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TUF 800 TIMBER FRAME 

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Note:

  For  sheds  being  positioned  on  a  Purpose  Built  Floor,  shorten  Studs 

by 30mm now (Refer to Floor Section). 

Step 1:

  Select  one  End  Base  Plate  1.690m  (Green),  one  End  Top  Plate 

1.690m (Red) and two Studs (Yellow). Lay out on flat surface and nail 
together using two 75mm nails per join 

(fig.  1)

. Repeat with the other 

end frame. 

Step 2:

  Select  a  Back  Base  Plate  2.810  (Green)  and  a  Back  Top  Plate  2.810 

(Red).  Stand up  one End  frame.  Nail  Top and Base  Plates  to End  frame 
using two 75mm nails per join. Ensure Green joins to Green and Red joins 
to Red. Repeat with other frame. 

Step 3:

  Select  remaining  Base  Plate  (Green)  and  Top  Front  Plate  (70  x  45mm 

Red).  Nail  to End  frames  using  two 75mm  nails  per  join.   See 

(fig.  2)

 for 

nailing detail on Top Front Plate (70x45mm Red). Use the back wall Nogs 
to position the back wall stud and nail in place using two 75mm nails per 
join. 

 

Step 4:

  Carefully  roll  frame  over  onto  its  base.  Nail  on  Back  and  End  Wall 

Nogs  .882m  above  the  top  of  the  Bottom  plate.  If  fitting  a  Duratuf 
Floor, fit Floor Joists now. Evenly space joists and nail in place using 
three  75mm  nails  per  end.  Nail  Front  wall  Studs  (Blue)  using  Front 
Wall Nogs to get correct position, Nail remaining Front  Wall Nogs in 
centrally (this may be easier if the frame is rolled onto its Front wall). 

Step 5:

  Fit  front  Top  Plate  Flashing  centrally  on  Front  Top  Plate  using  four 

30mm Clouts. Position Flashing so that the widest lip is on top. 

Top Plate 
Flashing 

Summary of Contents for TUF 800

Page 1: ...Quality Made Affordable ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS TUF 800 BASE SIZE 2810mm x 1690mm...

Page 2: ...checklist If you are making your own floor refer to Raised Base Plate section now Do not attempt to build your shed in high winds Beware of sharp edges Protect your eyes and ears Use electric tools w...

Page 3: ...Back Wall Nog FLASHINGS Door Jambs Front Right Nog Front Left Nog End Wall Nogs PACKED BY DATE Touch up Paint Brush Hardware Pack Clear Panel Hardware Pack Assembly Instructions 2 1 890 TOP PLATES TIM...

Page 4: ...3 Select remaining Base Plate Green and Top Front Plate 70 x 45mm Red Nail to End frames using two 75mm nails per join See fig 2 for nailing detail on Top Front Plate 70x45mm Red Use the back wall Nog...

Page 5: ...oor Jambs Position left hand Door Jamb Flashing at correct measurement from left cladding detail and nail to Top Plate using a 30mm clout Do not fit 50mm nails at this stage Pre drill holes to make na...

Page 6: ...doorway Rivet to Corner Wall Sheet one rivet top and bottom Posi tion and rivet in place all remaining Wall Sheets ensuring they overlap correctly While holding Front Wall Sheets up against Top Plate...

Page 7: ...to Top Plate using one 40mm Weatherseal nail beside each rib Repeat at the back Step 3a Roof with Clear Panel Refer next page Step 1 Note Condensation can form on the under side of shed roof If build...

Page 8: ...op End Plates and nail in place using a 30mm clout each end fig 3 Position Roof Sheets as shown in fig 1 When fitting Clear Panel ensure it OVERLAPS Roof Sheets Rivet sheet joins one rivet 200mm from...

Page 9: ...late Flashing and fit one rivet to top hinge While still holding in position fit one rivet to bottom hinge Step 3 Close door and check it fits correctly If not drill out rivets and make necessary adju...

Page 10: ...URITY DOOR Optional Step 1 Place shed in final position Check diagonal meas urements are equal and shed is level before fitting door Step 2 Hold Door in position approximately 5mm down from Top Plate...

Page 11: ...ll Sheets will then protrude 20mm below the Base Plate This will stop water flowing in between the Base Plate and Floor If you choose this option the Floor should be made 15mm smaller than Base Size N...

Page 12: ...in most environments The surface must be dry and free of dirt oil grease and other contaminants prior to painting but no weathering of the surface is required Zinc rich primers are recommended for us...

Page 13: ...nd very severe environmental situations or in any area where the mild steel corrosion rate as published by BRANZ exceeds 200g m2 3 Minimum maintenance must be carried out in accordance with instructio...

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