Page 1 IMPORTANT, RETAIN FOR FUTURE REFERENCE: READ CAREFULLY THIS ITEM IS INTENDED FOR OUTDOOR RESIDENTIAL USE ONLY. NOT FOR COMMERCIAL USE. Revised 04-17-2025 [4.27 m] 14’ Backyard Products [5.79 m] 19’ Customer Support: (734) 242-6900 Mon - Fri, 8:00 am - 6:00 pm EST 24/7 Support help.backyardproducts.com...
Page 2: Important Safety Notice
Important Safety Notice! Components are intended for privacy, decorative and ornamental use only. Product is NOT INTENDED for the following: • A safety barrier to prevent unsupervised access to pools, hot tubs, spas or ponds. • As load bearing support for a building, structure, heavy objects or swings. •...
Page 3: Instructions For Proper Maintenance
Instructions for Proper Maintenance Your structure is designed and constructed of quality materials. As with all outdoor products it will weather and wear. To maximize the enjoyment, safety and life of your structure it is important that you, the owner, properly maintain it. HARDWARE: •...
Page 4: Assembly Tips
Assembly Tips Following are some helpful tips to make the assembly process smooth and efficient. PRE-ASSEMBLIES: (i.e. Post and Beam Assemblies, Roof Rafter Assembly, etc) • Work on a raised, solid and flat surface such as, a table or saw horse. •...
Page 5 Permanent Installation Examples Note: It is critically important you start with square, solid and level footings, concrete pad or deck to attach your Pavilion. We supply Post Mounts with this structure which gives you the flexibility to permanently install your structure to a pre-existing or new wood or concrete surface.
Page 6 Permanent Installation Examples cont. Concrete Patio [min. 3.96 m x 5.96 m (13’ x 19’ 6-7/8”)] with 15.24 cm (6”) clearance on all sides Anchoring Hardware not included Wood Deck [min. 3.96 m x 5.96 m (13’ x 19’ 6-7/8”)] with 15.24 cm (6”) clearance on all sides Anchoring Hardware not included Post...
Page 7: Part Identification
Part Identification ( Dimensions are approximate and are shown to assist in the identification of parts for assembly. Actual dimensions may be smaller or larger. Y50129-459 460 Y50129-460 (4) Plinth - 200 mm (7-7/8") (4) Plinth Long - 276.2 mm (10-7/8") 535 Y50129-535 (2) - Gable Beam - 1943.1 mm (76-1/2") 536 Y50129-536...
Page 8 Part Identification ( Dimensions are approximate and are shown to assist in the identification of parts for assembly. Actual dimensions may be smaller or larger. 550 Y50129-550 (4) - Fascia - 2344.7 mm (92-5/16") 551 Y50129-551 (3) - Left Gusset - 1003.3 mm (39-1/2") 577 Y50129-577 (3) - Right Gusset - 1003.3 mm (39-1/2") 2115 Y50129-2115...
Page 9 Part Identification ( Dimensions are approximate and are shown to assist in the identification of parts for assembly. Actual dimensions may be smaller or larger. 2123 Y50129-2123 (4) - Rafter C - 2272.1 mm (89-7/16") 2124 Y50129-2124 (2) - Shed Ridge - 2131.1 mm (83-7/8") 2125 Y50129-2125 (8) - Strap - 2131.1 mm (83-7/8") 2126 Y50129-2126...
Page 10 Part Identification ( Dimensions are approximate and are shown to assist in the identification of parts for assembly. Actual dimensions may be smaller or larger. 2137 Y70129-2137 2138 Y70129-2138 (1) - Faux Post Assembly Left - 635 mm (25") (1) - Faux Post Assembly Right - 635 mm (25") Y00429-949 (2) - Shed Insert Y00429-950...
Page 11 PARTS IDENTIFICATION AND SIZES WOOD SIZE CONVERSION CHART Part identification letters are stamped on some parts. Treated lumber is stamped: Nominal Board Size Actual Size 2 x 4 ....1-1/2" x 3-1/2" (3,8 x 8,9 cm) 1 x 4 ....3/4" x 3-1/2" (1,9 x 8,9 cm) 2 x 3 ....1-1/2"...
Page 12 PARTS IDENTIFICATION AND SIZES WOOD SIZE CONVERSION CHART Part identification letters are stamped on some parts. Treated lumber is stamped: Nominal Board Size Actual Size 2 x 4 ....1-1/2" x 3-1/2" (3,8 x 8,9 cm) 1 x 4 ....3/4" x 3-1/2" (1,9 x 8,9 cm) 2 x 3 ....1-1/2"...
Page 13 PARTS LIST 19/32 x 4 x 30-1/8" (1,5 x 10,2 x 76,5 cm) 19/32 x 4 x 30-1/2" (1,5 x 10,2 x 77,5 cm) 19/32 x 4 x 32-7/8" (1,5 x 10,2 x 83,5 cm) 5/4 x 4 x 34" (2,5 x 10,2 x 86,4 cm) 5/4 x 4 x 64"...
Page 14: Hardware Identification
Hardware Identification ( Dimensions are approximate and are shown to assist in the identification of parts for assembly. Actual dimensions may be smaller or larger. #8 x 3-1/2" - 8pc. Wood Screw Y06091-532 1pc. 1/4" Hex Socket Driver - Y00400-004 #8 x 3"...
Page 15 Hardware Identification ( Dimensions are approximate and are shown to assist in the identification of parts for assembly. Actual dimensions may be smaller or larger. 12pc. Hex Bolt 1/4 x 2 3/4" - Y07718-223 16pc. Hex Bolt 1/4 x 2" - Y07718-220 4pc.
Page 16 Hardware Identification ( Dimensions are approximate and are shown to assist in the identification of parts for assembly. Actual dimensions may be smaller or larger. 6pc. Right Side Panel - Y01036-174 6pc. Main Panel - Y01036-173 1pc. Roofing Set Y70836-951 1pc.
Page 17 STOP STOP STOP STOP YOU WILL NEED THE FOLLOWING MATERIALS TO COMPLETE THE SHED SECTION OF THIS UNIT PAINT FOR SIDING ......2 Gallons Use 100% acrylic latex exterior paint. (2) coats recommended. PAINT FOR TRIM ......1 Quart Use 100% acrylic latex exterior paint. CAULK ..........
