Sealey GSS3030G User manual

INSTRUCTIONS FOR:
GALVANIZED STEEL SHED GREEN
3 x 3 x 2.1m
MODEL No: GSS3030G
WARNING! Ensure Health & Safety, local authority, and general workshop practice regulations are adhered to
when building this shed.
Keep the work area clean, uncluttered and ensure there is adequate lighting.
Keep children and unauthorised persons away from the working area.
DO NOT use the shed for any purpose other than that for which it is designed.
Use appropriate safety clothing including eye protection.
Note! The assembly of this product will require assistance.
1. SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
2. INTRODUCTION
3. SPECIFICATION
IMPORTANT: PLEASE READ THESE INSTRUCTIONS CAREFULLY. NOTE THE SAFE OPERATIONAL REQUIREMENTS, WARNINGS & CAUTIONS. USE
THE PRODUCT CORRECTLY AND WITH CARE FOR THE PURPOSE FOR WHICH IT IS INTENDED. FAILURE TO DO SO MAY CAUSE DAMAGE AND/OR
PERSONAL INJURY AND WILL INVALIDATE THE WARRANTY. KEEP THESE INSTRUCTIONS SAFE FOR FUTURE USE.
Thank you for purchasing a Sealey product. Manufactured to a high standard, this product will, if used according to these
instructions, and properly maintained, give you years of trouble free performance.
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Model No: .....................................................GSS3030G
Overall Size (W x D X H*)................................3000 x 3000 x 2100mm
Roof Type: .........................................................Gable
*Minimum Wall Height
Galvanized steel panels easily assembled to form a rigid and secure gable roofed shed. Has double doors, which are secured by cross bolt and
eyelet that accepts a padlock (not included) for additional security. All models supplied with bolt-down xing kits.

4. CONCRETE SLAB
5. TOOLS REQUIRED
Concrete Slab: It is recommended that your new shed is secured to a concrete slab as shown below.
Please ensure that your site is level. It is recommended that your slab is 100mm thick and you use a plastic
membrane and a suitable reinforcing mesh. We recommend that you make your slab 100mm bigger than the
base dimensions of your shed. This will allow for a 50mm edge around your shed. We recommend that you
slope the 50mm edges downward by 10mm so that rain water will drain away from your shed.
6. CONTENTS
Check contents: Lay out all components with the part numbers facing upwards and check off against the
parts lists on the next four pages. In the unlikely event of a missing component please contact your local
Sealey dealer.
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7. PARTS DIAGRAM
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8. ASSEMBLY
8.1. ASSEMBLE THE REAR WALL PANELS:
8.1.1. You will nd it easier to assemble the shed using sawhorses with timber studding attached as indicated below or
alternatively a trestle table. (Any timber studding used will need to be the same length as the shed i.e. 3mtr).
Trestles are available from your Sealey Dealer, Part No. FDT3. Attach the studding to trestles with equal
overhang using nylon cable ties or similar ‘safe’ method.
8.1.2. Place 2 x 9S sheeting panels and 2 x 9M sheeting panels onto your work table and join them together
with self tapping screws as indicated in the diagram below.
8.1.3. Now t 27I, 27H top channels and 27C & 27D bottom channels to the sheeting by tapping them into place as
shown in diagram A or sliding them onto the panels as shown in diagram B. Note that the smaller lip on the
channels should always be facing to the outside face of the panels. This is to prevent water ingress. Ensure that
27I and 27H are used as the top edging to the panel as indicated in diagrams A & B.
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8.1.4. Fix the channels in place using self tapping screws as shown below and apply a channel connector (66) to the
top and bottom of the panel to enhance the strength. Ensure the panel is well supported when screwing the
connector into place using four self tapping screws. The centre screw hole on the connector is not used at this
stage.
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8.1.5. Now x the 35R and 35L mid wall channels to the panel assembly using self tapping screws from the outside
(as indicated in the previous diagram), ensuring that the open side of the channel is facing downwards. You will
need to use a mid wall channel connector where the two sections of the channel meet in the centre of the panel
as indicated on the diagram below.
8.2. ASSEMBLE THE SIDE WALL PANELS
8.2.1. Place 2 x 9S and 2 x 9M sheeting panels onto your work table and x them together with self tapping screws as
shown in the diagram below. Now t top channels 27K and 27J plus bottom channels 27A and 27B to the panel
edges by sliding them into position or tapping them into place using a soft faced hammer. Note that the small
lip of the channel should be positioned on the outside face to prevent water ingress. Ensure that channels
27K and 27J are used for the top edge of the panel. Fix the channels in place using self tapping screws and
strenghten the central joints, top and bottom, by screwing into place a channel connector (66). Now x the mid
wall channels 35R and 35L to the panel with self tapping screws ensuring that you use a mid wall channel
connector in the centre of the panel where the two channels meet. The open part of the channel should be
facing downwards.
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8.2.2. Ensure that the panel is adequately supported in the shaded area (as seen below) when screwing the channel
connectors (66) into place.
