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Laying the deck boards.

Begin laying the deck boards from the 

door side. They are already cut to the 

correct length and are inserted and 

attached with the groove towards the 

wall. Nail the 

fi

 rst 

fl

 oor board to the 

foundation beams underneath, once at 

the groove side from above (approx. 1 

cm from the wall) and once at the front 

where the tongue is. Make sure the spa-

cing from the 

fl

 oor board to the wall is 

approx. 5 mm. It is essential to observe 

the spacing. Insert the next 

fl

 oor board 

and press it 

fi

 rmly against the already 

laid boards. Nail them to the foundation 

beams at the groove side. 

Caution: Do 

not damage the groove when driving 

in the nail (Use a hammering aid).

 

Lay and attach all 

fl

 oor boards, one af-

ter the other, as described above. The 

fi

 nal 

fl

 oor board needs to be cut to size 

in most cases. Make sure to observe the 

spacing to the wall of approx. 5 mm.

Now attach the provided baseboards to 

the wall. Saw the corners with a mitre 

saw.

Laying the roof felt.

Roof felt not include in the package; 

available as accessory at your specialist 

supplier.

Roll out the roof felt from one side to the 

other beginning at the lower part of the 

roof. Allow a few protruding centimetres 

and cut the excess felt off.

Fix the roof felt to the roof boarding with roo

fi

 ng nails or staples. The felt may protrude a few centimetres at the left/right-hand side 

and below. Cut off the excess felt with a sharp cutter and a wooden strip neatly at the edges of the gable boards and fascia boards. 

Lay the sheets so that the next layers always overlap the underlying sheet at the upper edge by approx. 20-30 cm.

Always lay the sheets from bottom to top; the 

fi

 nal sheet at the ridge (top of the roof) should be laid last over both roof parts. When 

installing a gutter 

(available as a special accessory)

 it is advisable to leave 5 cm of excess roof felt on the fascia board so that the 

water can 

fl

 ow directly into the gutter.

Bertsch Holzbau generally recommends laying bitumen roof shingles on top of the roof felt (bitumen shingles are optionally availab-

le). This guarantees greater and better protection of the roof and therefore the whole summer house.

S

TEP

 6

Floor boarding / Roofing

7

Contact your specialist supplier if you experience any problems during assembly.

Summary of Contents for Log cabins

Page 1: ...Generally two persons are required for the assembly it is recommended to have a third person assist with larger summer houses ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS Recommended tools Cordless screwdriver Pliers Spiri...

Page 2: ...ages The house key You will find the house keys on the side of the door fixed with a screw Remove them prior to the installation of the door to avoid damages IMPORTANT Please have a close look at the...

Page 3: ...rs once in the centre of the corner joints to the foundation beam underneath Arran ge the remaining foundation beams with the same spacing in the interior of the summer house The simplest way is to ma...

Page 4: ...s check the number of assembled plank rows against the number in the drawing to prevent errors Door installation Insert the door into the summer house when you get to the third plank row Take the door...

Page 5: ...operly If neces sary tap the left and right hand side of the gable with a hammer to make sure it is attached properly to the wall This also applies for the rear gable Insert the two centre purlins int...

Page 6: ...d that the spacing to the wall is consistent The backmost final board needs to be cut to size in most cases Afterwards mount the remaining boards on the other side as described above Now mount the gab...

Page 7: ...ory at your specialist supplier Roll out the roof felt from one side to the other beginning at the lower part of the roof Allow a few protruding centimetres and cut the excess felt off Fix the roof fe...

Page 8: ...th the assembly of your summer house please ask your specialist supplier for help He will gladly assist you Bertsch Holzbau rejects any warranty for damages resulting from incorrect assem bly or gross...

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