Page 18 Step 1: Inventory Parts - Read This Before Starting Assembly STOP STOP STOP STOP This is the time for you to inventory all your hardware, wood and accessories, referencing the parts identification sheets. This will assist you with your assembly. •...
Page 19 Step 2: Post Assemblies Part 1 A: At the bottom of one (530) insert two TN2 on the outside of each long side. (F2.2) B: At the bottom of the same (530) place two 9” Post Mounts tight to the bottom and inside faces on the long sides as shown in F2.1 and F2.2.
Page 20 Step 2: Post Assemblies Part 2 E: At the bottom of one (2143) insert two TN2 on the outside as shown in F2.4. F: At the bottom of the same (2143) place two 6” Post Mounts tight to the bottom and inside faces on the short sides as shown in F2.4 and F2.5.
Page 21 Step 3: Gable Beam Assembly Part 1 A: Connect one (535) to a second (535) using two G1 (with LW2, FW12 and TN2) as shown in F3.1 and F3.2. (535) F3.1 (535) F3.2 Tight (535) (535) FW12 Hardware Wood Parts 5/16”...
Page 22 Step 3: Gable Beam Assembly Part 2 B: Lay the Gable Beam Assembly flat, taking note of hole orientation. Position (549) 1” [25.4mm] down from the top edge of the assembly and 29” [736.6mm] from each end. Attach with eight S3. (F3.3, F3.4, F3.5 and F3.6) Note: Hole orientation F3.3 F3.4...
Page 23 Step 4: Gable Beam Mid Assembly A: Place two (2116)’s together so the lap joints are tight. Position (2136) over the lap connection so bolt holes are aligned and the edges are flush. Attach (2136) to the (2116)’s using two G9 (with LW2, FW12 and TN2) and ten S15.
Page 24 Step 5: Gable Beam Storage End A: Place two (2115)’s together so the lap joints are tight. Position (2136) over the lap connection so bolt holes are aligned and the edges are flush. Attach (2136) to the (2115)’s using two G9 (with LW2, FW12 and TN2) and ten S15.
Page 25 Step 6: Front Beam Assembly Part 1 A: Connect (2118) and (2117) together so the lap joints are tight. Place a (538) on each end as shown in F6.2, making sure lap joints are tight and all boards are flush. With the laps facing down, install one TN2 into the top holes at each lap joint, then attach boards together from the opposite side using three G1 (with LW2 and FW12).
Page 26 Step 6: Front Beam Assembly Part 2 B: Position the Front Beam Assembly so the bolt heads are to the outside. Place Shed Insert Short on the left side of the assembly so the bolts holes line up with (538) and (2118). Insert a 3/8” bolt into the lower bolt holes as a guide to hold the insert in place, then attach using six S39.
Page 27 Step 6: Front Beam Assembly Part 3 D: Connect one (2119) to a (536), taking note of hole orientation and making sure the laps are tight. Install two TN2 into the holes on (536) at the lap joint, then attach boards together from the opposite side using two G1 (with LW2 and FW12) as shown in F6.8 and F6.9.
Page 28 Step 6: Front Beam Assembly Part 4 E: Place the assembly from page 27 over the Shed Insert so the bolt holes line up and the beams are flush at the ends. Place (2120) at the opposite end of the assembly so the laps are tight. Insert 3/8” guide bolts at the laps to keep boards in place (F6.10).
Page 29 Step 6: Front Beam Assembly Part 5 F: Flip the Front Beam Assembly so T-nuts are facing up and install fourteen S3 in the locations shown in F6.13. (F6.13 and F6.14) Remove guide bolts. F6.13 x 14 F6.14 Hardware 14 x #8 x 2-1/2”...
Page 30 Step 7: Back Beam Assembly Part 1 A: Connect one (2119) to a (536) making sure the laps are tight. Install two TN2 into the holes in (536) at the lap joint, then attach boards together from the opposite side using two G1 (with LW2 and FW12) as shown in F7.1 and F7.2.
Page 31 Step 7: Back Beam Assembly Part 2 B: Position the assembly from the previous page so the bolt heads are to the outside. Place Shed Insert over the assembly so the bolts holes are aligned. Insert a 3/8” bolt into the lower bolt holes as a guide to hold the insert in place, then attach using eight S39.
Page 32 Step 7: Back Beam Assembly Part 3 D: Connect (2118) and (2117) together so the lap joints are tight. Place a (538) on each end as shown in F7.8, making sure lap joints are tight and all boards are flush. With the laps facing down, install one TN2 into the top holes at each lap joint, then attach boards together from the opposite side using three G1 (with LW2 and FW12).
Page 33 Step 7: Back Beam Assembly Part 4 E: Place the beam assemblies together so Inserts are to the inside and bolt heads are to the outside. Attach the assemblies as shown in F7.11 using six G10 (with LW2, FW12 and TN2). (F7.10, F7.11 and F7.12) F7.10 F7.11 FW12...
Page 34 Step 7: Back Beam Assembly Part 5 F: Flip the Back Beam Assembly so T-nuts are facing up and install fourteen S3 in the locations shown. (F7.13 and F7.14) F7.13 F7.14 x 14 Hardware 14 x #8 x 2-1/2” Wood Screw...
Page 35: Step 8: Frame Assembly
Step 8: Frame Assembly Part 1 Note: Pre-drill all pilot holes using a 1/8” drill bit before installing Lag Screws. A: On a hard flat surface place Gable Beam Assembly across long side of (530) Post Assemblies so (549) is facing the inside. Check that the assembly is square and flush at the top of the Posts and that there is a 3” [76.2mm] overhang on each end of the the Gable Beam Assembly.
Page 36 Step 8: Frame Assembly Part 2 Note: Pre-drill all pilot holes using a 1/8” drill bit before installing Lag Screws. B: Make sure that the assembly is square, then from the outside place one (577) on the right hand side so the top fits tight to the Gable Beam Assembly and the bottom fits tight to the Post Assembly.
