Metal Garden Shed: Owner'S Manual
Metal Garden Shed: Owner'S Manual
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Service Hotline
(800) 483-4674
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RFSLR
RFRC
RPSLR
RPCLR
RFLC
RFLC
RPCLR
RPSLR
GPSL RFRC
RFSLR
SBSLR
RSLR
GPSLR GPCLR
SBSLR
RSM
SBSLR
GPSLR
FB2C GPSLR
GPSR
ASLR ABLR
WSC
ABLR WSC
WCBC SLC
WSC
BSC BLC
BBFC BRC
WFLC
ECC WCBC
BSC
BBFC WCFC
WFRC
DCLC
SCC
DCRC
DPLC
DPRC
U.S. Polymer Inc. will send a replacement part free of charge, in the event of material defects and or
workmanship for a period of fifteen years from the date of purchase.
This warranty is extended only to the original purchaser. A purchase receipt or other proof of date of original
purchase will be required before warranty service is rendered. In no event shall we pay the cost of flooring,
labor, installation or any other costs related thereto.
This warranty only covers failures due to defects in material or workmanship which occurs during normal
use and does not extend to color change arising due to normal weathering or to damage resulting from
misuse or neglect, commercial use, failure to follow assembly instructions and the owner’s manual (including
proper anchoring of the shed), painting, forces of nature and other causes which is beyond our control.
Claims under this warranty must be made within the warranty period by calling 1-800-483-4674 or mail in
a dated sales slip and clear photograph of the part to:
We reserve the right to discontinue or change components. If a component has been discontinued or is
not available,
U.S. Polymers, Inc. reserves the right to substitute a component of equal quality as may be compatible.
There are no express warranties except as listed above. The warrantor shall not be liable for incidental or
consequential damages resulting from the use of this product, or arising out of any breach of this warranty.
All express warranties are limited to the warranty period set forth above . Some states do not allow the
exclusion or limitation on how long an implied warranty lasts, so the above limitations may not apply to
you.
This warranty gives you specific legal rights and you may also have other rights which vary from state to
state or country to country.
L-Brackets: 4ea
Wooden platform is extra and
Note is not included. Don’t install
under windy conditions.
Note
Parts needed:
(1) Base bar back left (BLC)
(1) Base bar back right (BRC)
(2) Base bar side left & right (BSC)
(2) Base bar front left & right (BBFC)
Lay 50mm x 88.9mm Flat
(1) Entrance taper channel (ECC)
(12) Sheet metal screws (S1)
(18) Sheet metal screws (S2)
78”(1981.20mm)
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IMPORTANT: USE HAND GLOVES TO PREVENT INJURY.
3 . Assemble base bar back left (BLC) and base
bar back right (BRC) with four (S1) screws.
See fig. 1 & 2.
S1
BLC
BRC
BRC
Fig.1 Fig.2
4 . Place the base bar assembly on top of the Left
Back
foundation. Use (S2) screws to fix the assembly to
foundation. BLC
S2
BRC
Front
Right
BRC
BLC
BSC
BSC
Fig.1
Step 2
BRC S1
BSC
Fig.2
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6 . Using a carpenter square, line up the corners.
Secure the base (BSC) to the foundation with (S2)
screws. See blowup.
S2 BSC
BSC
BBFC BBFC
BBFC
BSC
BSC BBFC
Fig.1 Fig.2
S2
BBFC
BBFC
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9 . Place the entrance taper channel (ECC) on top
of the (BBFC). Secure with (S2) screws to the
foundation. See fig. 1 & 2.
S2
ECC BBFC
ECC
BBFC
BBFC
Fig.1 Fig.2
Parts Needed:
(1) Wall panel front right (WFRC) (2) Top angle side Left & Right (ASLR)
(1) Wall panel front left (WFLC) (1) Sliding channel support (SSB)
(2) Wall panel corner front left & right (WCFC) (1) Sliding channel cover (SCC)
(2) Wall panel corner back left & right (WCBC) (4) Top slider (TS)
(3) Wall panel side (WSC) (1) Door column profile left (DCLC)
(1) Sliding channel right (SRC) (1) Door column profile right (DCRC)
(1) Sliding channel left (SLC) (2) Top angle back left & right (ABLR)
(54) Plastic washer (PW)
(64) Sheet metal screw (S1)
(8) Machine screw (S3)
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IMPORTANT: USE HAND GLOVES TO PREVENT INJURY.
1. Place the wall panel (WFRC) on the base bar
(BBFC). Front right side of the shed line up the holes
with base bar. Secure with (S1) screws with washers
from outside.
