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Sorting of parts:
Each room corresponds to a whole: front wall, rear wall, left side wall, right side wall, roof, door. Put the
pieces a few meters around the foundation to keep enough working space. Check that the number of parts
corresponds to that indicated on the list before assembly.
WOOD TREATMENT AFTER ASSEMBLY
For the maintenance of the shelter, apply a coat of stain every year to the outside of the shelter as well as on
the floor. It is advisable to apply a stain 2 shades superior to the shade of the essence of wood in order to
limit the speed of discoloration of the wood and the local appearance of traces of graying. The garden shed
that you have just purchased is a durable wooden product. If properly maintained, this product will remain in
good condition for a long time and will give you satisfaction for many years. Please note the following:
- Keep the packaging until the end of assembly in a dry place, but not in direct contact with the ground and
protected from atmospheric conditions (humidity, sun, etc.). Do not store the packaging in a heated room!
- The materials used are natural products and their quality may change depending on climatic conditions,
despite the fact that the materials have been dried before treatment. When choosing the place to mount
your garden shed, make sure that the shed will not be subjected to extreme weather conditions (areas of
strong wind or heavy snowfall); otherwise you should fix the shelter to the ground (with anchor pieces for
example).
WARNING !
Snow: The maximum load on the roof must not exceed 30kg / m2
The shelter should be mounted on a flat, level surface.
Throughout the assembly, remember to pre-drill before screwing!
Handle the bituminous felt with care and preferably with gloves and protective glasses so as not to tear it and
protect your eyes.
GUARANTEE: Remember that wood is a living product and despite extensive treatment, lumber stored in the
open can shrink, swell, warp and even crack.
The alterations indicated below are normal:
- Knots developed in wood
- Slight color changes (which have no effect on the durability of the product)
- Straight slots on the floor surface
Alterations caused by heat such as small cracks or longitudinal cracks which have no effect on the structure of
the shelter
- Resin stitches up to 5 cm long
- Twists and deformations if the material is still usable
In dry weather, knots can fall. You can fill these holes with a flexible wood repair kit.
Don't worry if cracks appear in dry weather. Wood is a living material that undergoes changes in temperature
and humidity. The cracks will disappear if the humidity increases.
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