Page 37 Step 8: Frame Assembly Part 3 Note: Pre-drill all pilot holes using a 1/8” drill bit before installing Lag Screws. D: On a hard, flat surface place the Gable Beam Storage End Assembly across the outside of two (2143) Post Assemblies, making sure PoSt Mounts are to the sides.
Page 38 Step 8: Frame Assembly Part 4 E: With helpers, stand the Frame Assemblies and have 2 people lift the Front Beam Assembly into place across the front opening so it’s tight to the Beam Assemblies on each end and flush to the top. Note hole orientation in F8.9.
Page 39 Step 8: Frame Assembly Part 5 G: From inside the assembly place one (2143) against the Front and Back Beam Assemblies so the bolt holes line up and the tops are flush. Attach from the outside through the bottom holes with one G18 (with LW3, FW11 and TN3) per Post.
Page 40 Step 8: Frame Assembly Part 6 H: Position Gable Beam Mid Assembly tight against the middle two (2143)’s, making sure it’s on the Gable End side of the Posts. Check that the beam assembly is flush to the top and that (2136) is facing the Gable End. Once squared attach through the top holes using one G43 (with LW3, FW11 and TN3) per side.
Page 41 Step 8: Frame Assembly Part 7 Note: Pre-drill all pilot holes using a 1/8” drill bit before installing Lag Screws. I: Check that the assembly is square and level. From the outside place (577)’s in the locations shown in F8.15, so the tops fit tightly to the inside of the Beam Assemblies and the bottoms fit tight to the outside of the Post Assemblies.
Page 42 Step 8: Frame Assembly Part 8 K: Make sure frame is square. Measurements to be as shown in F8.18. F8.18 1.84m 3.36m 6'- 1/2" Inside 11'- 5/8" Post to Inside Inside Post to Post Inside Post 6.28m 3.35m 3.20m 3.65m 20'-7 5/16"...
Page 43 Step 8: Frame Assembly Part 9 Note: Pre-drill all pilot holes using a 1/8” drill bit before installing Lag Screws. L: From outside the assembly install one LS9 (with FW12) into the upper holes of the Beam Assemblies at each Post.
Page 44 Step 9: Gable Ends and Anchoring A: On the Gable End of the Assembly fit one (548) on each side of the (549) so the boards are flush. Attach each (548) using three S3. (F9.1 and F9.2) B: Anchor both (530). The type of surface you are anchoring to will determine how you anchor your structure. Please refer to pages 6 and 7 for installation examples.
Page 45 Step 10: Front Roof Frame Assembly Part 1 A: Lay out one (540), five (539)’s and one (2123) on a hard flat surface as shown in F10.1. You will need lots of room for this step. Avery Inst 6A - Frame Roof Panel B: Place one (543) across the bottom of (540) and four (539)’s as shown in F10.1.
Page 46 Step 10: Front Roof Frame Assembly Part 2 D: Tight to each (543) place one (544) and tight to the first two (544) place one (543). Make sure the wider notch on each strap is on the outside. Make sure the assembly is square, pre-drill the bottom (544) with a 1/8” drill bit, as shown below, then attach both (544)’s with six S15 per board and both (543)’s with ten S15 per board.
Page 47 Step 10: Front Roof Frame Assembly Part 3 F: Make sure frame is square. Measurements to be as shown in F10.9. G: In the two middle gaps between (539)’s place one (545) flush to the top of (2122) and (2121) . Use two H6 per brace as a guide to line up the bolt holes.
Page 48 Step 11: Back Roof Frame Assembly Part 1 A: Lay out five (539)’s, one (2123) and one (540) on a hard flat surface as shown in F11.1. You will need lots of room for this step. Avery Inst 6A - Frame Roof Panel B: Place one (543) across the bottom of the (2123) and four (539)’s, as shown in F11.1.
Page 49 Step 11: Back Roof Frame Assembly Part 2 D: Tight to each (543) place one (544) and tight to the first two (544) place one (543). Make sure the wider notch on each strap is on the outside. Make sure the assembly is square, pre-drill the bottom (544) with a 1/8” drill bit, as shown below, then attach both (544)’s with six S15 per board and both (543) with ten S15 per board.
Page 50 Step 11: Back Roof Frame Assembly Part 3 F: Make sure frame is square. Measurements to be as shown in F11.9. G: In the two middle gaps between (539)’s place one (545) flush to the top of (2122) and (2121) . Use two H6 per brace as a guide to line up the bolt holes.
Page 51 Step 12: Rafter to Beam Brackets A: On the Front Roof Assembly and the Back Rafter Assembly loosely attach Rafter to Beam Brackets onto each (539) using one H2 (with FW12 (x2) and LN1) per bracket. (F12.1 and F12.2) (539) F12.1 Rafter to Beam Bracket F12.2...
Page 52 Step 13: Shed Front Roof Frame Part 1 A: On a hard flat surface lay out three (539)’s, place one (2123) on the left side and one (540) on the right side as shown in F13.1. You will need lots of room for this step. B: Place one (2125) on the bottom of the (2123), (539) and (540), flush to the outside edge.
Page 53 Step 13: Shed Front Roof Frame Part 2 D: On the Shed Front Roof Assembly loosely attach Rafter to Beam Brackets onto each (539) using one H2 (with FW12 (x2) and LN1) per bracket. (F13.4 and F13.5) Shed Front Roof Frame Assembly F13.4 F13.5...
Page 54 Step 14: Shed Back Roof Frame Part 1 A: On a hard flat surface lay out three (539)’s, place one (2123) on the right side and one (540) on the left side as shown in F14.1. You will need lots of room for this step. B: Place one (2125) on the bottom of the (2123), (539) and (540), flush to the outside edge.
Page 55 Step 14: Shed Back Roof Frame Part 2 D: On the Shed Back Roof Assembly loosely attach Rafter to Beam Brackets onto each (539) using one H2 (with FW12 (x2) and LN1) per bracket. (F14.4 and F14.5) F14.4 Shed Back Roof Frame Assembly F14.5 Rafter to Beam Bracket...
