SHEDorize Skillion Roof Storage Shed User manual

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contents
•1 - floor
•1 - back wall
•2 - side walls
•1 - door wall
•1 - roof section
•2 - braces for roof overhang
•8 - 3.5" screws for overhang braces
•1 - touch up paint can
•1 - T30 bit
•1 - #2 sq bit
•Extra screws
Skillion Roof Storage Shed
Instruction Manual for Sizes:
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4' x 6' | 6' x 6'

CONFIRM THAT ALL PARTS ARE PRESENT BEFORE BEGINNING ASSEMBLY.
For assembly, you will only need a screw gun and level. Depending on your height, a stepladder may be useful.
Step 1: Open Crate Up.
Take the screws out of the plywood
and cut the plastic bands holding
the crate frame.
While completing the next steps, only
cut the plastic bands for the piece(s)
in the step, so that the other
pieces stay in place until you
need them.
Step 2: Set Floor Piece.
Level the ground where
the shed will be.
If it is not level ground,
place some blocks on the
ground to make it level.
Place the floor piece on the
desired spot. The metal kickplate
marks the door side. Check that all
sides are level. Adjust the ground/blocks as needed.
Step 3: Place Square Wall without Door.
Make sure the studs are
upright. The edge where the
siding is even with the framing
goes on top.
Place the wall on this mark.
Push the wall in against
the floor the whole way
across. Fasten the
pre-started screws into the
floor.
Note: If it is a windy day, we recommend that
someone holds the wall after the screws are fastened.
If it is a still day, you do not need to hold the wall.
Step 4: Place Wall with Sloped Top.
The low side of this wall must
be lined up with the wall that
was just placed.
The corner trim goes over the
siding of the first wall. The
corners should meet inside.
The edge of the wall should
be flush with the framing of
the floor.
Push the wall in against the floor the whole
way across. Fasten the pre-started screws in the wall
into the floor.
Make sure the corners meet at the top of the walls
outside. Fasten the pre-started screws in the stud of
the first wall into this wall.
Step 5: Place Wall with Door.
Slide the siding in behind the trim
on the corner of the previous wall.
The wall corners should meet.
Push the wall in against the floor
the whole way across. Fasten the
pre-started screws into the floor.
Make sure the two walls are tight
against each other. Fasten the
pre-started screws into the wall.
Once all the screws are fastened, take
the brace off on the inside of the
door by removing the screws.
Step 6: Place the Final Wall.
Make sure the low side of this wall
is lined up with the low side of the
other wall. Place the trim over the
siding and slide the wall in against
the other two walls and the floor.
Inside the shed, make sure
the wall is tight in against the
floor. Fasten all pre-started screws into
the floor.
Make sure the wall is tight against the
back wall, and fasten the pre-started
screws along the stud. Repeat for
the side against the front wall.

Step 7: Install the Door Roof Overhang.
Included are two braces for
the roof overhang. The one
with the notch-out will be
placed on the door’s right
side, with that notch-out over
the hinge.
Lift the roof piece up away
from the wall. Place the brace
with the notch-out against the
wall, so it is flush on the wall
between the roof overhang and
the trim of the door. The brace should
be even along the outside of the
door’s trim.
Fasten the top screw into the
wall first, then the bottom screw,
and finally the middle screw.
Place the second brace on the door’s opposite side,
even along the door’s trim. Fasten the top screw,
then the bottom screw, and finally the middle screw.
Lastly, fasten the screws into the horizontal piece
of the brace into the roof, making
sure that underneath, there is
half an inch (0.5") of space
between the brace and the
roof frame’s inside edge.
Repeat for both braces.
Step 9: Door.
If one side of the door is closer
to the trim than the other, lift
one side of the shed accordingly
and block it up. That will correct
the reveal.
If, either after assembly or even
years down the road, the door
isn’t closing fully against the frame,
open the door up to see the metal
wire brace on the door. Using a
wrench, adjust the brace to be either
tighter or looser, depending on what is needed. That
will allow the door to close properly again.
If the latch is not turning properly, go
inside the shed. There is a screw on the
latch. Adjust it by using an Allen wrench
to turn that screw.
Step 8: Install the Roof.
Note: The overhang on the
roof piece will always be
on the low wall.
From the back of the
shed, place the roof on
top of the shed, making
sure to place it higher up
on the high end and slide it back
down into place, that way the face
board overlaps the wall trim. Make
sure that the sides of the roof are snug and locked in
place and that each rafter of the roof is down against
the top of the front and back walls.
Additionally, walk around the outside of the shed,
verifying that the trim pieces and face board overlap
properly.
Then, go back inside the shed and
fasten in the short black screws
on each side. If they fell out during
shipping, get more from the bag that
has extra. Be sure to do this on each side.
Next, fasten screws up into all
rafters, on both the front and
back ends of the shed.
Step 9: Touch up the Paint.
Lastly, touch up any blemishes
on the shed with the touchup
paint that is included in the
order.