USP DURAMAX 5 Ft YardMate Extension V2 User manual

Duramax Storage Shed
Limited Fifteen Year Warranty
U.S. Polymer Inc. will send a replacement part free of charge, in the event of material defects and or
workmanship for a period of fifteen years from the date of purchase.
This warranty is extended only to the original purchaser. A purchase receipt or other proof of date of
original purchase will be required before warranty service is rendered. In no event shall we pay the cost
of flooring, labor, installation or any other costs related thereto.
This warranty only covers failures due to defects in material or workmanship which occurs during normal
use and does not extend to color change arising due to normal weathering or to damage resulting from
misuse or neglect, commercial use, failure to follow assembly instructions and the owner’s manual
(including proper anchoring of the shed), painting, forces of nature and other causes which is beyond
our control.
Claims under this warranty must be made within the warranty period by calling 1-800-483-4674 or mail
in a dated sales slip and clear photograph of the part to:
U.S. Polymers, Inc.
1057 S. Vail Ave,
Montebello, CA 90640.
We reserve the right to discontinue or change components. If a component has been discontinued or
is not available,
U.S. Polymers, Inc. reserves the right to substitute a component of equal quality as may be compatible.
Limits and Exclusions
There are no express warranties except as listed above. The warrantor shall not be liable for incidental
or consequential damages resulting from the use of this product, or arising out of any breach of this
warranty. All express warranties are limited to the warranty period set forth above . Some states do not
allow the exclusion or limitation on how long an implied warranty lasts, so the above limitations may not
apply to you.
This warranty gives you specific legal rights and you may also have other rights which vary from state
to state or country to country.
Behind left Door Panel for Basic Shed.
Location of Product Labels
On Side Panel for Extensions.
“We recommend to clear snow from the Roof top after each Snowfall.”
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SAFETY & PRECAUTIONS
Before You Begin...
1. Check your local building codes regarding footings, location, etc.
2. Select a site that allows enough working space around the shed.
3. Determine building foundation and anchor system.
4. Read and understand the Owner’s manual enclosed in the package.
5. Follow all directions and dimensions thoroughly.
6. Follow the steps given in the manual carefully for correct assembly.
7. Make sure all parts are present before you start assembling.
8. BE SAFE : Follow safety instructions and avoid injury.
(See inside page).
9. GROUND MUST BE EVEN : Make sure the foundation frame lies flat on
the ground. If the earth bed is uneven, remove sod and other debris and
level it with a flat shoval.
10. Separate contents of the carton by the part number and review the list.
Be sure you have all the necessary parts for your shed.
Refer Owner’s manual for part list.
CAUTION
Sharp
Edges

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SAFETY & PRECAUTIONS
For your own safety, please read and follow these instructions during the shed assembly.
1. Always wear work gloves, long sleeves and eye protection during
assembly of the shed. Some pieces of the shed contain sharp
edges and can cause injury.
2. Be cautious with the tools used for the assembly of the shed.
Familiarize yourself with the operation of all the power tools.
3. Children and pets should be kept away from the assembly site to
avoid any distractions and accidents.
4. When using a step ladder, make sure it is on even ground and
fully open with the safety latch in place. Never concentrate your full
weight on the roof or any part of the shed.
5. Do not attempt to assemble the shed on a windy day. Shed
panels can be whipped across by the wind making the worksite
difficult and dangerous.

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IMPORTANT
Wear eye protection when using any form of power tools. Do not use voltage power tools in a wet or damp
enviornment to avoid electric shock.
Do not use any part of the shed as a means of personal support while attaching components during assembly.
The shed must be constructed on a solid base foundation. A concrete pad or a large size concrete patio
stone squares is recommended for suitable floor base. Make sure it is firm and level and will allow drainage
away from the site. The base foundation should be at least 4 inches (100mm) larger than the shed dimensions.
Please refer to the front page of your owner’s manual for the exterior dimensions of the shed. Manufacturer is
not responsible for the choice and construction of the foundation.
For a concrete pad base, prepare a level bed for a firm footing layer of crushed stone. The concrete pad
should then be poured to a thickness of 4 inches (100mm) to 5 inches (125mm). Allow to dry thoroughly
for at least 48 hours
Your shed must be firmly anchored to the concrete pad or large concrete patio stone squares, to help protect
against damage in high winds.
Care & Maintenance
Although this unit does not require any maintenance, care should be taken to prolong the life
of your shed.
ROOF : Keep roof clean of leaves and snow with long handled, soft bristled broom. Heavy amounts
of snow on the roof can damage the shed making it unsafe. Do not step on the roof.
WALLS : Do not rest any object against the wall panels of the shed.
DOORS : Keep doors closed to prevent wind damage.
FASTENERS : Regularly check your shed for loose screws, bolts, nuts, etc. And retighten them as
necessary.
MOISTURE : With changing temperatures, condensation will accumulate inside the shed. Good
ventilation will help in regulating and avoid moisture.
TIP : A noncorrosive caulking is helpful to seal the shed.
DO NOT store swimming pool chemicals in your building.
Combustibles and corrosive must be stored in
air tight containers