Page 56: Handle With Care
STOP STOP STOP STOP INSTALLING ROOFING MATERIAL CAUTION! Roofing material may have sharp edges! Wear gloves! HANDLE WITH CARE! Place roofing material on a non-abrasive surface before assembly as it can bend, dent and scratch easily. WARNING – DO NOT OVER TIGHTEN ROOFING SCREWS! Over tightening screws will cause roofing material to crush.
Page 57 STOP STOP STOP STOP INSTALLING ROOFING MATERIAL CAUTION! Roofing material may have sharp edges! Wear gloves! BE SURE TO REMOVE ALL PLASTIC COVERING, ON BOTH SIDES OF THE ALUMINUM PANELS AND TRIM, DIRECTLY BEFORE INSTALLING EACH PIECE. (One side is clear and the other is blue, both must be removed.) Example #1 Example #2 Overtightened and Crushed...
Page 58 Step 15: Attach Front Roof Panels Part 1 Note: Be sure to remove all plastic covering on both sides of the roof panels directly before installing each piece. A: Make sure panel is still square then on Front Roof Panel Frame place one Main Panel flush to the top and sides of the outside (2123).
Page 59 Step 15: Attach Front Roof Panels Part 2 Note: Pre-drill pilot holes using a 1/8” drill bit. D: Place one Roof Edge Left and one Roof Edge Right on the bottom of the Front Roof Panel Frame so they meet tight together and the ends are flush with the outside ends of (543) and (544). Predrill the two end holes with a 1/8”...
Page 60 Step 15: Attach Front Roof Panels Part 3 E: Attach the three Main Panels and one Right Side Panel to Front Roof Panel Frame using 63 R0 as shown in F15.8. On (540), in between the screw holes, four additonal screws are to be inserted through the panels in the spaces indicated below.
Page 61 Step 15: Attach Front Roof Panels Part 4 F: Place one Ridge Clip Short flush to each side of Roof Panel Frame and 3-3/4” [95.3mm] up from the bottom of (2121) and (2122). Attach with four S39 per Ridge Clip Short. Ridge Clip Shorts must cover the Roof Panels. (F15.9, F15.10) G: Place one Ridge Clip in between both Ridge Clip Shorts.
Page 62 Step 15: Attach Front Roof Panels Part 5 I: Place Weather Seal on the inside of a Ridge Clip Side, then place Ridge Clip Side so the bottom end is 1/4” [6.4mm] from the Roof Edge and 2-3/4” [69.9mm] up from the bottom of (2123), making sure not to compress Weather Seal.
Page 63 Step 16: Attach Back Roof Panels Part 1 Note: Be sure to remove all plastic covering on both sides of the roof panels directly before installing each piece. A: Make sure panel is still square then on the Back Roof Panel Frame place one Main Panel flush to the top and sides of the outside (540).
Page 64 Step 16: Attach Back Roof Panels Part 2 Note: Pre-drill pilot holes using a 1/8” drill bit. D: Place one Roof Edge Left and one Roof Edge Right on the bottom of the Back Roof Panel Frame so they meet tight together and the ends are flush with the outside ends of (2121) and (2122). Predrill the two end holes with a 1/8”...
Page 65 Step 16: Attach Back Roof Panels Part 3 E: Attach the three Main Panels and one Right Side Panel to Back Roof Panel Frame using 63 R0 as shown in F16.8. On (540), in between the screw holes, four additonal R0 are to be inserted through the panels in the spaces indicated below.
Page 66 Step 16: Attach Back Roof Panels Part 4 F: Place one Ridge Clip Short flush to each side of Roof Panel Frame and 3-3/4” [9.5cm] up from the bottom of (2121) and (2122). Attach with four S39 per Ridge Clip Short. Ridge Clip Shorts must cover the Roof Panels. (F15.9, F15.10) G: Place one Ridge Clip in between both Ridge Clip Shorts.
Page 67 Step 16: Attach Back Roof Panels Part 5 I: Place Weather Seal on the inside of a Ridge Clip Side, then place Ridge Clip Side so the bottom end is 1/4” [6.4mm] from the Roof Edge and 2-3/4” [69.9mm] up from the bottom of (2123), making sure not to compress Weather Seal.
Page 68 Step 17: Attach Shed Front Roof Panels Part 1 Note: Be sure to remove all plastic covering on both sides of the roof panels directly before installing each piece. A: Make sure Shed Front Panel Frame is still square then place one Right Side Panel flush to the top and sides of (540).
Page 69 Step 17: Attach Shed Front Roof Panels Part 2 Note: Pre-drill pilot holes using a 1/8” drill bit. E: Place one Roof Edge Shed on the bottom of the Shed Front Panel Assembly so the ends are flush with the outside ends of (2125).
Page 70 Step 17: Attach Shed Front Roof Panels Part 3 F: Place one Ridge Clip Shed flush to each side of Roof Panel Frame and 3-3/4” [9.5cm] up from the bottom of (2124). Attach with seven S39. Ridge Clip Shed must cover the Roof Panels. (F17.8 and F17.9) G: Use a caulking gun to apply a bead of sealant under the length of the Ridge Clip Shed.
Page 71 Step 17: Attach Shed Front Roof Panels Part 4 H: Place Weather Seal on the inside of a Ridge Clip Shed Side then place Ridge Clip Side so the bottom end is 1/4” [6.4mm] from the Roof Edge Shed and 2-3/4” [69.9mm] up from the bottom of (2123), making sure not to compress Weather Seal.
Page 72 Step 18: Attach Shed Back Roof Panels Part 1 Note: Be sure to remove all plastic covering on both sides of the roof panels directly before installing each piece. A: Make sure Shed Back Panel Frame is still square then place one Right Side Panel flush to the top and sides of (540).
Page 73 Step 18: Attach Shed Back Roof Panels Part 2 E: Place one Roof Edge Shed on the bottom of the Shed Back Panel Assembly so the ends are flush with the outside ends of (2125). Predrill the two end holes with a 1/8” drill bit then attach Roof Edge Shed with 11 R0. (F18.5, F18.6 and F18.7) F18.5 x 11...
