1. 4 lengths of felt are supplied that allow for
an overhang of approx 50 mm on both sides.
Starting at the back of the roof (lower edge)
place one piece of felt along the width of the
building. Secure the felt using felt nails
spaced at 100 mm intervals. Do not nail along
centre of building until the overlapping piece
of felt is in place.
2. Place another strip of felt along the width of
the building overlapping the first piece
already laid and overlapping the ridge. Nail
into position along both side edges and along
the bottom width ensuring that the nails go
through both layers of felt.
3. Place a third strip of felt along the width of
the building overlapping the second piece
already laid and overlapping the join between
the roof and roof overhang panels. Nail into
position along both side edges and along the
bottom width ensuring that the nails go
through both layers of felt.
4. Place the final strip of felt along the width
of the building overlapping the first piece
already laid and overlapping the front roof
overhang framework by approximately 50mm.
Nail into position along both side edges,
along the bottom width ensuring that the nails
go through both layers of felt and to the roof
panel framework along the front edge.
1. Fix the two longer 2090 mm cover strips in
position over the joints where the front win-
dow and door panels meet using 4 x 40 mm
nails per strip. NOTE: Stagger the nail posi-
tions either side of the join so that 2 go into
each panel.
2. Fix the three 1824 mm cover strips in posi-
tion at the back of the building. Two are
nailed to the exposed framework edge on the
side panels at the junction with the back pan-
els. The last cover strip is fixed over the joint
where the two back panels meet. Use 4 x 40
mm nails per strip.
1. Secure all the wall panels to the floor on
the inside of the building by pre-drilling and
screwing through the bottom framework. If
possible always try to screw down into a floor
bearer into floor bearers below using 2 x 80
mm screws per panel. Note: The visible lines
of the nailing in the floor will indicate the posi-
tion and direction that the floor bearers run.
1. Nail the two 520 mm long roof overhang
fascia boards to the side edge of the roof
overhang panel. Ensure that the front edge of
the fascia board is flush with the felted face
along the front of the overhang panel. Secure
by nailing through into the roof panel frame-
work using 2 x 40 mm nails per piece.
2. Nail the two 1612 mm long roof overhang
boards to the front edge of the roof overhang
panel. Ensure that the side edge of the fascia
board is flush with the face of the previously
fitted fascias and that the joint between the
two is central. Secure by nailing through into
the roof panel framework using 3 x 40 mm
nails per piece.
3. The two 2470 mm long side fascia boards
are angled at either end. But the front of this
board up against the previously fixed side 520
mm fascia boards and secure by nailing
through into the roof panel framework using 4
x 40 mm nails per piece.
4. Nail the remaining 150 mm wide piece of
fascia board on top of the join between the
two front fascia boards (this will be in the
centre of the building) using 2 x 40 mm nails
one into each side.
1. Place glazing material into the aperture of
each window and door.
2. Hold into position with four pieces of
beading. Secure into position using 3 x 15
mm panel pins per piece of beading across in
top and bottom (horizontal) beading and 5 x
15 mm panel pins per piece of vertical bead-
ing at each side.
3. Repeat for all window and door apertures.
C Felt Roof
D Cover strips
E Secure Walls to Floor
F Fascia & Diamonds
G Glazing
1
Check and ensure that no raised grain or
splinters are evident on timber components.
Sand down any raised grain or splinters using fine
grade sandpaper.
2
Check that all screw, nail and pin heads are
properly tapped home and are not proud of the
timber surface.
3
Check and ensure that no screws, nails or pins
protrude through any panel.
4 Check and ensure that all parts are properly
secured against reasonable force.
5
Do not apply decorative wood finish/treatments to
wet or damp timber. Please observe the instruc-
tions of the wood finish/treatment manufacturer.
6
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Assembly Completion Checklist
