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ADDITIONAL ACCESSORIES AVAILABLE

These accessories are required in case of heavy snow or high wind areas. 

Please choose relevant accessories according to your needs.

SUPER SUPPORT KIT

Extra roof beams for added protection against heavy 
snow accumulation.

For heavy snow area.

ANCHOR KIT (Soil)

Wire rope with twist augers for sheds installed with 
foundation (Wood / Metal) on soil.

For heavy wind area.

ANCHOR KIT (Concrete)

Eye bolt with wire rope for sheds installed with 
foundation (Wood / Metal) on concrete.

For heavy wind area.

ANCHOR KIT (Foundation)

Strap clamping for shed assembly with foundation
(Wood / Metal) on concrete.

To prevent shed from displacement.

SHELF KIT

Easy mounting system on the middle column. 
6 inch wide reinforced PVC shelf with end caps.

SKY LIGHT KIT

To illuminate your shed with natural light.

Summary of Contents for 10 Ft WoodBridge

Page 1: ...lable Ver 4 0 Building Dimensions Approximate Size Storage Exterior Dimension Interior Dimension 10 Ft x 8 Ft 79 Sq Ft 480 Cu Ft Roof Edge to Edge Base Dimension Door Opening 3 2 m x 2 4 m 7 3 Sq m 13 6 Cu m Width Depth Height inch cm 125 3 8 318 4 inch cm 94 1 4 239 3 125 1 2 318 7 95 1 8 241 6 85 1 2 217 1 inch cm 123 3 8 313 3 inch cm 92 1 4 234 3 60 5 8 154 71 1 2 181 6 73 185 5 Wall to Wall A...

Page 2: ... 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 qu...

Page 3: ...w 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...

Page 4: ...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 ...

Page 5: ... 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 ...

Page 6: ...Before starting installation please refer Safety Precautions 5 B1LA B1RA B21 B22 B3LA B3RA CB1A CB2A CB3XA CB4A MJ RS1A RS3XA RS3LA RS8A RS9A RS5A RS6XA RS7XA RS2A RS10A RS4XA RS11A RS12A DSH RS14A CDLA CDRA CCA CMA FDCL FDCR FCB FMC FCC RJ EPS CBC PIN PPG PWS S1 S2 S7 CODE QTY B1LA 1 B1RA 1 B21 2 B22 2 B3LA 1 B3RA 1 CB1A 2 CB2A 2 CB3XA 4 CB4A 2 RS1A 4 RS2A 4 RS3LA 2 RS3XA 2 RS4XA 4 RS5A 4 RS6XA 2...

Page 7: ... RS3LA RS3XA MJ RS3LA RS3XA MJ RS1A DSH RS1A RRS RRS RRS RP RS8A RS9A RS2A RS4XA RS9A RS2A RS4XA RS6XA RS7XA RS12A RS10A RS11A RS2A RS1A RS2A RS5A RS5A SP SP SP SP SP SP SP SP SP DL DR CMA CMA CMA SP SP CMA CMA CMA CMA CCA CCA CCA CCA CDLA CDRA CB3XA CB2A MJ CB3XA MJ CB2A CB3XA MJ CB3XA CB1A CB4A ...

Page 8: ...io 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 Concrete...

Page 9: ...oundation Note Measure in all direction as shown in figure to make the base channel assembly in a perfect 1 1 It is important that these instructions are followed step by step 2 All parts are clearly marked and care should be taken to use the correct one 3 Don t install under windy conditions 4 If you are building the shed against a wall build it 2 5 ft away then slide it in M6 Anchor Bolt Base U ...

Page 10: ...1 Parts Needed Code Qty CMA 7 CCA 4 CDLA 1 CDRA 1 CB1A 2 CB2A 2 CB3XA 4 MJ 3 CB4A 2 FCB 4 CBC 3 SP 12 S1 63 S2 4 1 All parts are clearly marked and care should be taken to use the correct one Note 2 Set the Torque limit of your Screw drill to 3 or 4 to ensure the screws do not strip the metal reinforcements ...

Page 11: ... label on top of all panels inside Note SP 2 B1RA CDRA Fig 1 SP Fig 2 CCA B1RA B22 Fig 1 CCA SP Fig 3 CCA S1 SP S2 CCA FCB 4 1 Fig 1 Do not tighten the screw Leave it loose Note Front SP CDRA 1 CCA SP 1 2 3 B1RA B22 3 CCA ...

Page 12: ...CB4A CB1A EPS 11 S1 CB1A CDRA Fig 2 5 6 2 CB1A CDRA 1 Fig 1 CB1A S1 FCB CB4A B1RA CDRA 1 2 3 CB4A B1RA Fig 1 S1 CB4A CDRA Fig 2 S1 CB3XA CB3XA CB2A S1 MJ 7 S1 CB2A CB3XA CB3XA CB2A S1 S1 CB3XA CB3XA MJ MJ MJ ...