Page 74 Step 18: Attach Shed Back Roof Panels Part 3 F: Place one Ridge Clip Shed flush to each side of Roof Panel Frame and 3-3/4” [9.5cm] up from the bottom of (2124). Attach with seven S39. Ridge Clip Shed must cover the Roof Panels. (F18.8, F18.10) G: Use a caulking gun to apply a bead of sealant under the length of the Ridge Clip Shed.
Page 75 Step 18: Attach Shed Back Roof Panels Part 4 H: Place Weather Seal on the inside of a Ridge Clip Side then place Ridge Clip Side so the bottom end is 1/4” [6.4mm] from the Roof Edge and 2-3/4” [69.9mm] up from the bottom of (2123), making sure not to compress Weather Seal.
Page 76 Step 19: Gable Uprights A: Measure 48-1/4” [122.6cm] from the right end of the Gable Beam Assembly and make a mark. Place (2138) at the marked location and attach using two S3. (F19.1, F19.2 and F19.3) B: Repeat to install a (2137) on the left side of the assembly. F19.1 Inside View F19.2...
Page 77 Step 20: Attach Roof Panels to Frame Part 1 A: With four assemblers lift Front Roof Panel Frame up and over the pavilion frame so it rests on (2137). The notches in the rafters sit tight on the Front Beam Assembly. Lift the Back Roof Panel Frame up and over the pavilion frame so it rests on (2138) and the notches in the rafters sit tight on the Back Beam Assembly.
Page 78 Step 20: Attach Roof Panels to Frame Part 2 B: From inside the assembly attach the two Roof Panel Frames together through each (545) with four H6 (with x2 FW12 and LN1) and through (2121) and (2122)’s with six H11 (with x2 FW12 and LN1). (F20.3 and F20.4) F20.3 F20.4 x 20...
Page 79 Step 20: Attach Roof Panels to Frame Part 3 C: With four assemblers lift Shed Front Roof Panel Frame up and over the frame so the notches in the rafters sit on the Front and Back Beam Assemblies. Lift Shed Back Roof Panel Frame up and over the frame so the two Shed Roof Panel Frames are tight together and notches are tight to Front and Back Beam Assemblies.
Page 80 Step 20: Attach Roof Panels to Frame Part 4 D: From inside the assembly attach the two Roof Panels together through (2124)’s with six H11 (with FW12 and LN1) and through (2123)’s with eight G10 (with LW2, FW12 and TN2). (F20.7, F20.8 and F20.9) F20.7 F20.9 (2123)
Page 81 Step 20: Attach Roof Panels to Frame Part 5 E: Making sure notches in the Rafter of Roof Panels are against the Front/Back Beam Assemblies and that the Front and Back Panels are tight to (2137) and (2138), attach Rafter to Beam Brackets to Beam Assemblies and to (539)’s in the locations shown in F20.11 using five S12 per bracket.
Page 82 Step 21: Attach Ridge Caps Part 1 A: Remove two R0 from each Roof Edge where each each Roof Panel Assembly connects. (F21.1 and F21.2) B: Place one Roof Edge Center Short over each connecting seam, tight to Roof Edges and attach with previously removed screws.
Page 83 Step 21: Attach Ridge Caps Part 2 C: Starting on the Shed End, slide Ridge Cap Shed over the Ridge Clips towards the centre of the roof. Then from the Gable End, slide a Ridge Cap Short, with the swaged end facing in, over the Ridge Clips towards the center of the roof.
Page 84 Step 21: Attach Ridge Caps Part 3 F: Make sure the Ridge Cap Shorts are flush to the outside edge of the roof then attach each end of the Ridge Caps to each Ridge Cap Short with two (SM0) per side. (F21.6, F21.7, F21.8 and F21.9) F21.6 F21.8 F21.7...
Page 85 Step 22: Attach Fascia A: On one side of the assembly place two (550) against the outside rafters so the peaks meet in the centre and they are tight together. The bottom of (550) to bottom of rafter should measure 1” [25.4mm]. Attach with ten S15 per (550).
Page 86 Step 23: Truss Assemblies Part 1 A: Place one (547) centered, tight and square to the top of (546). Attach (546) to (547) using two Jamb Mounts (one per side) with four S10 per mount. Repeat to complete eight Tie Brace Assemblies. (F23.1 and F23.2) B: Attach one Tie Wrap Bracket to each end of each (546) with one S12 per bracket using the inside holes.
Page 87 Step 23: Truss Assemblies Part 2 C: Attach one Tie Center Bracket to the peak of seven rafters, (2121), (2122) and (2124)’s with four S10 per bracket. Notice that six Tie Centre Brackets face one way and one faces the opposite direction. It will only fit on this side.
Page 88 Step 23: Truss Assemblies Part 3 D: With a helper place eight (546)’s with brackets tight against the rafters so (547)’s fit into Tie Center Brackets. Make sure (546)’s are level then attach Tie Wrap Brackets to the rafters with two S12 on both sides of each bracket.
Page 89 Step 23: Truss Assemblies Part 4 F: Secure seven (547)’s to each Tie Center Bracket with two S10 per bracket. (F23.9. F23.10 and F23.11) G: Secure remaining (547) to (2121) and (2122) with one Corner Bracket using four S10. (F23.9. F23.10 and F23.11) F23.9 Tie Center...
Page 90 Step 24: Install Soffits Part 1 A: From inside the assembly on the Shed End of the unit remove the top bolt from the Front/Back Beam Assemblies. This bolt will not be re-installed. (F24.1 and F24.2) F24.1 Shed End F24.2...
Page 91 Step 24: Install Soffits Part 2 B: From underneath the assembly slide three Shed Soffits over the beam assemblies under the Shed Back and Front Roof Panels, starting with the inside soffits. The folded tabs should be tight to the beam as shown in F24.4. Attach each Shed Soffit to the Beam Assembly with six SM0, then attach to the Roof Panel with three SM0.
Page 92 PLEASE CONTINUE TO THE INCLUDED BOOKLET PART 2 TO COMPLETE YOUR BUILD...
