Weather Fast 103-1105N User manual

10' x 20' x 8' (3 x 6.1 x 2.4 m)
AUTO STORAGE SHELTER
Ideal for all purpose outdoor storage
ASSEMBLY MANUAL
M odel NO.:103-1105N
TM
Tools required for assembly (not included)

TABLE OF CONTENTS
IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
WARNING!
IMPORTANT! READ CAREFULLY AND RETAIN
FOR FUTURE REFERENCE
INTENDED USE
This temporary shelter is intended to offer protection from damages caused by the sun, light rain, light snow, tree sap, bird and animal excrements. Do not use it to
shield goods from high winds, heavy snow or ice storms. Only use it for its intended use.
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Read all safety instructions to reduce the risk of injury or death.
This is a temporary structure and is not recommended as a permanent structure.
Choose your shelter's location carefully. Check for overhead utility lines, branches, etc. DO NOT install near roofs or other structures that
may shed snow, ice or excessive run-off onto your shelter. Keep away from electrical wires!
Install your shelter on a level surface.
Check municipal by-laws prior to setting up the product.
Have an overview of all parts before attempting installation. Make sure all components are available.
DO NOT use this product in environments for which it is not intended (i.e. extreme cold, high winds, extreme heat, heavy rainfall, etc).
Always wear safety glasses when assembling this product. Wear gloves when working with tubing to prevent cuts or abrasions.
Anchors must be used with alI shelters. Covers should NOT be installed on any product untiIl it has been properly
anchored to the ground.
Proper anchoring and keeping cover tight and free of snow and debris, is the responsibility of the consumer.
Damages caused by improper anchoring are not covered under warranty.
Keep all flame and heat sources away from the shelter fabric The fabric will burn if left in continuous contact with
a flame source.
DO NOT use open flames or cooking or heating devices inside or in close proximity to the product, including all types of
stoves, gas heaters, gas lanterns, citronella torches, mosquito coils, etc.
In order to reduce risk of burning and avoid damage, DO NOT
- cook, smoke, refuel or use any open flame devices in or around the shelter.
- store flammable liquids (gasoline, kerosene, propane, etc.) in the shelter.
- operate gas powered vehicles/equipment in or around the shelter.
Keep open flames a safe distance away from the shelter.
DO NOT use hard-edged tools or instruments, such as rakes or shovels, to remove snow. These can cause punctures to the cover.
NEVER start the engine of any vehicle or machine inside a closed shelter. Ensure that there is adequate ventilation for starting engines and for
any work with paints, cleaners, etc.
This shelter is NOT designed to support heavy snow or ice loads. Snow or ice accumulation may cause your shelter to collapse. To avoid overload,
brush snow and ice off the roof top with a broom or mop.
To prevent collapse, damage to property, personal injury and/or death, NEVER clear the roof of snow or debris from inside the shelter.
DO NOT use bleach, alkaline or harsh detergents for cleaning. Doing so will damage the pe material. Soap and warm water are
recommended.
Caution!
Warning!
Warning!
IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS…..................................................................................................................................................................... 2.................................
PARTS LIST.......................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 3
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INTENDED USE
ASSEMBLY ........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................4-8
ASSEMBLY PREPARATION ................................................................................................................................................................................................................ 3

Part# Description Drawing Qty.
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"#" Indicates a non-illustrated part
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4
4
6
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6
10
16
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26
1
1
1
4
4
1
Leg Tube (Center Part)
Leg Tube (Corner Part)
Rafter Tube
Roof Horizontal Tube
Shoulder Horizontal Tube
Bottom Cross Rails
3-Way Side Connector-Left
3-Way Side Connector -Right
Bent Corner Leg
4-Way Peak Connector
3-Way Peak Connector
4-Way Cross Rail Clamp
3-Way Cross Rail Clamp
15''Anchor
Cable-1'Lengths
Cable Clamps
Foot Plate
Pin Bolt
Open Pin
M6×45 Bolts
M6×40 Bolts
M6 Washer
M6 Lock Nuts
Roof Tarp
Door Panel with Zipper
Back Panel
Ratchet
Clasp
Owner 's Manual
PARTS LIST
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4-Way Peak Connector
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ASSEMBLY PREPARATION
●Place all parts from the packaging box in a cleared area and arrange them on the ground in front of you.
●Remove all packaging materials and place them back in the box. Do not dispose of the packaging materials until assembly is complete.
●Check for completeness and transport damages.
WARNING!
●Do not place the product under trees from which hard fruit such as apples, walnuts or heavy pine cones, etc., may fall.
●Keep children away during assembly. This product contains small parts which can be swallowed by children.
●Do not attempt to assemble the product if any parts are missing.
●At least 3 people are needed to complete the assembly as some of the steps require heavy lifting.
ASSEMBLY
WARNING!
●Do not leave the shelter unattended during assembly. Otherwise, personal injury or damage to the shed may occur!
Frame assembly overview
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Step 1: Preparing the Roof Parts
Select level and suitable location for your
shelter. Layout the roof parts as shown in
Diagram B.
Please pay attention to the differences to the 5 connectors
with reference to Diagram C
below (connectors are also individually numbered).
Note:
1.When installed, the welded socket
for the cross rail must be below the
bend.
2.Parts #8, #9, #11 are Side bend
connectors with sharp bend.
3.Parts #12 & #7 is top bend
connectors with sloping bend.
DOWN
UP
Step 2: Assembling the Roof
Assemble the roof frame by connecting the parts lay out in the above.
Note:
1. The hole end on Part #4 needs to be connected to Part
#12 and #7 (See Diagram D1& D2) by the fittings
#21, #23 and #24.
2. There is spring button on both ends of Part #4. Make
sure the button needs to pop-up when connecting with
Part #12, Part #7. ( See Diagram D3)
3. Use a rubber or wooden mallet to ensure all pipes are fully
inserted.
There are 10 legs for the whole shelter.
a. Follow Drawing E1 connected tube #2 & #10 to get
the 4 Corner Legs.
b. Then connect tube # 1 to get the 6 Center Legs.
c. Insert the Center Legs into the Foot Plate (#18). Align
holes in the pole and foot plate, push the Pin Bolt (#19)
through all the holes, insert the cotter pin (#20) and split
the tongues of the cotter pin with a slot screwdriver to
secure this connection. (See Diagram E2, E3 # E4)
d. Insert the prepared Center Legs and Corner Legs into
the side connectors as Diagram E4.
Step 3: Attaching the legs
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D2
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E1
E2 E3
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Diagram BDiagram B
Diagram C
Diagram D
Diagram E

