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Page 1: ...1820 1800 Overall Size 1750 x 3070 x 1820mm Shed Size 1550 x 3070 x 1800mm Door Size 740 x 1750mm Floor Size 1510 x 3030mm GARDEN SHED OWNER S MANUAL AND ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS AND ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTION...

Page 2: ...into position Remember to leave plenty of room for the door to fully open An electric drill driver A Phillips screwdriver Gardening or work gloves Sealant or caulking gum optional Step ladder Tape mea...

Page 3: ...loor kits designed to match your shed Alternatively you can build your own using H4 treated bearers and timber floorboards Build on a compacted and levelled base layer Plastic sheeting placed under th...

Page 4: ...small block of wood underneath the corrugation as you drill providing support for the panel until the screw is all the way in Make sure the block is not directly underneath the screw How to remove riv...

Page 5: ...ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS iii...

Page 6: ...issing anything just head to the Trade Tested website and get in touch Corner Anchor 8 Hook Anchor 4 Tek Screws 200 Wood Anchor Screws 10 Rivet 50 Corner Cover 4 Spacer 50 Rivet Gun 1 1 Tek Screwdrive...

Page 7: ...ted to the inside of the shed All panels should overlap by one corrugation i U155 x2 b Lay the wall panels out with the large rib overlapping the small Large Rib Small Rib Assemble the rear wall panel...

Page 8: ...Joint outside Joint inside U channel joint Drill screw in joint Do not add screws to the top and bottom holes at each end of the panel These need to be left undone Assemble the side wall panels Tek S...

Page 9: ...180 Tek Screw All pre drilled holes should line up with the peaks of the steel sheet If this varies squeeze together or stretch out the panels to make sure they line up Do not add screws to the top an...

Page 10: ...it the top door spacer and the bottom door spacer to the front wall panel as shown Some pilot holes may need to be drilled U Z Z U U U M M U U c 0 Bottom Top Do not add screws to the top and bottom ho...

Page 11: ...x4 b c All panels should overlap by one corrugation 6 STEP 5 a i U155 U155 U channel joint Drill screw in joint The roof joint will seem weak at first however when the roof is secured in place it is c...

Page 12: ...50 x1 E175 x 410 x1 U175 x 2 U074x2 Rivet D173x1 Square tube In side of door Out side of door Rivet Rivet Out side of door E175 x 350 E175 x 410 D173 Square tube insert D173 square tube into U175 fram...

Page 13: ...or frame and make a mark on the frame at the end of the hinge Now move the hinge down until it is level with mark drill holes for your rivets and attach Use the drill bit to drill pilot holes through...

Page 14: ...rivets with washer galvanized handle door center strip door top strip door bottom strip door bar door inside door outside handle hasp hinges 9...

Page 15: ...weather Afterwards tack the sheets together down the length of each corner Corner Anchor x8 STEP 7 i To form a flush corner connection make sure the end corrugations overlap as shown above When addin...

Page 16: ...mend you drill the roof screws though the sheet at the base of the corrugation Once you have your roof in position go inside and drill up through the corner anchors of the shed This will ensure you wi...

Page 17: ...a hole from inside of wall panel then fixed by revits from outside please make 2 holes in middle of connection point and other equidistant holes for the rest of brace Take care to ensure that both en...

Page 18: ...s it easier to change the position later if required to get a good fit The screws can be changed for rivets when the door position is finalised 13 Rivet Drill pilot holes to accommodate the pad bolt k...

Page 19: ...operly aligned when closed then if needed adjust door frame jamb hinges accordingly To create or reduce space adjust the door frames which have been left unfastened as per Step 3 C by sliding them bac...

Page 20: ...oof can damage the structure making it unsafe to enter DOORS Keep doors closed and locked to prevent wind damage FASTENERS Use all washers supplied to protect the shed panels against weather Regularly...

Page 21: ...Still having trouble Just give us a call or send us an email Head over to tradetested co nz or tradetested com au for all of our contact details and opening hours We will be able to help...