Page 13: ...CMA SP CMA B22 B21 8 Fig 3 Fig 1 CB3XA FCB S1 CB3XA S1 CMA 1 2 3 9 CB3XA CB1A S1 Fig 2 CMA SP CMA B21 Fig 3 CMA CB3XA S1 CB2A Fig 4 CBC CB2A CB3XA CMA SP CMA S1 2 3 4 10 Fig 1 Fig 2 1 1 2 Fig 1 Fig 2 CB3XA CB2A CMA SP CCA ...

Page 14: ...13 Right Wall SP CCA B21 2 3 B3RA SP CCA Fig 1 B3RA B21 CCA Fig 2 Fig 3 B3RA CCA S1 1 CCA Fig 1 FCB CCA S2 Do not tighten the screw Leave it loose Note CB2A S1 FCB CCA Fig 1 1 1 11 12 13 CB2A ...

Page 15: ... B3RA 2 Fig 2 Back Wall CMA 3 1 2 Fig 1 Fig 2 CB3XA FCB S1 CB3XA CB3A S1 CB3XA S1 CMA Fig 3 Fig 3 Fig 4 SP CMA S1 Fig 2 2 3 4 CMA CB3XA S1 CB3XA CBC CB3XA CMA CB3XA B3RA 14 15 16 SP CMA Fig 1 1 S1 1 Fig 1 CB3XA CB3XA CB3XA SP CCA CMA ...

Page 16: ...CCA Fig 2 Fig 3 S1 B22 CCA SP CCA 15 Back Wall SP CMA 2 SP CMA S1 Fig 2 CB3XA S1 CMA Fig 3 B3LA 3 Fig 1 CCA SP B3LA 1 2 3 CCA FCB CCA S2 Do not tighten the screw Leave it loose Note 1 17 18 19 1 Fig 1 CB3XA CMA ...

Page 17: ...B3XA S1 FCB CCA Fig 1 1 CB3XA Left Wall SP CMA S1 Fig 2 SP CMA CMA Fig 1 CB2A FCB S1 CB2A CB3XA S1 Fig 2 Fig 3 Fig 4 CMA CB2A S1 CB3XA CBC CB2A CMA CB3XA 3 4 1 2 Left Wall B22 B21 20 21 22 Fig 1 1 2 CB3XA CB2A SP CCA ...

Page 18: ... the screw Leave it loose Note Left Wall SP CMA Fig 2 CB3XA S1 CMA Fig 3 CMA SP 3 2 SP CCA B22 B21 B1LA B21 CCA Fig 2 Fig 3 S1 B1LA CCA SP CCA Fig 1 B1LA Left Wall 2 3 1 FCB CCA S2 Fig 1 1 23 24 25 Fig 1 1 CMA S1 CB3XA ...

Page 19: ...DLA CDLA B1LA S1 SP B1LA Fig 1 CB1A FCB S1 Fig 3 Fig 2 After completing the center band assembly fully tighten the four center band fittings FCB to the corner column CCA Note 1 1 2 CDLA CB1A 1 3 2 CB1A CDLA S1 CB1A CB3XA S1 CCA 26 27 28 Front CB3XA ...

Page 20: ...CDLA CB4A B1LA S1 CDLA CB4A S1 Fig 1 Fig 2 Fig 3 CB4A CB1A EPS CB4A B1LA 2 3 1 19 29 30 61 1 4 1556mm CDRA CDLA ...

Page 21: ...d Code Qty RS1A 4 RS2A 4 RS3LA 2 RS3XA 2 RS4XA 4 RS5A 4 RS6XA 2 RS7XA 2 RS8A 4 RS9A 4 MJ 4 Code Qty RS10A 2 RS11A 2 RS12A 2 DSH 1 FDCL 1 FDCR 1 FCC 4 FMC 7 RJ 4 S1 158 S2 4 S7 16 CMA FMC 20 1 CMA CMA CMA CMA CMA CMA CMA S1 CMA FMC ...

Page 22: ...FCC CCA FCC CCA S1 Fig 1 1 Fig 2 CDLA FDCL S1 CDRA FDCR S1 CDRA CDLA 2 21 2 3 CCA CCA CCA CCA ...

Page 23: ...ly 22 RS1A RS2A RS9A RS8A RS8A RS9A RS10A DSH RS2A RS4XA RS4XA RS4XA RS4XA RS11A RS11A RS12A RS12A RS2A RS2A RS10A RS3LA RS3XA RS3LA RS3XA RS5A RS5A RS5A RS5A MJ MJ RS8A RS9A RS6XA RS6XA RS7XA RS7XA RS9A MJ MJ RS1A RS1A RS1A ...

Page 24: ...23 Front roof structure assembly RS1A RS1A R S 2 A S1 RS9A RS9A RS2A RS8A RS8A RS2A RS2A S1 RS1A RS1A MJ 5 4 6 S1 RS9A RS8A RS9A RS1A RS1A Make sure these holes up RS8A ...

Page 25: ...24 Back roof structure assembly RS1A RS1A S1 RS1A RS1A MJ Make sure these holes up RS2A RS2A S1 RS8A RS8A RS9A RS9A RS2A 7 8 9 RS8A RS8A RS9A RS9A RS1A S1 RS1A ...