Step 4: Assemble Bottom Cross Rails
Install the Bottom Cross Rails(#6) between each
two legs withCross Rail Clamps (Part#13 & #14)
a.
by the fittings (Part #22, #23 & 24). Part #13 is for
Center Legs, and #14 is for Corner Legs. (see
Diagram G)
b. Slide the cover rails so that they are both 10''up
from the ground. Do not tighten the bolts now.
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e. Repeat to assemble the other side( as shown in Diagram F).
Step 5: Square and Anchor the Frames
Check the mearsure of frame both 10' at the front
a.
and back corners, as welI as the center.
b. Take a diagonal measure as shown in Diagram H.
When these two measures are equal the frame is
square. Adjust the frame until they are equal to
within 1''.
c. Once equal check the width measures again to
ensure all are equal at 10'.
d. Next, install Anchors (Part # 15, #16 17) at the& #
4 Corner bent legs by screwing the removable
anchor (#15) into the ground and to the inside of
the shelter. Secure with Cable (#16) and Cable
Clamp(#17) (as shown in Diagram I).
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16 17
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6
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6
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Diagram F
Diagram G
Diagram H
Diagram I
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The webbing is exposed at the peak, the shoulders and
the feet of the cover. And there are 3 buckles at the above
a.
b.
c.
d.
e.
Unlock the buckle, slip the webbed belt around the
side 3-way connector and relock the buckle again.
Repeat this step for the opposite shoulder.
Move to the peak of the shelter using a step stool or
ladder if necessary. Unlock the buckle around the peak
3-way connector and relock the buckle again.
Step 6: Installing the Front and Back Covers.
ensure the zipper is in the 'closed' position while installing. The back
cover is a solid piece of polyethylene. The covers are installed
in the same fashion.
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f.
g.
h.
i.
j.
S-hook of the clasp into both sides of corner legs (K3).
While one person remains on the stool and standing
at the peak of the shelter, the other person inserts the
The person standing at the peak assists by ensuring
the tarp is partially foIded over the pipes of the end
frame and inside or toward the interior of the shelter.
The other person make sure the door panel flat and then
pulls the strap tightens.
Repeat above steps for the other side of the Back
Panel assembling.
DO NOT OVERTIGHTEN RATCHETS AT THIS TIME!
Diagram K
Diagram J
DOOR PANEL
Door panel inside view
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K1
K2
DETAIL K1
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DETAIL K2
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The front cover contains a zippered door to allow entry and exit to
the shelter. Ensure to locate this cover to the desired end. Also,
To make sure the strap will stay in the sleeve when assembly
thread the strap through the spindle of the ratchet, and
make sure the strap will stay in the clasp.
K3
DETAIL K3
Begin with the front cover and first locate the webbed
belt that runs the perimeter of the cover.
3 positions.

Step 7: Installing the Main Cover
b． Lay the cover on the ground next to the frame with inside of
the cover (the side with pipe pockets)facing upword and the
webbing on the front and rear of the corner of the building．
cover, then another rope to the other corner eyelets．
Pull cover over the frame by the help of the rope as Diagram
c．
L, making sure to center cover on frame.There should be an
equal amount of overhanging at all four corners.
d．
e. Insert the hook on ratchet into hole on the Bent Corner''S''-
Leg. Wind the ratchet so that the webbing overlaps itself.
Disassemble cover rails and slide through fabric pockets at
f.
each leg and reattach with clamps to each leg. Repeat this
on the other side. Push down on cover rails to tighten cover,
before tightening bolts completely.
When the cover rails are all secured, then proceed to the
g.
4-corners and tighten the end covers to the end frames
through the ratchet action.
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NOTE：
Over-tightening can cause damage to straps
and/or the anchor point.
DO NOT
over-tighten!
The shelter is now ready for use.
Note
month of set up) and tighten ratchet tie-downs and
：Please check periodically (two to three times
i n the first week-weekly for the balance of the first
all hardware as needed. Monthly inspection is
recommended throughout usage．
Disassembly:
When disassembling the shelter, depress the spring-
loaded bar and open ratchet handle completely to
allow the webbed belt to disengage the ratchet．
PLEASE RE-READ ALL WARNINGS CONTAINED
ON PAGE 2 OF THIS INSTRUCTIONS. SAVE
THESE INSTRUCTIONS FOR FUTURE USE.
To dismantle, execute all instructions in reverse order.
Store your shelter in a cool, dry location between
seasons to prolong usable life of all components.
Components are not equally durable and will require
replacement over time at differing intervals.
Rope
Roof Tarp
Rope
Spring-loaded bar
Diagram L
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24
22 13
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24
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L1 L2
Tie one end of a rope to the eyelets on one corner of the
a. To make sure the strap will stay in the sleeve when assembly
thread the strap through the spindle of the ratchet.
Raise and lower the handle two or three times to wind the
strap onto the spindle (as shown in Diagram L).