastic cap, call our
Customer Service Department at the number
on Page One. Exposed threads on the end of
the Bolt may cause serious injuries.
Use the
holes in
column
#3
1 32 1 32
Use the
holes in
column
#1
Use these holes to
Attach the Wall
Support Channel

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Push a Carriage Bolt (CU) through the hole in
the top of the hinge and loosely place a 1/4”
Cap Nut (CC) on the bolt. Put the Left Door
Hinge (AU) into position. Repeat for the Right
Door Hinge (AT).
19b
19c While one person holds the Door Header Channel (AK) in place, remove the Cap Nut (CC)
and slide the Door Header Channel (AK) over the bolt. Replace and tighten the Cap Nut (CC).
Remove the Cap Nut (CC) and slide the Door Header Channel (AK) over the Carriage Bolt (CU).
Replace and tighten the Cap Nut (CC). Screw the Door Header Channel to the Gable.
AU AT
CC
CU
Screw the Door Frame Floor Brackets (at the
bottom of each hinge) to the floor. Insert the
remaining screws into the Door Hinges.
19d
FE FE
CC
CU
CU
CC
CU
CC
CO
CO
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CC (2) FE (4)
Step 19 Hardware (continued)
CU (2)
AK
AK
19e Install a Gable Truss Brace (BD) between the front truss and the Gable. Screw the Gable Truss
Brace (BD) into the Door Header Channel.
BD
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Step 19 Hardware (continued)
CN
CACB
CB (1) CA (1)
Left Door Hinge Right Door Hinge
Identify Left and Right Door Hinges
Each hinge has two components. A wider Wall channel that fits over the
wall, and a thinner Door Channel that holds the Door. When installed
correctly the “Door Channel” hinge will be above the “Wall Channel”
hinge.
Assembly Tip #7
CN (2)
WARNING
Do not overtighten the Cap Nut. If the
end of the Bolt breaks through the
plastic cap, call our Customer Service
Departmentat the number on PageOne.
Exposed threads on the end of the Bolt
may cause serious injuries.
WARNING
Do not overtighten the Cap Nut. If the end of
the Bolt breaks through the plastic cap, call our
Customer Service Department at the number
on Page One. Exposed threads on the end of
the Bolt may cause serious injuries.
FE (14)
FE
FE
There are no pilot holes in
the Gable to receive the
screws (CN). Insert them
directly into the plastic.

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19f Lift and slide Right Door onto Hinge and secure with a 1/4” x 1 1/2” Bolt (CD), 1/4” Washers (CV) and
1/4” Cap Nuts (CC).
19h
Lift and slide Left Door onto Hinge.
WARNING
Lookfor overhead power lines before climbing
ladders, or lifting shed parts over your head.
Failure to do so may result in electrical shock
or other serious injury or death.
There may be uneven spacing between and around
the doors at this stage of assembly. This is normally
resolved as you complete the remaining assembly steps.
If, after assembly, the spacing is still uneven, see the
“Adjust Door Spacing” step at the end of this manual.
Put Washers (CV) and Cap
Nuts (CC) on Bolts (CD).
Put Washers (CV) and Cap Nuts (CC) on
Bolts (CD).
CD
CV
CC
Door Hinge Alignment
Use this tip if the shed doors will
not close or latch completely:
1. Open the door that won’t
close.
2. Apply downward pressure on
the door (next to the hinge) by
either hanging on the door or
tapping with a rubber mallet
(place a piece of wood between
the mallet and the door to avoid
damage to the door).
Assembly Tip #8
Screw the Deadbolt Strike Plate (CT) into place in the doorway with #10 x 1/2”
Screws (CN).
19i
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Step 19 Hardware (continued)
CC (2) CV (2)
CD (2)
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Step 19 Hardware (continued)
CC (2) CV (2)
CD (2)
CN (2)
CT
CN
Secure with a 1/4” x 1 1/2” Bolt (CD), 1/4” Washers
(CV) and 1/4” Cap Nuts (CC).
19g
Screwdriver, 7/16” Wrench
WARNING
Do not overtighten the Cap Nut. If the end of
the Bolt breaks through the plastic cap, call our
Customer Service Department at the number
on Page One. Exposed threads on the end of
the Bolt may cause serious injuries.

