Installation Guide

Step 22
Step 21
Working from the inside of the shed
through the vacant space, fit one
STANDARD roof cap to the position
at which the back two roof sheets meet,
and line up the holes with the roof sheets
and roof starter.
Note: The outside edge of the STANDARD
roof cap MUST face, and be in line with,
the BACK of shed as shown in Diagram 22.
IMPORTANT: Secure using ONLY FOUR nuts and bolts in the positions shown.
Note the shape of the
outside edge and the
inside edge of the STANDARD roof cap.
IMPORTANT:
ROOF CAPS
Fit the remaining roof sheet
over the back sheet and
overlap the roof starter as
per Step 20, and secure
using eight screws.
See Diagram 23.
Fit the remaining STANDARD roof cap
over the two front roof sheets, and line up the
holes as required.
Note: The outside edge of the roof cap MUST
face, and be in line with, the front of the shed.
See Diagram 24.
For 5' DEEP shed:
Secure using SIX
nuts and bolts in the
positions shown.
See Diagram 24.
Step 23
OUTSIDE
EDGE
MUST FACE,
AND BE IN
LINE WITH
FRONT OF
SHED
BACK
FRONT
Diagram 24
STANDARD
ROOF CAP
HINT: A second person inside shed, will make this process
considerably easier by holding the nut in place from underneath.
BACK
VACANT
SPACE
OUTSIDE
EDGE
MUST FACE,
AND BE IN LINE
WITH, BACK
OF SHED
STANDARD
ROOF CAP
Diagram 22
FRONT
STANDARD ROOF CAP
OUTSIDE
EDGE
INSIDE
EDGE
Steps 21 - 23 show the installation procedure and sequence for roof caps
for a 5' DEEP shed. If you are constructing a shed of a greater depth:
Follow Step 21 then go to Step 23A to install the additional roof caps required in between.
NOTE: For sheds of a shorter depth (less than 5') overlap the two standard roof caps at the
centre of the roof.
NOTE: Leave the two end holes on outside edge of roof cap empty at this point.
NOTE: Leave the two end holes
on outside edge of roof cap
empty at this point.
BACK
Diagram 23
FRONT
ROOF
SHEET
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