WFRC
WFRC
S1
Front
BBFC
WFRC
S1
BSC
2
WFRC
BBFC BSC
WCFC
Fig.1 Fig.2
WFRC WCFC
S3
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4. Place the sliding channel right (SRC) on top of
the wall panel (WFRC) from inside. See the position
SRC
in fig.1. Line up the holes with wall panel. Use (S1)
screws with washers to fix. See fig.2
S1
SRC
SRC
WCFC
WFRC
WCFC
WCFC
Fig.1 Fig.2
TS WFRC
TS
SRC
Front
WFLC
WFLC
S1
Front
BBFC
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7. Place the wall panel corner front (WCFC) on the 1
base bar (BSC). Line up the holes with base bar
and use (S1) screws with washers to secure.
S1 BSC
WCFC WFLC
BSC BBFC
Fig.1 Fig.2
8. Use (S3) bolt and nut with washer to join together
the wall panels.
WCFC
WFLC
S3
S1
SLC
WFLC WFLC
WFLC
Fig.1 Fig.2
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10. Insert the 2 pieces of (TS) Top slider into the
sliding channel. See blowup.
Make sure the position
Note of the projection on top
slider towards inside.
SLC
TS
TS
SLC
Front
S1
SLC SSB
SLC SSB
SSB
Fig.1 Fig.2
BSC
Back
BSC
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13. Place the wall panel (WSC) on the base bar (BLC).
Line up the holes with base bar. Secure with (S1)
screws with washers. Use (S3) bolt and nut with
washer to join together in the middle of the wall
panel. See fig.1.
Make sure the overlapping
Note position is as shown in fig.2.
WSC WCBC
BLC
S3
WCBC S1
WSC
Fig.1 Fig.2
14. Place the top angle back left (ABLR) on top of
the wall panel (WSC) from inside. See the position in
fig.1. Line up holes with wall panel. Use (S1) screws ABLR
with washers to fix. See fig. 2
S1
ABLR
ABLR
WSC
WCBC
Fig.1 Fig.2
ASLR WCFC
ABLR ABLR ASLR
WCBC
WCBC
WCBC
9 Fig.1 Fig.2
IMPORTANT: USE HAND GLOVES TO PREVENT INJURY.
16. Place the wall panel corner back (WCBC) on
the base bar (BSC). Line up the holes with base bar
and use (S1) screws with washers to secure. Use
(S3) bolt and nut with washer to join together in the
middle of the wall panel.
WCBC
S3
BSC
S1
Back
17. Place the wall panel (WSC) on the base bar (BRC).
Line up the holes with base bar and use (S1) screws
with washers to secure. Use (S3) bolt and nut with
washer to join together in the middle of the wall panel.
See fig. 2.
Make sure the overlapping
Note position of panels is as WCBC WSC
shown in fig. 1.
BLC
S3
BRC
Back
WCBC
WSC
Fig.1 Fig.2
18. Place the top angle back right (ABLR) on top
of the wall panel (WSC) from inside. See the position
in fig.1. Line up the holes with wall panel use (S1)
screws with washers to secure. See fig. 2 ABLR
ABLR
ABLR
WSC
WCBC WSC
S1
Fig.1 Fig.2
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19. Join top angle back left & right (ABLR) together
with (S1) screws. See blown up.
S1
ABLR ABLR
20. Place the top angle side (ASLR) on top of the wall
panels (WCFC) & (WCBC) from inside. Line up the holes
with panels and secure with (S1) screws with washers.
Top angle (ABLR) must sit
Note on top angle (ASLR)
ASLR
ABLR
ASLR WCFC
ABLR ASLR ABLR
ABLR
WCBC
WCBC
WCBC WCBC
Fig.1 Fig.2
21. Place the wall panel (WSC) on the base bar and
secure with (S1) screws with washers to base bar
& top angle. Use (S3) bolt and nut with washer to
join together in middle of the wall panel. See fig. 2.
S1
S3
WSC
Back
WSC
11 Fig.1 Fig.2
IMPORTANT: USE HAND GLOVES TO PREVENT INJURY.
22. Place the left door column (DCLC) on top of the
base bar (BBFC) and insert into the wall panel.
See Blowup.
