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PRE-DRILL 

WITH 2MM BIT 

FOR ALL STEPS 

BELOW.

PRE-DRILL 

WITH 2MM BIT 

FOR ALL STEPS 

BELOW.

9

6c

EXTERNAL DOOR FIXINGS

Fix a Turn Button

 to the top of the ‘closed’ 

door. Ensure to secure this onto the front of 

the door.

Fix a Turn Button

 to the bottom of the same 

door. Ensure to secure this onto the front of 

the door.

Fix the Handles 

with the screws provided to 

the front of the doors. Ensure to position the 

handles to your desired height.

OUTSIDE

OUTSIDE

OUTSIDE

6b

INTERNAL DOOR FIXINGS

Secure the Slamming Strip.

 Screw the 

Slamming Strip to the door you want to be the 

‘closed’ door.

Fix the Barrel Bolt

 as shown below, using its 

own fixings provided. Secure the Barrel bolt to 

the top of the Slamming Strip. 

Fix the other Barrel Bolt

 to the bottom of the 

door with the Slamming Strip. 

Secure a Turn 

Button

 to the bottom of the other door.

SLAMMING STRIP

INSIDE

INSIDE

REMOVING THE PROTECTIVE FILM FROM YOUR DOOR WINDOWS

1

2

PEEL THE PROTECTIVE FILM OFF BY HAND

Simply find a loose edge or corner around the frame and peel back to completely 

remove the film on that surface. There will be protective film on the front and back 

surface of each window.

APPLY WARM SOAPY WATER

We recommend applying warm soapy water to the surface to help loosen the film and 

rub firmly with a sponge or cloth to remove the adhesive residue. We advise warm 

soapy water as many solvents and harsh chemicals can damage the styrene windows.

3

STANLEY KNIFE

If the previous options are unsuccessful, we advise to carefully use a Stanley Knife in 

a corner of the frame to provide a starting point to peel the protective film. Use the 

window frame as a guide. 

Be careful not to scratch the windows surface.

 

We strongly 

advise to use cut-resistant gloves to prevent any harm to yourself.

 Remove the rest 

of the protective film by hand.

We cannot be held responsible for damages incurred when not following the outlined 

procedure.

CHECK & TIGHTEN ALL FIXINGS APPLIED TO THE PRODUCT ON A REGULAR BASIS

Summary of Contents for OPPSUM106DDM

Page 1: ...Oak Drive Hartlebury Trading Estate Hartlebury Worcestershire DY10 4JB EU Authorised Representative Authorised Representative Service 77 Camden Street Lower Dublin D02 XE80 Ireland Thank you for purchasing your summerhouse from Forest Garden Simply follow these step by step instructions and our top tips and you ll be enjoying your summerhouse for many years to come If you have any questions or nee...

Page 2: ... think it is suitable for your new summerhouse to be sited on it is important that you check it is level and doesn t deviate by any more than 15mm from edge to edge If this is not the case the building will twist causing gaps to appear in the sections and causing the roof doors and windows to misalign There is more information on base preparation on our website www forestgarden co uk Assembly is r...

Page 3: ...lls and debris to collect on the roof 1 RAISE YOUR SUMMERHOUSE OFF THE GROUND Ideally any concrete base should be the same footprint as the summerhouse to allow surface water to run off without pooling A timber base can also be used Raise your summerhouse 50mm above ground level 2 SEAL THE BEARERS If using a wooden base we recommend treating it with a treatment containing wax or oil Also coat the ...

Page 4: ...ing construction This will apply to all of the corners for your chosen summerhouse 4 IDENTIFY YOUR SUMMERHOUSE From the section layout below identify your summerhouse based on the width and depth dimensions eg 7x5 You ll need this to identify the side panel positions Use the key and visuals below as a guide PANEL POSITION When assemblying your wall panels ensure the timber framing on the panels ar...

Page 5: ...ewing to the wall panels as shown below Secure the Right Hand Apex Section to the Front and Back Panel as shown below Repeat the process for the Left Hand Apex Section Start at a back corner See the section layout on page 4 to confirm position Secure the corner as shown below Repeat the process for the remaining panels and secure the panels together Make sure that the bottom frame of the wall pane...

Page 6: ...te Attach the Back Cover Strips to the corners and adjoining panels Ensure they are flush to the bottom edge of the panels Attach the Front Cover Strips to front corners and adjoining panels Attach the Side Cover Strips to the adjoining side panels Ensure they are flush to the bottom edge of the panels Secure the Door Weather Strips Ensure they are in contact with the floor and against the inside ...

Page 7: ...ge of the OSB Roof Sheets as shown below Repeat the process for both ends Please refer to the assembly step which suits your summerhouse size 7x5 only Screw 1 x Side Roof Strip at each side along the other edge of the OSB Roof Sheets as shown below Ensure they are central Attach a Z brackets onto the face at both ends of your Beam s as shown below The Z brackets will mould into shape once secured ...

Page 8: ...of the felt covers the Roof Strips Tack from the bottom to the top Secure the Fascias with screws as shown below Ensure to screw into the Roof Strips Please refer to the assembly step which suits your summerhouse size FRONT FASCIAS DOOR TOP TIP Use a measuring tape to measure out 2 3 equal lengths cut with a sharp knife Hammer the tacks into the felt Add the tacks at 150mm intervals 4c 8x6 10x6 on...

Page 9: ...CTIVE FILM FROM YOUR DOOR WINDOWS 1 2 PEEL THE PROTECTIVE FILM OFF BY HAND Simply find a loose edge or corner around the frame and peel back to completely remove the film on that surface There will be protective film on the front and back surface of each window APPLY WARM SOAPY WATER We recommend applying warm soapy water to the surface to help loosen the film and rub firmly with a sponge or cloth...

Page 10: ...on A 2ft Window Panel 590x1603mm 2 A SDMS590WP Section A 2ft Window Panel 590x1603mm 2 B SDMS590TWP Section B 2ft Front Window Panel 590x2059mm 1 E SDMS885TWP Section E 3ft Front Window Panel 885x2059mm 1 B SDMS590TWP Section B 2ft Front Window Panel 590x2059mm 1 C SDM885PP Section C 3ft Panel 885x1603mm 2 F SDM1180PP Section F 4ft Panel 1180x1603mm 2 D SDPM885BP Section D 3ft Back Panel 885x1717m...

Page 11: ...ne Benzyl C12 16 Alkyldimethyl Chlorides Dip Treated Basic Copper Carbonate DDA Carbonate DDA Chloride Pressure Treated Wear gloves when handling Avoid inhalation of sawdust Do not use in contact with drinking water or food Do not use for animal bedding or in fish ponds Dispose of treated wood responsibly A B C D E F G H Z AA AB AC AD AE AF AG AH AI AJ AK AL AM AN AO AP AQ AR AS ...

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