Parts List
Cordless Drill - Philips Head
Hammer or Rubber mallet
Carpenters Square
8’ Step Ladder
Adjustable pliers
Level - 3ft.
Tape Measure
Caulk Gun
Waterproof Clear Silicon
Hand Gloves
Tools You Will Need
RS5E
RS1E, RS3E
CB2B, CB2E
RJ
S5,S6
PIN PPG
RS2E
FCB FMC
FDCL
FDCR
FCC
DSHE
RS14E
BPF
2. Maximum no. of Extension can be build
upto 5’x8’ (ie. Two Extension).
Note 1. Before starting installation, please refer
Safety & Precautions.
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VCP
FCLE
FCRE
CCE CME
VC
S1,S2
CODE QTY
FDCL 1
FDCR 1
FCC 4
FMC 1
FCB 4
RJ 4
PPG 34
PIN 34
VC 2
VCP 4
S1 45
S2 8
S5 14
S6 14
CODE QTY
FCLE 1
FCRE 1
CME 1
CCE 2
CB2E 2
CB2B 1
RS1E 2
RS2E 4
RS3E 2
RS5E 2
RS14E 2
DSHE 1
CODE QTY
BPF 1
SPE 4
FPE 2
RPE 2
RRE 1
DL 1
DR 1
PARTS ACCESSORIES

5’ x 3’ Exploded View
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FCLE
FCRE
SPE
SPE
SPE
SPE
CB2E
CB2E
CCE
CB2B
FPE
RP
DL
DR
BPF
CME
CCE
FPE
RP
RS5E
RS5E
RS3E
RS3E
RS2E
RS2E
RS2E
RS2E
RS1E
RS1E
DSHE
RRE

One Extension Parts List
CME
RS6E & RS7E
MCC
PPG
PIN
RS4E & RS11E
FMC
RS14E
PGC
RS3SB & CB3SB
7
CODE QTY
FMC 2
PGC 1
MCC 1
PPG 22
PIN 22
S1 22
S3 10
S5 4
S6 4
CODE QTY
BPB 1
CME 2
CB3SB 2
RS3SB 2
RS4E 2
RS6E 1
RS7E 1
RS11E 1
RS14E 2
SPE 2
RP 2
RRE 1
PARTS ACCESSORIES
BPB

Exploded view with one extension
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SPE
SPE
CB3SB
CME
CB3SB
CME
RRE
RP
RP
RS6E
RS7E
RS3SB
RS3SB
RS4E
RS4E
BPB
RS11E

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FCRE
BPF
2,3&4
1Back
Front
BPB
4
3
Remove the pin & plug from the
back side of the base pallet (BPF).
Note
2
BPF
BPB
Fig.2
PIN
Fig.4
Fig.3
PPG
BPF
BPB
PPG
1,2,3&4
Fig.1
FCRE
Fig.2
FCRE
BPF
Fig.3
S6
BPF
FCRE
S5
Fig.4
BPF
FCRE
S6
S5
BPF
Fig.2
BPF
Fig.1
BPF
1&2
BPF
BPB
Fig.1
Pin
Plug

11
7
6
Check the stamped label on top
of all panels inside.
SPE
Fig.1 Fig.2
Fig.3
Do not tighten the screw.
Leave it loose
Note
5
Fig.2
1
FCRE
SPM
Front
1
SPE
FCRE
BPF
BPB
Fig.1
SPE
FCRE
Note
1&3
CME
SPE
2
SPE
CME
CME
BPF
BPB
SPE
CME
BPF
BPB
S6
S5
S2
FCRE
FCB