8.2.3. Assemble the other side panel in the same way.
8.3. ASSEMBLE THE ROOF PANELS.
8.3.1. Place 12R, 2 x 12m and 12L onto your work table and x them together with self tapping screws.
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8.3.2. Attach channels 27F, 27E, 27A and 27B to the roong panel using self tapping screws. Note that channels 27A
& 27B should be attached to the side of the panel that has pre-punched holes in it.
8.3.3. Attach channel connectors (66) to each side of the panel as shown above. Note that in this instance the
connectors are attached with self tapping screws from both sides.
8.3.4. Leave the four corners of the roof panel unxed at this stage.
Assemble the second roof panel in the same way.
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8.4. ASSEMBLE THE FRONT WALL PANELS.
8.4.1. Attach component 41C (jamb) to panel 13L and component 41B (jamb) to panel 13R using self tapping screws,
in the conguration shown below.
8.4.2. Attach top channels 27P, 27N and component 43 (jamb) to panels 13L and 13R using self tapping screws,as
shown above. Apply a channel connector (66) to reinforce the joint between the two top channels. (Note that
screws are xed to both sides of the connector). Now attach bottom channels 27L, 27M and component 28 to
panels 13L and 13R using self tapping screws. (Note that screws are xed to both sides of component 28, at
the centre, in order to tie together the two bottom channels 27L & 27M).
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8.5. ASSEMBLE THE FRONT DOOR.
8.5.1. Fix barrel bolt 74 and plate 75 onto door 5L by rivetting them into place.
8.4.3. Now x mid wall channels 33L and 33R to the inside face of the sheeting using self tapping screws. Note that
the open side of the channels should be facing downwards towards component 28.
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8.5.2. Lay the doors 5L and 5R onto the front wall panel in the open position and open the hinges so that they lie
against the frame. Align the hinges with the pre-drilled holes in the frame and rivet the doors into place.
8.5.3. Close the doors and allow them to rest in the frame. Align the pad bolt (70) and keeper (71) with the pre-drilled
holes in the doors and x in place with the 16mm self tapping screws provided or alternatively, rivet in place.
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8.6. FIX THE WALL PANELS TOGETHER.
8.6.1. Now x the front, rear and side panels together using 4 self tapping screws at each corner. Fix a pair of gable
panels 68R & 68L to both the front and rear walls of the shed using self tapping screws as shown below.
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8.6.2. Take the two ridge beams (73) and place together the ends marked with a red arrow. Place the ridge beam
connector (67) over the joint and align the xing holes. Place gable caps (69) onto the ridge beams and cover the joint
with the gable cap connector. FIx the whole structure together using 16mm self tapping screws
8.6.3. Take one roof panel and identify on which side of the panel the channels 27E and 27F are xed. Slide or insert
this side of the panel into one side of the ridge beam assembly that you have just created as indicated above.
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8.6.4.Place the roof panel with ridge beam attached onto one side of the shed and slide it up the gable ends
until it is in position. Ensure that the top lip of the gable ends sits neatly into the channeling on either side of
the roof panel. Slide the other roof panel into position ensuring that the edge which enters the ridge beam
assembly is the edge with channels 27E & 27F attached. Fix the second roof panel to the ridge beam assembly
(from the inside of the shed) using 16mm self tapping screws. Fix the roof panels to the gable ends using
4 lip components (53) using 16mm self tapping screws. The screws must pass through the holes in all three
components i.e. lip (53), gable end & roof panel. At this stage, do not x the 4 screws directly adjacent to the
centre of the gable ends. Refering to the instructions in the diagram below, x 2 roof braces inside the shed
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8.6.5. Attach an end cap (64) to each end of the ridge beam using 16mm self tapping screws.
8.6.6. Now bolt the shed to the concrete base using the 11 base brackets supplied as shown above. Please note that
the anchor bolts are not supplied with the xing kit. Where the mid wall channels on the inside of the shed meet
at the corners, strenghten them by applying a bracket (72) as shown above. Fix the keeper (71) to the inside of
the lower door frame ensuring that it is aligned with the barrel bolt.
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8.6.7. Push a safety cap (L) into the exposed ends of the two mid wall channels 35R & 35L that appear either side of
the doorway. Soft plastic covers are also provided to cover the sharp ends of self tapping screws that appear on
the inside of the shed. Place the covers onto the ends of the screws where required and 'screw' them down until
they are ush with the inside face of the shed.
Parts support is available for this product. To obtain a parts listing and/or diagram, please log on to www.sealey.co.uk,
email [e-mail] or telephone [phone].
NOTE: It is our policy to continually improve products and as such we reserve the right to alter data, specifications and component parts without prior notice.
IMPORTANT: No liability is accepted for incorrect use of this product.
WARRANTY: Guarantee is 12 months from purchase date, proof of which will be required for any claim.
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Environmental Protection
Recycle unwanted materials instead of disposing of them as waste. All tools, accessories and packaging should be sorted, taken to a recycling centre
and disposed of in a manner which is compatible with the environment. When the product becomes completely unserviceable and requires disposal,
drain off any fluids (if applicable) into approved containers and dispose of the product and the fluids according to local regulations.