Page 93 IMPORTANT, RETAIN FOR FUTURE REFERENCE: READ CAREFULLY THIS ITEM IS INTENDED FOR OUTDOOR RESIDENTIAL USE ONLY. NOT FOR COMMERCIAL USE. Revised 04-17-2025 [4.27 m] 14’ Backyard Products [5.79 m] 19’ Customer Support: (734) 242-6900 Mon - Fri, 8:00 am - 6:00 pm EST 24/7 Support help.backyardproducts.com...
Page 94 STOP STOP STOP STOP YOU WILL NEED THE FOLLOWING MATERIALS TO COMPLETE THE SHED SECTION OF THIS UNIT PAINT FOR SIDING ......2 Gallons Use 100% acrylic latex exterior paint. (2) coats recommended. PAINT FOR TRIM ......1 Quart Use 100% acrylic latex exterior paint. CAULK ..........
Page 95 Step 25: Shed Front Wall Frame Assembly Part 1 Note: Pre-drill all pilot holes using a 1/8” drill bit before installing Screws. A: Place one (NMA) and one (CAV) together so the bottoms and sides are flush. Using the measurements shown in F25.2, attach boards together using eight S3.
Page 96 Step 25: Shed Front Wall Frame Assembly Part 2 Note: Pre-drill all pilot holes using a 1/8” drill bit before installing Screws. C: Lay Door Frame assemblies flat on their edges with (CAV)s to the inside. At the bottom of each assembly place an (ABA) so the ends are flush as shown in F25.3.
Page 97 Step 25: Shed Front Wall Frame Assembly Part 3 Note: Pre-drill all pilot holes using a 1/8” drill bit before installing Screws. F: Place two (QT) across the top of the door opening so each end is sitting on the (CAV)s. Attach them together with two S3.
Page 98 Step 25: Shed Front Wall Frame Assembly Part 4 Note: Pre-drill all pilot holes using a 1/8” drill bit before installing Screws. H: Place (TM) across the top of the assembly so edges and ends are flush. Attach in the locations shown in F25.7 using twelve S3.
Page 99 STOP STOP STOP STOP Set Depth Control Countersink Drill Bit Slide Collar over Drill Bit and tighten set screw using Allen Key to the below distance from end of chamfer. Drill Bit Collar Example #1 Example #2 Set Screw Overtightened and Crushed Snug and Tight 4.76 mm 3/16 in...
Page 100 Step 26: Shed Front Wall Siding Note: On the painted side of the panel, pre-drill all pilot holes with Depth Control Countersink Drill Bit before installing Screws. A: Position Wall Panel - Door and Wall Panel - Front/Back Wings over the Shed Front Wall Frame so they are flush to the top and offset from the sides as shown.
Page 101 Step 27: Shed Back Wall Frame Assembly Part 1 Note: Pre-drill all pilot holes using a 1/8” drill bit before installing Screws. A: Lay out six (NMA)s on their edges, then place (TM)s across the top and bottom. Lay out one (FBZ) as shown. (F27.1 and F27.2) B: Refer to the measurements shown in F27.2 and mark all screw locations.
Page 102 Step 27: Shed Back Wall Frame Assembly Part 2 Note: Pre-drill all pilot holes using a 1/8” drill bit before installing Screws. D: Place both (AO) cross pieces to the inside of the two uprights. Attach in the locations shown using eight S3. Attach one (AO) to (FBZ) in the locations shown using two S3.
Page 103 Step 28: Shed Back Wall Siding Note: On the painted side of the panel, pre-drill all pilot holes with Depth Control Countersink Drill Bit before installing Screws. A: On the Shed Back Wall Frame, center a Wall Panel - Window in the middle of the frame and place Wall Panel - Front/Back Wing on each side.
Page 104 Step 29: Shed Left Wall Frame Assembly Part 1 Note: Pre-drill all pilot holes using a 1/8” drill bit before installing Screws. A: Lay out seven (NMA)s on their sides. Place an (ACS) and an (BNE) across the top of the (NMA)s then place a second (ACS) and (BNE) across the bottom so they are opposite to the top.
Page 105 Step 29: Shed Left Wall Frame Assembly Part 2 Note: Pre-drill all pilot holes using a 1/8” drill bit before installing Screws. C: Place two Treated (2 x 4 x 65-7/8”) so the edges and ends are flush. Attach using 16 S3. (F29.3, F29.4 and F29.5) D: Place an (ACS) and an (BNE) across the top of the assembly so edges and ends are flush.
Page 106 Step 30: Shed Left Wall Siding Note: On the painted side of the panel, pre-drill all pilot holes with Depth Control Countersink Drill Bit before installing Screws. A: On the Shed Side Wall Frame center two Wall Panel - Fulls in the middle of the frame and place Wall Panel - Side Wings on each side.
Page 107 Step 31: Shed Header and Crippler Assembly Note: Pre-drill all pilot holes using a 1/8” drill bit before installing Screws. A: Lay out one (AM) on the flat. Place a Bar Header Filler centered on (AM), then place one more (AM) flush across the top and side of the first (AM).
Page 108 Step 32: Bar Frame Unit Assembly Note: Pre-drill all pilot holes using a 1/8” drill bit before installing Screws. A: Lay out three Bar Crippler Assemblies on their flats. Place a Bar Header Assembly on its flat below. Place two (NMA)s on the ends of the Bar Header Assembly.
Page 109 Step 33: Shed Right Wall Frame Assembly Part 1 Note: Pre-drill all pilot holes using a 1/8” drill bit before installing Screws. A: Lay out four (NMA) and three (FOH) on their sides. Place the Bar Frame Unit Assembly as shown. Place one (ACS) and one (BNE) across the top of the (NMA)s, then place a second (ACS) and (BNE) across the bottom so they are opposite to the top.
Page 110 Step 33: Shed Right Wall Frame Assembly Part 2 Note: Pre-drill all pilot holes using a 1/8” drill bit before installing Screws. C: Check that frame is square, then place two Treated (2 x 4 x 65-7/8”) so the edges and ends are flush. Attach using 16 S3.
Page 111 Step 34: Shed Right Wall Siding Note: On the painted side of the panel, pre-drill all pilot holes with Depth Control Countersink Drill Bit before installing Screws. A: On the Shed Right Side Wall Frame center the Wall Panel - Left Bar and Wall Panel - Right Bar in the middle of the frame and place Wall Panel - Side Wings on each side.