12
8
SPE
BPB
Back
1
2
BPF
CME
10
9
2&3
Back
1
BPB
CCE
SPE
CB2E
CB3SB
CME
2
1
Fig.1
FCB
S1
CB2E
FCRE
Fig.2
BPF
CCE
BPF
S6
S5 Fig.3
CCE
Fig.1
SPE
CCE
Fig.2
CB2E
S1
CB3SB
CME
Fig.1
CME
SPE
Fig.2
SPE
CME

13
11
13
12
Do not tighten the screw.
Leave it loose
Note
SPE
Back
CCE
1
2
Fig.1
Back
CCE
CB3SB
CB2E
1
Fig.1
Back
CCE
CB3SB
CB2E
1
Fig.2
CCE SPE
CCE
Fig.1
SPE
FCB
CCE
S1
CB3SB
S2
FCB
CCE

14
14
16
15
CB2B
S1
CME
Fig.3
SPE
1
CME
1&3
CME
SPE
2
CME
CB2B
Back
1&2
3
Fig.1
CME
BPF
SPE
Fig.3
CME
S5 S6
BPF
SPE
Fig.1
SPE
CME
Fig.2
CME
SPE
S1
Fig.1
CB2B
FCB
S1
Fig.2
CB2B
CB3SB CB3SB
Back Wall

1
15
17
19
18
SPE
2&3
1
CCE
FCB
CCE
1
Do not tighten the screw.
Leave it loose
Note
Back Wall
Back Wall
Fig.1
CB2B
Fig.1
S5 S6 Fig.3
CCE
BPF
Fig.1
SPE
CCE
Fig.2
CCE
BPF
FCB
CCE
CB2B
S1
FCB
S2
FCB
CCE
CCE
Back Wall

16
20
22
21
CME
2
1&3
SPE
CB3SB
CB2E
Left Wall
1&2
3
Fig.3
CME
CB2E
S1
CB3SB
SPE
CCE
2
1
Fig.1
CCE
BPF
SPE
Fig.2
CCE SPE
Fig.1
CME
BPF
SPE
Fig.2
SPE
CME
Fig.3
S5
CME
BPF
S6
S1 Fig.1
CB2B
FCB
CB3SB
S1
Fig.2
CB2B
CB3SB

SPE
FCLE
BPF
2
1,3&4 Front
23
25
24
17
1
SPE
CME
Front
1
Do not tighten the screw.
Leave it loose.
Note
Fig.1
Fig.1
SPE
FCLE
BPF
Fig.2
FCLE
Fig.3
FCLE
BPF
S6
S5
Fig.4
FCLE
BPF
S5 S6
FCLE
Fig.1
CME SPE
S2
FCB
FCLE

Parts Needed
Code Qty
RS1E 2
RS2E 4
RS3E 2
RS5E 2
DSHE 1
FDCL 1
FDCR 1
FCC 4
FMC 1
RJ 4
S1 36
S2 4
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B. Roof Structures
27
26
After completing the center band
assembly, fully tighten the four
center band fittings (FCB) to the
corner column.
Note
Front
FCLE
CB2E
1
Fig.2
BPB
BPF
MCC
PGC
Parts Needed For
Each Extension
Code Qty
RS3SB 2
RS4E 2
RS6E 1
RS7E 1
RS11E 1
FMC 2
S1 20
S3 8
Fig.1
BPB
BPF
PGC
Front
PGC
PGC
MCC
BPF
BPB
2
1
1
Fig.1
FCB
CCE
CB2E
S1

19
Fig.1
Fig.2
CME
FMC
S1
CME
FMC
1
2
Front
3&4
1&2
FCRE
FCLE
3
Fig.1
FDCR
FCRE
Fig.2
S1
FCRE
FDCR
Fig.3
FDCL
FCLE Fig.4
S1
FDCL
FCLE
Fig.2
Fig.3 Fig.4
Fig.1
CCE
FCC
S1
CCE
FCC
FCC
FCLE
S1
FCC
FCLE
3&4
1&2
FCLE
FCRE