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COMPONENTS CHECKLIST

Please check the parts carefully and advise immediately if any are damaged or missing.

ASSEMBLY OVERVIEW

These instructions are designed to guide you though the process 

of building your new garden shed. It is a simple process of joining 

sheets together before adding top and bottom channels to form a 

shed panel. These panels are then joined together to make your shed.

When fitting the channels to the sheets, the high side of the channel should go on the inside of the sheet, ensuring that 
any water that collects in the bottom channel will run over the lower side and run away rather than into the shed. 
Rivets are fitted by drilling through outside of the channel into the ribs of the sheet, usually at every second rib. It is 
also important to fit at least one rivet per sheet from the inside of 
the channel into the pan of the sheet, close to a rib. Extra rivets 
should be fitted on the inside of the channel into the pan of the 
sheets in high wind areas.
It is critical that you remove the swarf (the metal filings created 
when drilling) from the panels and channels as you assemble 
them as these will rust quickly and could cause corrosion issues 
with your shed!

RIB

INSIDE

PAN

OUTSIDE

A

4 x 1830mm sheets for back 

1 x 1830mm sheets for front

B

8 x 1200mm sheets for roof

C

4 x sloping sheets &

2 x gable cut sheets for the 

centre of the end walls

D

1 x 740mm wide sheet with 

door jamb attached

E

Door pre-hinged to 740mm 

sheet with door jamb

F

4 x 3000mm channels  

with ends cut for front and 

back walls

G

4 x 3000mm channels 

for roof

H

2 x 2255mm channels for 

bottom & 2 x 2290mm 

channels for top of end walls

I

4 x 1200mm ‘L’s for flashing 

the roof to the side walls

2 x 793mm door spacers

J

1 x pack of rivets, 1 x riveter, 1 x drill bit. and a padbolt pack with wide 

flanged rivets for fixing the padbolt on to the door and door jamb.

M

2 x small gable plates 

for the outer & 2 x small 

for the inner.

L

2 x ‘Z’ door braces

N

Wooden block

1 x 3025mm ridge beam

1 x 2975mm roof support slat

K

Содержание GM3023

Страница 1: ...begin to put it together ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS YOU SHOULD HAVE TWO PACKAGES 1 cardboard package 1 channel pack TOOLS SUPPLIED 1 riveter 3 3mm double ended drillbit TOOLS REQUIRED Battery or electric...

Страница 2: ...the channel into the pan of the sheet close to a rib Extra rivets should be fitted on the inside of the channel into the pan of the sheets in high wind areas It is critical that you remove the swarf...

Страница 3: ...x 3025mm ridge beam B G I K STEP 2 ROOF 1 Join 4 B 1600mm sheets together same as the back 2 Cap sheeting with G 3000mm channels 3 Rivet the channels at every second rib but not the corners at this s...

Страница 4: ...door sheet STEP 3 END WALLS 1 Join 3 C sheets together to create a gable end wall as shown 2 Cap the bottom of the sheets with an H 2255mm channel 3 Cap the angled top of the sheets with a 2290mm chan...

Страница 5: ...1 x 740mm wide sheet with door jamb attached Door pre hinged to 740mm sheet with door jamb 2 x 3000mm channels 2 x 793mm door spacers A D E F J A Drill and rivet here B Drill through to the underside...

Страница 6: ...tered with the center of the gable end walls Once the first half of the roof has been placed down drill and rivet through the L Flashing at each end of the roof Drill and rivet 150mm from the front or...

Страница 7: ...R BOARD SHED RECESS 20MM 25MM 8MM BOLT SET INTO CONCRETE 100MM 25MM 25MM APPROX 20MM 25MM 2985MM X 2235MM INTERNAL DIMENSIONS FOR THE GM3023 STEP 7 COMPLETE YOUR SHED RECESSED CONCRETE FLOOR PLAN FOR...

Страница 8: ...ifting You will soon get a feel for which side needs propping up Do not attempt to assemble panels in rain or windy conditions Make sure your foundations are squared and level before erecting panels I...

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