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Ste p 3. Repeat step 2 to complete the second side wall of the shed, then move the front wall
panel into position and repeat step 2 on each side. Once completed, square up the four walls
making sure that both diagonal measurements at the base are equal. Using chalk or a pen, mark
the four corner locations on the concrete, as the walls may move during Step 4.
Ste p 4. Slide the roof panel into position and adjust the
overhang to suit whilst maintaining a minimum rear or
front overhang of 50mm. Secure through the L flashings
and roof sheets with screws as shown.
WARNING: NON-TRAFFICABLE ROOF
DO NOT CLIMB ON THE ROOF
SILICONE
As the roof is perfectly flat, water may become
entrapped on the roof during heavy rainfall, and
may seep between sheet laps and drip into the shed.
If this is of concern, add extra screws and a bead of
silicone to seal the joint, and drill small holes in the
perimeter channels to allow the water to escape.
Ste p 5. Secure the shed to the concrete in accordance with the recommendations on page 8. If
the site or concrete slab is not quite level, as often happens, the door may not align with the
jambs properly. This may be adjusted by levering under the wall and packing beneath it, either
directly below the bolt or below the hinges. A trial will soon show which is required. This
adjustment should be made before anchoring the shed.
Once completed, using rivets, fasten the front door lock hasp over the door lock shaft to
secure the doors.
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5 STEP INSTALLATION - (CONT'D)
CHANNEL DRAIN
HOLE
MODEL: EF-D3008
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