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Position the remaining 150mm battens (K) against the inside of the roof so that it is
tight against the veranda post (approximately 116mm). Fix the block to the roof
using 2 x (3.5 x 30mm) screws, screwing down through the roof.
Fix the veranda post (M) to the block using 1 x 50mm screw.
116mm
S
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Mark and position
a handle on to
each of the doors.
Fix each using
the 4 x 20mm
screws provided.
Place a finial (K) over
the join of both barge
boards at the apex.
Fix each in place using
2 x (3.5 x 30mm
screws)
Place each of the
barge boards (P) so
that they are in line
with the top of the roof
and overhang the
eaves by 32mm. Fix
each barge board in
place using 3 x (3.5 x
30mm screws).
Trim off any excess
felt that sticks out
below the boards.
ATTENTION:
TAKE CARE
WHEN TRIMMING
THE ROOF FELT.
Place the 300mm angled block
(S) underneath the two roof
sections at the front of the apex.
Fix this in place screwing
through each roof in to the block
using 2 x (3.5 x 30mm) screws.
Place the roof sections on to the building so that the smaller 150mm blocks are at the
front and the roof is flush at the back. Use 4 x 40mm screws to secure the roof to the
side panels and 6 x (3.5 x 30mm) screws to secure the roof section to the front and
back panels.
Fix the roof section to the top of the 1508mm batten (N) with a single 50mm screw.
Place two pieces of the felt on
the lower sections of the roof.
Make sure these are
positioned centrally and have
an overhang of approximately
50mm. Secure each piece in
place using felt nails spaced
in 150mm intervals.
Place the third sheet of felt
over the top of the apex so
that it overlaps the other two
sections. Again secure this in
place using felt nails spaced
in 150mm intervals.
Biocidal Product Regulation
(EU 528/2012) Article 58
Information
This article contains timber
treated with Celcure AC-500,
incorporating biocidal products to
give p
rotection
against wood
destroying insects & wood rotting
fungi.
Contains:
Basic copper carbonate
(Copper (II) carbonate – Copper
(II) hydroxide (1:1)), Boric acid,
Benzalkonium chloride.
Wear gloves when handling
freshly treated wood. Avoid
breathing dust when cutting
treated or untreated wood.
Dispose of off-cuts responsibly –
do not burn.
Maintenance.
- Regularly check all fixings and
parts are secure.
- Visually check for wear and tear.
- Check your roof felt for tears and
leaks.
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