Installation & Assembly

Congratulations on your recent shed purchase! Please review our tips below to make your assembly experience

as seamless as possible. Requirements will vary across manufacturers, so please consult your product manual

for detailed instructions specic to your shed. We recommend keeping a copy of this document for future

reference.

Before You Start

Required Tools

Suggested Tools

1. Enlist a Friend or Two: Most units are easier to assemble with the help of 2 or 3 people, so

make sure you have established your assembly team

2. Grab Your Safety Gear: Safety rst! Always wear safety gloves and goggles while building

your shed

3. Lay Out All Parts: Ensure you have all of the parts listed in your assembly guide. Many nd it

easiest to group parts for each section together to help the assembly process run smoothly

Prior to beginning assembly, follow the instructions below to ensure you are fully ready to start the

process.

Many manufacturers suggest using the tools below, so check your guide and have these handy if

needed!

1. Hex key - Secures bolts and screws that have hexagonal sockets in their heads

2. Carpenter square - Establishes 90 degree corners and perpendiculars during assembly,

allowing for proper alignment

3. Level - Ensures a level foundation for your shed(many cell phones have this built in

capability!)

Ladder

Screwdriver

Rubber Mallet

Measuring Tape

Drill

Wrench

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A Guide to Your S ed Asse bly h m Congratulations on your recent shed purchase! Please review our tips below to make your assembly experience as seamless as possible. Requirements will vary across manufacturers, so please consult your product manual for detailed instructions specific to your shed. We recommend keeping a copy of this document for future reference. Before You Start Prior to beginning assembly, follow the instructions below to ensure you are fully ready to start the process. 1.
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It’s All About that Base It’s all about that base, no wobble! Foundations will save you time and effort in the long run. They are important to maintain the structural integrity and alignment of your shed, especially during inclement weather. Foundations will also prevent water from pooling within your structure. Follow the tips below to create the sturdy foundation your shed needs. 1. Clear a Surface: Clear a flat, level surface where the shed will be placed 2.