Weka 100.2030.00.10, Assembly Instructions Manual

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Fit the wall boards together, with the tongue pointing upwards. If necessary, use a rubber mallet. The
assembly timber will prevent any damage to the tongue. The assembly timber can be found in the
cabin’s front wall pack.
In order to check the right angles, measure the diagonals and make any necessary corrections until
you have the same values.
The wall boards are laterally interchangeable. If the cabin has an off-centre door opening, you can fit
the door in the left or in the right half of the front wall. The door will always open to the right.
With an asymmetrical roof, the door must be located under the gable peak in order to ensure that it
opens fully with no problems.
The gap between the upper edge of the door frame and the wall board is intentional. In contrast to the
door frame, the wall boards undergo a settling process over time which makes this gap necessary as
an expansion zone. The cover battens attached to the door frame (under no circumstances to the wall
boards) ensure a clean transition from door frame to the wall boards.
Do not remove the protective film from both sides of the plastic glazing in the door and window until
the entire cabin has been sufficiently treated with a wood protection agent.
When laying the roof boarding, care should be taken to ensure that the roof boards are not pressed
tightly into each other. Subsequent swelling of the wood as a result of moisture is unavoidable.
The roofing felt provided serves primarily as a temporary protection against the weather. We
recommend that you also apply a further layer of roof paper with bitumen cold bonding agent. (Not
included in the delivery!)
The spiral springs of the wind anchor must be compressed up to 15 mm.
The possibility of differing wood mo tolerances in individual components may lead to variations
in dimensions, particularly in the area of the pediment/side wall height,
which must be adjusted during installation using appropriate means (e.g. electric plane).
5.5. Tools
You should have the following tools to hand before beginning assembly:
Tape measure Drill Electric screwdriver Hammer Pencil Burring iron Rubber mallet
Saw Universal cutter Cord Spirit level Spanner
Vice
5.6. Abbreviations
RW = Rear wall
WS = Wall thickness
We hope you have a successful installation and wish you many happy hours enjoying your
weka product.