Stratco Handi-Locker Shed User manual

INSTALLATION
GUIDE
• Square
• Gloves
• Level
To ensure that the installation and erection of your Stratco Handi-Locker Shed proceeds smoothly you should:
• Conrm that all of the material listed on the delivery documentation has been supplied.
• Carefully read this leaet completely to ensure that you are familiar with all the steps involved.
• Ensure that you have the correct tools and equipment for the job.
NOTE: Never attempt to install a shed in windy conditions. For your safety, use heavy gloves when handling steel sheeting and ashings.
BEFORE YOU START
• Rivet Gun
• Step Ladder
• Power Drill
• 1/8” Metal Drill Bit
• 5/16” Hex Head Adaptor
• Tape Measure
• Water Based Pen
Thankyou for choosing a Stratco Handi-Locker™ Shed for your storage needs. This easily erected shed will provide a compact and secure
solution for all your garden and home storage needs.
Optional items such as masonry anchors, additional Handi-Locker shelving, and peg board systems are available upon request when
ordering your Handi-Locker Shed.
HANDI-LOCKER™SHEDS
TOOLS REQUIRED
Handi-Locker™ Shed

Roof Sheet
Sliding Doors
Shelves
Rear Roof Beam
Rear Wall Channels
Back Centre Wall Panel
Back Corner Wall Panels
Front Corner Wall Panels
Door Guide Ramp
Door Guide Ramp Channel
Roof Flashing
Sliding Door Mount
Side Wall Channels
Doorway Channels
Important Note
All Handi-Lockers must be securely bolted to a permanent
concrete base with sucient masonry anchors to prevent wind
uplift. It is particularly important that masonry anchors are
placed within 100mm of the shed corners and openings.
It is essential to clear and level the site prior to assembling your
Handi-locker Shed.
Before starting to build the shed, please refer to the cover of
this brochure for a list of recommended shed assembly tools and
refer below for a complete parts description.
Also note that there are dierent colour screws and rivets. Ensure
that the right colour screw or rivet is being used at each location.
Concrete Floor
Option 1 - Before building the shed, pour a base that is larger
than the area by at least 200mm in each direction. The base
should be poured so the concrete that is outside the shed oor
area slopes away from the shed to help prevent water from
entering the shed.
Option 2 -
Substantial concrete squares may be used at each
anchor location as an alternative to a complete concrete oor.
SITE AND ASSEMBLY PREPARATION
PARTS DESCRIPTION
Corner BracketsDoor LatchDoor Handles
Plain Screw
with Neoprene Washer
Colour Screw
with Neoprene Washer
Plain Rivet
Colour Rivet
Table 1.0
HANDI-LOCKER DIMENSIONS
HL 1
Model
2240mm
Length
2130mm
HeightWidth
780mm

Back Corner
Wall Panel
Front Corner
Wall Panel
Plain Rivets
Side Wall Channel
Mark the
shelf position
Rivet positions
Shelves
Top of Shed
Doorway
Channel
Back Wall
Plain Rivets
Top of Shed
Back Centre
Wall Panel
Assembled side
Top of Shed
Begin the installation by moving the front corner wall panel into
position against the back corner wall panel. The two panels
should lap as shown in Figure 1.
WALL ASSEMBLY
Figure 1
Attach the side wall channels to both the top and bottom of the
corner wall using two plain rivets. The longer lip of the channel
should face the inside of the shed (Figure 2). Repeat both this
step and the previous step for the opposite wall.
Figure 2
Measure and mark the position of the shelves to suit your ideal
height and spacing requirements, ensuring that the shelves are
square using a level. The shelf position does not have to be mirrored
by the opposite side, a staggered layout may best suit your needs.
Fix the shelves to the inside of the wall panels with colour rivets
(rivet passing through from the outside of the shed) (Figure 3).
Figure 3
The doorway channels are xed to the edge of both of the front
walls (adjacent to the proposed door) with two plain rivets (gur e 4).
Lap the two assembled sides of the locker to the back centre wall
panel. Ensure the sheets lap as shown in Figure 5.
Figure 4
Figure 5

Plain
Rivets
Top Rear
Wall Channel
Bottom Rear
Wall Channel
Top of Shed
Corner
Bracket
Corner
Bracket
Top of Shed
Door Mount Detail
Doorway
Channel
Sliding Door
Mount
Plain
Rivets
Sliding Door
Mount
Top of Shed
Plain Rivets Doorway
Channel
Door Guide
Ramp Channel
Door Guide
Ramp Channel
Door Guide Detail
Top of Shed
Secure the back centre wall panel in place by attaching the top
and bottom rear wall channels. Fix each channel using six plain
rivets (Figure 6).
Figure 6
Fix the corner brackets to the top and bottom of the back
corners on the shed (Figure 7) using two plain screws per bracket.
Pre-drilled pilot holes have been provided. The use of a square
will help ensure that all corners of the shed are accurate.
Figure 7
Next, place the sliding door mount along the top front of the shed
so that its ends are ush to the edge of the wall ribs (Figure 8).
Attach the sliding door mount using one plain rivet through
each doorway channel and one through each end rib as shown
in Figure 8. Upon xing the sliding door mount, attach corner
brackets to the front top corners.
Figure 8
Figure 9
Place the door guide ramp channel along the bottom front of the
she d s o t h a t it s e n d s a r e  u s h t o th e ed g e o f t h e w a l l r i b s ( F i g u r e 9 ).
Attach the door guide ramp channel using one plain rivet through
each doorway channel and one through each end rib (Figure 9).
After attaching the channel, x the corner brackets to the front
bottom corners.

Guide Ramp
Channel
Guide Ramp Door Guide Ramp
Plain Rivets
Sliding Door
Sliding Door
Sliding Door Mount
Roof Flashing
Roof Flashing
Lapping groove
Colour
Screws
Rear Roof Beam
Plain Rivets
Rear Wall Channel
Rear Roof Beam
Roof Fixing Detail
Colour Screws
Colour Screw
Place the door guide ramp over the door guide ramp channel as
shown in the detail below, and fix through the back edge of the
two components using four plain rivets (Figure 10).
Figure 10
Mount the sliding doors by inserting the slide rail on the back
of the door into the slide mechanism on the sliding door mount
(Figure11). A second person may be needed to help with this part
of the installation.
Figure 11
ATTACHING THE DOORS
FIXING THE ROOF
Fix the roof flashing onto the roof sheet with four evenly spaced
colour screws on the end of the sheet that does not have the
groove for lapping the sheets (Figure 12).
Figure 12
Fix the rear roof beam onto the rear wall channel with four evenly
spaced plain rivets (Figure 13).
Next, fix the roof sheet through the side wall channels using four
colour screws at each end of the sheet (Figure 14). Use the rear roof
beam to assist you in locating the correct placement of the roof
sheet, as shown in the Roof Fixing Detail.
Figure 13 Figure 14

Figure 16
Door Latch
Plain Rivets
To fix the handles insert the screws provided through the pre-drilled holes and screw
the handle in place (Figure 16). Congratulations you have successfully completed your
Stratco Handi-Locker Shed.
Figure 15
DOOR HANDLES
DOOR LATCH
Position the door latch and drill holes where it will be fixed on the shed doors. Fix the
door latch using plain rivets through the holes (Figure 15).
CONTACT
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