Page 112 Step 35: Painting and Caulking A: Once all Wall Panels are assembled, apply caulking along the seams of each panel and over screws. When caulking has dried completely panels can be painted. We recommend painting panels before assembly to avoid getting paint on stained wood components.
Page 113 Step 36: Install Shed Walls Part 1 Note: Pre-drill all pilot holes using a 1/8” drill bit before installing Screws. A: Screws being installed on the inside of all 4 walls should be spaced as per the images below. Top screws should be centered between each stud and installed on an angle.
Page 114 Step 36: Install Shed Walls Part 2 B: Choose a desired location for the door. This panel can either go on the front or back wall. (F36.3) C: With helpers, put a Shed Wall into place from inside the assembly so it’s flush and tight to the outside of (2143).
Page 115 Step 37: Shed Gables Part 1 A: Pre-drill pilot holes in all Gable Panels using a 1/8” Drill bit before installation. Pilot holes should be approximately 6” [15.2cm] apart. (F37.1) F37.1 MAINTAIN OFFSET STAGGER HOLE 3/4” PLACEMENT HERE [1.9cm] 6” STAGGER HOLE [15.2cm] PLACEMENT HERE...
Page 116 Step 37: Shed Gables Part 2 C: From inside the Shed Assembly place Gable Panel Center and Gable Panels Left and Right into postion in the left wall. Attach all panels through the top and bottom holes from inside the assembly with 55 S15. All center holes will be left empty at this time.
Page 117 Step 37: Shed Gables Part 3 F: On the Pavilion end of the Shed Assembly install (2128)’s to the underside of the roof assembly so they are tight to the (2121), (2122) and (2125)’s and bottom of the boards are on the Beam Assemblies. Attach each board using four S21.
Page 118 Step 37: Shed Gables Part 4 G: From outside the assembly, use a caulking gun to apply a small bead of sealant around the top of each (2143) checking that the space between the Gable Panels and Posts is sealed. (F37.9) F37.9 Note: All surfaces to be clean, dry, dust and grease free before application.
Page 119 Step 38: Attach Uprights A: On the outside of the left wall, have a helper place two (2126)s into place over the seams of the Gable Panels, making sure the tops of the boards slide in behind (550)s. Attach each board from the inside using seven S15.
Page 120 Step 39: Install Vents A: Place a small bead of sealant around the indside edges of each Rectangular Vent. Next, from outside the assembly, place Rectangular Vents in the 3 cutouts in the Wall Panel - Window and Vent and Gable Wall Panels, then attach each vent using six S5.
Page 121 Step 40: Install Bar Jamb Note: Pre-drill all pilot holes using a 1/8” drill bit before installing Screws. A: Place one (TIA) on both the top and bottom of the bar opening. Attach to the bar frame using ten S11 as shown.
Page 122 Step 41: Install Bar J-Channel A: Install a J-Channel (61-3/4”) centered in the bar opening as shown. Press the shallow edge of the J-Channel (61-3/4”) into seam between the siding and frame. J-Channel will be secured in place when the Bar Top is installed.
Page 123 Step 42: Install Bar Trim Note: Pre-drill all pilot holes using a 1/8” drill bit before installing Screws. A: Place two (NYZ)s end to end, flat against the bar wall and flush to the top of the bar opening and level as shown.
Page 124 Step 43: Install Bar Door Track Note: Pre-drill all pilot holes using a 1/8” drill bit before installing Screws. A: Install the left Door Track flush to the top of the top of (NYZ), overhanging the left post as shown. Mark bracket hole locations and pre-drill holes using a 1/8”...
Page 125 Step 44: Install Inner Bar Top A: Install the Inner Bar Top centered across the bar opening and flush to the top of the bar door jamb. Secure the Inner Bar Top to the wall framing with six 3” screws as shown. (F44.1) B: Install two Inner Bar Brackets flush under the Inner Bar Top and flush to to the Inner Bar Fascia.
Page 126 Step 45: Install Outer Bar Top A: Install the Outer Bar Top centered across the bar opening and flush to the top of the bar door jamb. Secure the Outer Bar Top to the wall framing with seven 3” screws as shown. (F45.1) B: Install two Outer Bar Brackets flush under the Outer Bar Top and flush to to the Outer Bar Fascia.
Page 127 Step 46: Install Trolley Wheels A: Install two Trolley Wheels flush against the top of a Bar Door. Ensure Trolley Wheels are installed on 33” side of Bar Door. Pre-drill 1/2” deep holes using the Trolley Wheels as a guide. Secure Trolley Wheels with screws supplied in the Trolley Wheel kit at the location shown.
Page 128 Step 47: Install Door Brushes and J-Channels Note: Pre-drill all pilot holes using a 1/8” drill bit before installing Screws. A: Install a Door Brush to the bottom of a bar door, flush to the front and sides of the bar door. Secure the Door Brush with five 1/2”...
Page 129 Step 48: Install Bar Doors A: Temporarily remove Left Gusset (551) as shown. (F48.1) B: Slide Bar Doors onto track as shown. (F48.2 and F48.3) C: Replace Left Gusset (551) after both Bar Doors have been installed. F48.1 (551) F48.2 F48.3 Components 2 x Bar Door...
Page 130 Step 49: Install Door Guides A: Install a Door Guide on the left side of the bar opening, flush to the trim. Position the Door Guide vertically so that there is 1/8” of clearance for the J-Channel to slot in place. Secure the Door Guide with two 1 1/2” screws (bagged separately).
Page 131 Step 50: Install Door Bumpers A: Install a Door Bumper on the left side of the bar wall, flush to the bottom of the trim as shown. Position the Door Bumper 10” from the left side of the wall. Secure the Door Bumper with provided screws. (F50.1 and F50.2) B: Repeat step A to install a second Door Bumper on the right side of the bar wall, flush to the bottom of the trim as shown.
Page 132 Step 51: Install Latch and Pull Handles Note: Pre-drill all pilot holes using a 1/8” drill bit before installing Screws. A: Install Pull Handles on Bar Door trim to the measurements shown. Secure the Pull Handles to the Bar Doors with eight 1”...
