Assembly Instructions
Shed House Style 12 x 12 x 8
ANCHOR STEP 1
Step 1
. Place the drive rod provided into the cup of the
anchor. Using a heavy hammer drive the anchor into the
soil until 6-8 inches of cable remains above the earth.
Remove drive rod.
ANCHOR STEP 2
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Place the Drive Rod through the loop in the anchor
lanyard. Pull upward to set anchor head into the ground.
ANCHOR STEP 3
Slip one side of the U-bolt through the eyelet at the end
of the anchor cable. Attach the cable to the Arch leg
upright with the U-bolt and tighten. Do not attach to base
cross rails. Ensure there is no slack in the cable. Slack
can be removed by wrapping the cable around the tie-
down rail.
Pull U-Bolt &
Anchor Loop up on
Arch Base and
Tighten
END PANEL INSTALLATION
Note: Both End Panels MUST be installed before
installing Main Cover onto frame.
Note that one door has a Full Width opening and the
other a Manway opening. Plan location of each before
installing door ends.
Step1
. Remove Carriage bolts from the Top Crest Rail
and the two Upper Cross Rails. Install End Panel Door
w/Zippers #DZD-5002 and End Panel with Manway
#DZD-5003 on desired ends of the Frame assembly.
Step 2
. Place the end panel over the first arch and wrap
the material around the arch bringing the slits in the end
panel to the inside of the frame arch. End Door Panels
have pre-cut slits that allow frame members to pass
through so rope pocket is inside unit.
Place the top ridge
cross rail pole and the side cross rails through the
material slits and replace the carriage bolts and tighten.
The door end will also require removal of the wind brace
bolts and placement of the wind braces through slits in
the ends panel. Reconnect wind braces with carriage
bolts once end panel is put into place.
Door assembly is drawn over frame by tightening rope
and securing to turnbuckles at the arch foot. Frame
must be secured in position so it does not move as end
doors and main cover are tightened over frame. This
step is key to good fit and to prevent door movement in
wind.