Page 26: ...RS3LA RS3XA S1 MJ RS3LA RS3XA S1 S1 RJ RJ RJ S1 25 10 11 RS3XA S1 RS3LA RS3XA S1 RS3LA RJ RS3LA RJ S1 RS3LA RS3XA RJ S1 RJ S1 RS3LA RJ RS3LA ...

Page 27: ...RS5A S1 RS6XA RS5A RS7XA S1 1 2 Fig 1 Fig 2 Fig 3 Fig 4 RS1A CDRA RS1A S1 FDCR RS2A RS1A RS1A CDLA 3 4 CDRA CDLA S1 FDCL RS1A Front 26 12 13 14 Make Two Sets Note Make Two Sets Note ...

Page 28: ...RS1A DSH S1 DSH RS1A S1 RS1A 1 2 3 DSH Back CMA RS1A CMA CMA Fig 1 Fig 2 Fig 3 27 15 16 Front DSH S1 CMA RS1A FMC S1 ...

Page 29: ...1 2 3 4 RS1A RJ S1 RJ RS1A RJ FCC S2 RS2A S1 RS3LA Fig 1 Fig 2 Fig 3 Fig 4 RS3LA RS3XA RS3LA RS3XA RS3LA S1 FMC 28 17 18 ...

Page 30: ...1 2 Fig 1 Fig 2 RS5A RS5A RS6XA RS7XA RS8A RS6XA RS7XA S1 RS8A 1 2 Fig 1 Fig 2 RS5A S1 RS9A RS6XA S1 RS9A RS5A RS6XA RS5A RS7XA 29 19 20 RS5A S1 RS8A RS8A RS5A ...

Page 31: ...RS3LA 2 RS4XA RS5A RS5A RS4XA S7 Fig 1 Fig 2 Fig 3 1 1 2 3 3 Fig 1 Fig 2 Fig 3 RS10A S1 RS5A RS10A RS6XA RS7XA S1 Note Make sure the hole in RS10A facing outward on both sides RS10A RS11A RS10A RS11A 30 22 21 RS4XA RS5A S7 RS5A RS11A RS5A S1 ...

Page 32: ...RS12A S1 RS5A RS12A RS12A RS5A RS5A RS6XA RS7XA 31 23 ...

Page 33: ...L 2 FPR 2 RRS 3 PPG 80 PIN 80 RS14A 12 FPR PPG PIN Front FPR FPL Front FPR Back Back FPL 32 1 2 3 4 PPG PPG PPG PPG PIN PIN Note Insert roof plugs into Facia Panel only as indicated PIN PIN Apply silicone into the holes before inserting the pins ...

Page 34: ...ls only as indicated Front PPG RP Note Silicone PPG RP Roof Panel installation by using ladder from inside at missing Panels Note RP R PPG Back PPG Back 33 5 6 7 8 9 10 PIN RP RRS Apply silicone around the roof plugs and the pin holes before fixing the pins PPG PPG PIN PIN PIN PIN ...

Page 35: ...R RRS Outside View Inside View Fig 1 Fig 2 RS14A RS5 RS3 RS14A 34 11 12 13 14 15 PPG RP PPG RRS PPG Front PPG RP RRS PIN PIN PIN PIN ...

Page 36: ...e perimeter of the base U channel Seal the corners joints and base of door column This is optional and should be done for heavy rain areas if needed Note Base U channel Silicone Column 1 2 Fig 1 Silicone Base U channel Fig 2 35 DL DR ...

Page 37: ...can be installed on any of the wall panels However we recomend mounting them on the top of the shed s back wall TOOLS YOU WILL NEED Power Drill Dia 3 16 5mm drill bit Dia 1 2 12 5mm drill bit VC VCP 5mm 3 16 12 5mm 1 2 SP Outside Outside Note VC SP VC SP SP SP 36 1 2 3 4 5 6 VCP ...

Page 38: ...l SP on the bottom to the Base U channel Using a dia 3mm 1 8 drill with a power drill make two equal distance holes on the Base U channel through the Side Panel Drive a self tapping screw S4 through the Base U channel to the Side Panel Repeat this for every Side Panel See blowup S4 SP Base U channel SP 37 1 2 3 0mm 1 8 Using a carpenter square line up corners Align base bars mark the concrete at t...

Page 39: ...blowup RS3 RS1A S4 SP RS1A Side Panel Roof Structures S4 Base U channel S4 The DURAMAX shed has been tested and passed wind loads of up to 115 mph in a controlled laboratory environment Natural high wind areas create wind at unpredictable speeds that are very difficult to capture accurately by location As such we cannot guarantee the performance of the shed in these extreme situations Important Wa...

Page 40: ...e with twist augers for sheds installed with foundation Wood Metal on soil For heavy wind area ANCHOR KIT Concrete Eye bolt with wire rope for sheds installed with foundation Wood Metal on concrete For heavy wind area ANCHOR KIT Foundation Strap clamping for shed assembly with foundation Wood Metal on concrete To prevent shed from displacement SHELF KIT Easy mounting system on the middle column 6 ...

Page 41: ...RD 4 0 2013 11 12 U S Polymers Inc 1057 S Vail Ave Montebello CA 90640 United States of America ...

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