DCLC
DCLC
BBFC DCLC
Fig.1 Fig.2
S1
DCLC
DCLC
SCC
SCC
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C. Roof
Parts Needed:
(1) Fascia Board left (FB1C) (2) Roof Flashing front left / back right (RFLC)
(1) Fascia Board right (FB2C) (2) Roof Flashing front right / back left (RFRC)
(1) Gable Panel side left (GPSL) (2) Ventilation cover (VC)
(1) Gable Panel side right (GPSR) (4) Top corners (TC)
(2) Roof Support left / right (RSLR) (60) Plastic washers (PW)
(1) Roof Support middle (RSM) (54) Sheet metal screw (S1)
(3) Support Bracket side left / right (SBSLR) (4) Sheet metal screw (S2)
(4) Gable Panel support side left / right (GPSLR) (47) Machine screw with nut (S3)
(4) Gable Panel support center left / right (GPCLR)
(2) Roof Panel side left / right (RPSLR)
(2) Roof Panel center left / right (RPCLR)
(2) Roof Flashing side left / right (RFSLR)
GPCLR
S3
GPCLR
S3
GPCLR
FB2C
GPCLR
GPCLR
GPCLR
Fig.1
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IMPORTANT: USE HAND GLOVES TO PREVENT INJURY.
2. Place assembled Fascia board (FB2C) on top
of the sliding channel (SRC). Align the holes with
sliding channel and secure with (S1) screws from
inside. See figures. FB2C
FB2C SRC
S1 FB2C
SRC
SRC
Fig.1 Fig.2
SLC
FB2C
FB1C
FB1C
S1
SLC
SLC
Fig.1 Fig.2
FB2C
FB1C FB1C GPSLR
S3 SRC
SRC SRC S1
GPSLR
Fig.1 Fig.2
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5. Place the Gable Panel (GPSL) on top of the top angle
side (ASLR). Insert the gable panel into the top angle back
(ABLR). Align the holes with top angle and secure with GPSL
(S1) screws. See figures.
FB1C
GPSL ASLR
GPSL
ASLR ASLR
S1
Fig.1 Fig.2
GPSL
ABLR
Fig.3
6. Join fascia board (FB1C) with the gable panel (GPSL) GPSLR
together with fascia board support (GPSLR), secure with
(S3) bolt and nuts. See figure.
GPSL GPSL
FB1C FB1C
S3
Fig.1 Fig.2
ASLR
ABLR
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IMPORTANT: USE HAND GLOVES TO PREVENT INJURY.
8. Join fascia board (FB2C) with the gable panel (GPSR)
together with fascia board support (GPSLR), secure with
(S3) bolt and nuts. See figure.
FB2C
GPSLR GPSR
GPSLR
S3
Fig.1 Fig.2
RSLR
RSLR
RSLR RSLR
SBSLR
RSLR
SBSLR
S3
SBSLR
RSLR RSLR
RSLR
S3
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IMPORTANT: USE HAND GLOVES TO PREVENT INJURY.
11. Fix the roof support middle (RSM) on the joined fascia
board (FB1C & FB2C) in front and roof support (RSLR)
on the other side. Line up the holes and secure with (S3) FB1C
bolt and nuts. See figure.
RSLR
RSM
S3
Fig.1
S3
RSLR
RSM
Fig.2
RPCLR RSLR
FB1C ABLR
RPCLR
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IMPORTANT: USE HAND GLOVES TO PREVENT INJURY.
14. Place the roof panel (RPCLR) on top of fascia
board (FB2C). Line up the holes and secure with (S3) S3
bolt and nut with washers (PW). Use (S1) screws with S3
washers when fixing to roof support (RSLR) and top S3 RPSLR
angle (ABLR). Line up the holes. S1
S1
Make sure the overlapping
Note position is as shown in the FB2C S1
RPCLR
RPCLR
RPCLR
15. Place the roof panel (RPSLR) on the roof structure, RPSLR
gable panel (GPSL) and fascia board (FB2C). Line up
all the holes and secure with (S1) screws with washers RPCLR
and (S3) bolt and nut with washers. Follow screw marks S3
where ever required. S3 RPCLR
Make sure the overlapping
Note position is as shown in the
RPSLR S1
blown up. S3
S1 S1
S3
RPCLR
S1
RPSLR
RFSLR
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IMPORTANT: USE HAND GLOVES TO PREVENT INJURY.
17. Assemble roof flashing (RFLC & RFRC) with RFRC
roof panels as shown in the figure. Use (S1) screws
with washers to secure. RFLC
RFLC
RFRC
18. Place the top corners (TC) on the roof flashing joints
and secure with (S2) screws with washers.
S2
TC
19. Insert the ventilation cover (VC) left and right into
the Fascia board and secure with (S1) screws.
