Before You Begin - Craftsman 65018 Assembly Instructions Manual

BEFORE YOU BEGIN...

• Consult your local authorities for any permits
required to construct shed. Prior to the
construction of your shed, check with the local
building code official to review any required permits
or building limitations.
• A level and sturdy foundation is recommended
before shed construction can begin. Site
preparation information is available on pages 9-10.
• Read instructions thoroughly prior to assembly.
This kit contains parts that can be damaged if
assembled incorrectly or in the wrong sequence.
• Please follow instructions.
• Check for all parts before you begin assembly.
Using the provided parts check list on pages 4-8,
verify that you have all the parts required to
construct your shed model. COMPLETE SITE
PREPARATION AND FOUNDATION
CONSTRUCTION BEFORE UNPACKING ALL
PARTS.
• Assistance is required during entire
assembly.
CAUTION
• Proper site preparation required.
• Shed not intended for use in extreme weather
conditions.
• Shed not intended for storage of flammable or
caustic chemicals.
• Store heavy items near the bottom of shed.
• Shed not intended for use by children.
• DO NOT stand, sit, or store items on storage shed
roof.
• Treat carefully in extreme temperatures.
• Repair or replace broken parts immediately.
• Manufacturer is not responsible for damage caused
by weather or misuse.
• At regular intervals inspect your shed to make sure
that assembly integrity has been maintained.
• Periodically check that the location you have
chosen to set your shed is still level.
• This kit contains parts with metal edges. Please be
careful when handling.
• The warranty does not cover damage caused by
Acts of Nature including but not limited to: wind in
excess of 65 mph; tornado; hurricane; microburst;
hail; flood; blizzard; extreme heat; pollution or fire
events.
• Assembly on a foundation other than as described
in the assembly instructions, or assembly on no
foundation, will void the warranty.
•
The owner is responsible for securing all permits
and meeting other requirements needed for place-
ment, construction and use.
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