Page 133 Step 52: Install Weatherstrip and Inner Handles A: Install Inner Handles on back of the Bar Doors as shown. Secure Inner Handles to the Bar Doors using four 1” screws. (F52.1) B: Install Weatherstrip vertically on the left Bar Door as shown. Secure Weatherstrip to the Bar Door using four 1”...
Page 134 Step 53: Install Center Stopper A: Install Center Stopper Bushing centered above the bar opening as shown. Secure to shed wall with one 2” slotted screw. (F53.1 and F53.2) F53.1 3/4” [1.9cm] Center Stopper Bushing F53.2 Componets Hardware 1 x Center Stopper Bushing 1 x 2”...
Page 135 Step 54: Install Bar Brushes Note: Pre-drill all pilot holes using a 1/8” drill bit before installing Screws. A: Install Door Brushes centered vertically in the bar opening, facing outward. Flush the brush to the back of the Bar Door panel as shown. Secure each Door Brush with five 1/2” panhead screws. (F54.1 and F54.2) F54.1 Door Brush BAR TOP HIDDEN...
Page 136 Step 55: Install Window Part 1 A: Mark center of Window frame as shown. Measure over 11-1/4” and mark. (F55.1) B: Seal Window with exterior-grade caulk before installing. (F55.2) C: Secure Window to shed wall with four 1-1/4” screws as shown. Ensure Window is level. (F55,1 and F55.2) F55.1 11-1/4”...
Page 137 Step 55: Install Window Part 2 Note: Pre-drill pilot holes using a 1/8” drill bit before installing Screws. D: Arrange the inside edge of (BF)s 11-1/4” away from the center of the Window. Center trim vertically on window. Secure with eight 2” screws. (F55.3) 11-1/4”...
Page 138 Step 55: Install Window Part 3 Note: Pre-drill pilot holes using a 1/8” drill bit before installing Screws. E: Arrange the (HJC)s on the top and bottom of the Window. Center trim horizontally on window. Secure with eight 2” screws. (F55.4) 15-1/4”...
Page 139 Step 56: Install Door Jamb Part 1 A: Place a (IJQ) flush to the door frame as shown. Attach to the door frame using five S3. (F56.1) B: Repeat Step A on the other side of the door frame. (F56.1) F56.1 x 10 Flush to...
Page 140 Step 56: Install Door Jamb Part 2 C: Position the Striker Plate as shown. Attach to the door frame using four S11. (F56.2) F56.2 Flush Strike Plate 40-3/8” [102.6cm] Wood Parts Hardware 1 x Strike Plate #8 x 2” Wood Screw...
Page 141 Step 57: Install Shed Plinths A: Around the bottom of the outside of the Shed Assembly, place (2133), (2134), (2130), (2129) and (2135)’s so all boards are flush at the tops and corners and rounded edges are to the top. Attach each board using S15. (F57.1, F57.2, F57.3, and F57.4) F57.2 F57.1...
Page 142: Step 58: Install Door
Step 58: Install Door Part 1 A: Place Door Assembly in the door opening as shown, flush to (2133) Plinth Front L, flush to the bottom of the front wall panels. Level as shown. Attach Door Assembly to the wall using five S3 as shown. (F58.1) F58.1 Flush Door Assembly...
Page 143 Step 58: Install Door Part 2 B: Place (KY) as shown, flush to the inside cut-out of the wall panel, flush to the bottom of the front wall panels. Attach (KY) to the wall using five S3 as shown. (F58.2) C: Place (YJF) as shown, flush to the top of the Door Assembly hinge board and (KY).
Page 144 Step 58: Install Door Part 3 D: From the outside of the Door Assembly, place four Door Rails evenly spaced 10-1/8” apart as shown. From the inside of the Door Assembly, attach Door Rails to the Door Assembly using 30 S39 as shown. (F58.3 and F58.4) E: From the inside of the Door Assembly, reinforce the Inner Door Stile using six S39, making sure screws are centered and evenly spaced as shown.
Page 145 Step 58: Install Door Part 4 F: From the inside of the Door Assembly, place a (OO) offset 1” from the edge of the door and centered vertically in the door opening. From the outside of the Door Assembly, attach (OO) to the Door Assembly using six S11 as shown.
Page 146 Step 59: Install Door Hardware Part 1 A: From the front of the Door Assembly, measure and mark the center hole location for the L-Handle as shown. From that mark, create additional marks 1-3/8” above and below the first. On the center mark only, pre-drill a pilot hole using a 1/4”...
Page 147 Step 59: Install Door Hardware Part 2 C: Arrange L-Handle components as shown and secure L-Handle to the Door Assembly using two of the provided 2-5/8” machine screws. (F59.3) F59.3 2-5/8” Machine Screws Back Mounting Plate Front Gasket (Foam against Door) L-Handle Components...
Page 148 Step 59: Install Door Hardware Part 3 D: Insert the L-Handle Extender over the L-Handle shaft and tighten with the provided set screw. (F59.4) F: Insert the D-Handle over the L-Handle Extender. Close the door and position D-Handle snugly against the Strike Plate.
Page 149 Step 60: Anchoring A: The type of surface you are anchoring to will determine how you anchor your structure. Please refer to pages 6 and 7 for installation examples. Note: Post Mount inside the Shed will only get one anchor as shown in F60.2. F60.1 F60.3 F60.2...
Page 150 Step 61: Install Vertical Trim A: On each corner, place two (2127)’s so they are centered over the edge of the post and the wall panel, covering the seam. Attach each (2127) using four S15. (F61.1, F61.2, F61.3, and F61.4) F61.2 F61.1 (2127)
Page 151 16888 14x19 Pavilion Order Form CATEGORY PART DESCRIPTION PART SIZE PART ITEM # BUILDING QTY. PART ID Bottom Plate Long 2 X 4 X 89-7/8" O 89140000000 Bottom Plate Short 2 X 4 X 41-7/8" O 41140000000 Studs 2 X 4 X 83-1/4" O 83040000000 Top/Bottom Plate Front/Back *LUM SPF 2X4X72 #2&BTR...
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