S1
VC
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D. Door
Parts Needed:
(1) Door panel left (DPLC)
(1) Door panel right (DPRC)
(4) Door panel strip cross (DSCC)
(2) Door panel strips side left and right (DSSC)
(1) Door panel strip top left (TSLC)
(1) Door panel strip top right (TSRC)
(2) Door panel strip bottom left/right (BDSC)
(2) Door handle (DH)
(4) Bottom Slider (BS)
(22) Plastic washer (PW)
(10) Sheet metal screw (S1)
(26) Machine screw (S3)
TSLC
TSRC
DSCC DPLC
DSSC DSCC
DPRC
BDSC DSCC
Left Door
DSCC
BDSC
DSSC
Right Door
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IMPORTANT: USE HAND GLOVES TO PREVENT INJURY.
Right Door Assembly
1 . Assemble the door panel strip side (DSSC) to
the door panel right (DPRC) from inside. Use (S3)
bolt and nut with washers.
S3
DPRC
DSSC
DSSC
DSCC
S3
DPRC
DSCC
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IMPORTANT: USE HAND GLOVES TO PREVENT INJURY.
3. Secure the door panel strip cross (DSCC) to the door
panel strip side (DSSC) with (S1) screws. See blow up details.
DSCC
DSCC
S1
DSSC
DSCC
DSSC
DSCC
TSRC
TSRC
DPRC S1
DPRC
DPRC
DSSC
DSSC
Fig.1 Fig.2
S1
TSRC
5
BDSC
Fig.3 4
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IMPORTANT: USE HAND GLOVES TO PREVENT INJURY.
4a. Assemble the door panel strip (BDSC) with door
panel. Make sure the bottom edge of the door panel
to be inserted into the (BDSC). Secure with (S1)
screws to the (DSCC) and (DPRC) to the other side.
See fig. 5. Use (S3) bolt and nut with washer with
door panel. See fig. 4.
DSSC DPRC
DSCC
S3
BDSC
BDSC
S1 S1
Fig.4 Fig.5
S3 DSSC
DPRC
BS
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6 . Fix the door handle (DH) with door panel from
front side with (S3) bolt and nut.
DPRC
DH
S3
S3 DPLC
DSSC
DSSC
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IMPORTANT: USE HAND GLOVES TO PREVENT INJURY.
8. Assemble the door panel strip cross (DSCC) with
door panel from inside. The strip one edge should go
inside the (DSSC) and other edge inside the door panel.
Use (S3) bolt and nut with washers.
S3 DSCC
DPLC
DSCC
DSCC
DSSC
DSCC
S1
DSSC
DSCC
DSCC
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IMPORTANT: USE HAND GLOVES TO PREVENT INJURY.
10. Assemble the door panel strip (TSLC) with 3
door pane. Make sure the door panel top edge to
be inserted into the (TSLC). See fig.1. Secure the TSLC
(TSLC) to the (DSCC) with (S1) screws. See fig. 2.
Secure the other end through the door panel to the 2
(DSCC) with (S1) screws. See fig. 3.
TSLC
TSLC
DPLC
DPLC DSSC
S1
DSSC
Fig.1 Fig.2
S1
TSLC
4
BDSC
DPLC
Fig.3
DSSC
DPLC
S3
DSCC BDSC
BDSC
S1 S1
Fig.4 Fig.5
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IMPORTANT: USE HAND GLOVES TO PREVENT INJURY.
11. Assemble the bottom slider (BS) to the door panel
bottom side at both edge with (S3) bolt and nut with
washers.
DPLC S3
DPLC
BS
12. Fix the door handle (DH) with door panel from
front side with (S3) bolt and nut.
DPLC
DH
S3
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13. Slide the door panel assembly into the base
bar front (BBFC) & (ECC). Make sure the bottom
slider (BS) should slide inside the base bar front and
entrance taper channel. See fig.1. Fix the door panel
top to the top slider (TS) with (S1) screws.
See fig. 2 & 3.
TS
S1
BBFC
BS
Fig.1 Fig.2
TS
TS
S1 BS ECC
SC
Fig.3
13a. To get proper alignment of the door realign the Fig.4 Fig.5
holes with door panel. See fig.
TS
IMPORTANT
14. Fix the plastic screw cover (PC) to the screws
and bolts edge from inside to prevent injury.
PC PC
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We recommend to clear your metal shed of snow after each snowfall
IMPORTANT: USE HAND GLOVES TO PREVENT INJURY.