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20 Assemble & Install Rear Wall Supports
20a Attach a Long Vertical
Extension Channel
(AE) to a Wall Support
Channel (AA). Repeat for
another Wall Support
20c Install Wall Supports to Rear Wall. Position the shorter Supports with Channels (AJ) at the far left
and far right Wall Panels (See Assembly Tip #9 above). The long Supports with Extensions (AE)
are placed in the middle positions. Do not completely tighten the screws until after the Rear Gable is
installed.
20b Attach a Short Vertical Extension
Channel (AJ) to a Wall Support
Channel (AA). Make Sure the
Extension Channel is installed in the
correct direction. Repeat for another
Wall Support.
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Screwdriver, 7/16” Wrench
FE (32)
Install Rear Wall Supports
Each Wall Panel has three columns of holes. e Wall
Supports are to be attached to the second column of
holes on each wall panel of the back wall.
BUILD TWO LONG SUPPORTS: BUILD TWO SHORTER SUPPORTS:
Use these holes to
Attach the Wall
Support Channel
AJ AJ
AE
FB (8)
FB
CC
AE
AJ
CC (8)
Step 20 Hardware
CC FB
AJ
AE
Assembly Tip #9
Install Gable Truss Brace (BD) between last truss and the Rear Gable. Connect the
Brace to the Gable with two #10 x 1/2” screws (CN)
21b
BD
21 Install Rear Gable
Install Rear Gable. Screw the Gable to the wall and to all four
Vertical Extension Channels (AJ & AE).
21a
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FE (22)
Screwdriver
Step 21 Hardware
CN (2)
CN
AA
Tighten the Screws on the Wall Supports
after the Gable is installed.
WARNING
Do not overtighten the Cap Nut. If the end of
the Bolt breaks through the plastic cap, call our
Customer Service Department at the number
on Page One. Exposed threads on the end of
the Bolt may cause serious injuries.
Use the
holes in
column
#2
1 32
There are no pilot holes in
the Gable to receive the
screws (CN). Insert them
directly into the plastic.

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22 Install Front Roof Section
22a Install Outer Roof Panels A & B (AC &AG) at the front of the
shed.
AC AG
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Screwdriver
Step 22 Hardware
Note: This is an interior upward view. Note: This is an interior upward view.
2
3
Connect Outer Roof Panels to the Gable and Truss
1
Assembly Tip #10
4
Install a Roof Cap Cover (AW)
22c
FE
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FE (6)
Screwdriver
Step 22 Hardware (Cont.)
AW
Fold End Roof Cap (AQ) along its hinge. Install it at the
front of the shed.
22b
Note: This is an interior upward view.
Note: This is an
exterior view.
Only use a hand
screwdriver on this step
Note: You may need to apply pressure
to walls or roof panels to get screw pilot
holes to line up.
1. Line-up slots in gable with holes
in the Outside Roof Panel. Do not
insert screws into any slot unless you
can see the pilot hole behind the slot.
**2. Starting at the top of the
Gable, screw the Panel to the
Gable.**
3. Starting at the top of the Panel,
screw the Panel to the Truss.
4. Fit the top of the wall into the
groove at the bottom of the Roof
Panel. Attach with screws.
2
3
Connect Inner Roof Panels to the Truss
Note: You may need to apply pressure to walls or roof
panels to get screw pilot holes to line up.
1. Line-up slots in Truss with holes in the Inner Roof
Panel. Do not insert screws into any slot unless you
can see the pilot hole behind the slot.
**2. Starting at the top of the front edge
of the Panel, screw the Panel to the Truss.
Repeat for the back edge of the Panel.**
3. Fit the top of the wall into the groove at the
bottom of the Roof Panel. Attach with screws.
1
Assembly Tip #11

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Install the next two Inner Roof Panels (JE)
on the left and right side of the shed. Insert
two Roof Support Strips (JK) into notches
on each panel before screwing into place.
See Assembly Tip #11 (pg. 37).
Repeat Step 23 for all four
center roof sections.
23a
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Step 23 Hardware
LA (24)
JK
JE
Install a Center Roof Cap (JA) with 1/4” x 5/8” Screws (FE) and a Skylight (JG) with #10 x 5/8” Screws (LB)
and #10 Washers (LA) to the Roof Panels.
23b
LB (24)
Fit two Truss Support Strips
(AV) into the Inner Roof Panel
(JE) as you put it in place.
Attach Skylight with #10 Washers
(LA) and #10 x 5/8” Screws (LB).
Attach Roof Cap (JA) to Truss on both
sides with 1/4” x 5/8” Screws (FE).
FE (112)
Screwdriver
23 Install Center Roof Sections
Only use a hand
screwdriver for the
Skylights
Install a Roof Cap Cover (AW) at the back of the Shed.
FE
24b
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Screwdriver
Step 24 Hardware
AC
AG
Position the Outer Roof Panel A (AC) and secure to Gable and
Truss. Repeat on the other side with Outer Roof Panel B (AG).
See Assembly Tip #10 (p. 36).
24a FE (50)
AW
AW
Along the outside edges of the shed, Fasten the Trusses to the
underside of the Roof Panels (Fig. 1). Insert two Foam Cubes (BG) at
each truss location (Fig. 2).
24c
24 Install Rear Roof Section
BG (20)
FE
FE FE
BG
BG
BG
Fig. 1
Fig. 2