Forest garden TPC88 Manual de usuario

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8x8 CORNERSHED

8'x8' TPC88

1220eussI

Fixing Pack: TPCS88FP

wercSmm06

7ytQ

wercSmm05

05ytQ

wercSmm25

18ytQ

wercSmm03

131ytQ

Felt Tacks

80Qty

‘T’ Hinge

Qty 6

Casement Stay

Qty 2

Rimlock with

50mm screws

Qty 1

Door Handle Set

with Spindle

Qty 1

Escutcheon

Qty 1

Lock Receiver

Qty 1

Turn Buttons

Qty 2

Z’ Bracket

Qty 4

Cranked Hinge

Qty 4

1.6 x 25mm Nails

Qty 24

BEFORE YOU START

BASE PREPARATION

It is vital that you build your new shed on a solid, level base.

Timber or plastic bases are ideal, as are concrete slabs

or solid concrete.

Timber Base

Self-constructed/

Buy pre-made

Concrete

Concrete surface/

Concrete slabs

Pro Shed Base

Interlocking

eco-friendly base

Broken Slabs/Gaps

Uneven slab sizes

with no cement

Soil

A base of soil or

grass only

If you have an existing base and think it’s suitable for your new shed to be sited on, it is important you check that it is

level and doesn’t deviate by any more than 15mm from edge to edge. If this is not the case, the building will twist, causing

gaps to appear in the sections and causing the roof, doors and windows to misalign.

There is more information on base preparation on our website www.forestgarden.co.uk

TOOLS NEEDED

We recommend using the following tools (not supplied):

Assembly is relatively straightforward if you follow these step-by-step instructions. We recommend aligning components

aproperly before securing them together and

pre-drilling screw holes to avoid splitting the timber.

Tape Measure Sharp Knife Pozidrive

Screwdriver

Drill & 2mm

Drill Bit

Hammer Ladder Spirit Level

MUST PRE DRILL

Important : Assembly of this

shed requires a minimum of

two adults.

PLEASE KEEP PLASTIC BAGS AND SMALL PARTS AWAY FROM CHILDREN

We recommend that, before you begin your shed assembly, check all the components, using the xing pack contents list

on the front page and the shed components list on the fourth page.

CARE & ATTENTION

MOVEMENT, TWISTING AND WARPING

Wood contains a natural level of moisture so decreasing humidity levels in the surrounding air may cause panels to change their

shape as the porous ﬁbres shrink. This can be exaggerated during prolonged periods of dry weather. Movement and gaps in

timber products are normal. In most cases, the wood will revert to its original form once the high temperatures subside and there is

more moisture content in the air. Similarly, in winter months, the opposite may occur with the wood swelling.

EXPANSION, CONTRACTION, SPLITS & CRACKS

All timber will expand and contract according to its environment. As a result of this expansion and contraction, it is very common to

see splits and cracks developing in the wood. Splits are common during the spring and summer months as the wood begins to dry

out. The outer surface dries ﬁrst and contracts over the still expanded core of the wood. The result is that splits and cracks appear

along the grain of the wood.These splits are not a fault and do not aﬀect the structural integrity of a product.

To help you get the most out of our products, it is useful to know a little more about the properties of timber, what is normal and how your shed may behave

as the seasons change. Wood is an extremely durable material for construction but, as a natural product, when used outdoors it is susceptible to changes in

the environment.

THINGS THAT YOU MIGHT SEE IN YOUR PRODUCT

MOULD & BLUE STAIN

Mould is a surface-dwelling fungus that feeds on nutrients and debris contained in the surface cells of timber. The most common

problems associated with mould are discolouration of the timber and an increase in permeability of the timber. Blue stain is part of

the same family but penetrates deeper into the surface layers of the timber. It stains the timber a dark blue colour, whereas mould

is usually black. These do not cause the timber to rot. Keep the building well ventilated to avoid mould.

Treat your building annually. We advise the application of a high quality preservative that contains a mildewcide.

For more information on the conditions of our guarantee see forestgarden.co.uk.

ADVICE ON FELT HANDLING & USAGE

Roof felt is ﬂexible at temperatures above 5°C. In cold temperatures, extra care must be taken when handling and installing to prevent cracking

and damage to the felt. The felt should not be rolled, folded or used in temperatures lower than 5°C. In cold temperatures, the felt should be

stored indoors above 10°C for 24 hours prior to use. Felt must be lifted, not dragged, and should be stored on its end on a dry surface.

THE ROOF OF THIS BUILDING IS NOT A LOAD BEARING STRUCTURE

8 TOP TIPS TO ENSURE YOUR SHED IS FULLY WATERPROOF

1. POSITION YOUR SHED IN THE BEST LOCATION IN YOUR GARDEN

Avoid areas where water pools and is constantly wet. Position away from trees and cut back any overhanging foliage which can cause moisture

to be trapped against shed walls and debris to collect on the roof.

2. RAISE YOUR SHED OFF THE GROUND

Ideally, any concrete base should be the same footprint as the shed to allow surface water to run oﬀ without pooling. A timber shed base can also be

used. Raise your shed 50mm above ground level.

3. SEAL THE BEARERS

If using a wooden base, we recommend treating it with a treatment containing wax or oil. Also coat the bearers that come into contact with the ground

4. USE AN END-GRAIN PROTECTOR

To protect corners and panel joins, an end grain treatment can be applied.

5. SEAL THE PANELS & WINDOWS

Use a ﬂexible silicon sealant around windows to prevent water ingress. This can also be used where two sections of the shed join together . Apply

internally.

6. CONSIDER ADDING GUTTERS

Adding guttering around the fascia of the shed will redirect rain water away from the shed's foundation.

7. KEEP VENTILATED

Good airﬂow around the perimeter of the shed and regular ventilation inside the shed will help prevent mould and mildew.

8. CONSIDER A WEATHERPROOFING STAIN OR CLEAR TREATMENT

We recommend painting your garden shed with a weatherprooﬁng treatment at least once a year. This will help maintain the wood, stabilise timber

movement and help prolong the life of your garden shed.

Biocidal Product Regulation (GB BPR) Article 58 Information

Active Ingredients - Basic Copper Carbonate, Benzalkonium Chloride

For use in above-ground and in-ground conditions. Wear gloves when handling freshly treated wood.

to prevent moisture rising.

This article contains timber treated with impralit ACQ 1900, incorporating biocidal products to give protection against wood destroying insect,

wood destroying and wood rotting fungi.

Qty: 1

Door

Size: 456x1820mm

Qty: 2

TPCSDR

Roof 2

Size: 2430x1502mm

Qty: 1

243015028TRI

Roof 1

Size: 2430x928mm

Qty: 1

243009288TRI

Door Frame

Size: 1170x1945mm

Qty: 1

TPCS77DP

Window Panel

Size: 1460x1945mm

Qty: 2

TPCS88WP

Left Back Panel

Size: 2260x1944mm

Qty: 1

TPCS88LHP

Right Back Panel

Size: 2260x1944mm

Qty: 1

TPCS88RHP

PRESSURE TREATED TPC88 SHED PARTS LIST

(The parts do not have codes on them. They are listed below should you need to order one.)

Floor 1

Size: 2316x1460

Qty: 1

GT 1LF88SC

Floor 2

Size: 2326x856

Qty: 1

GT 2LF88SC

Floor 1

Size: 2316x1460mm

Floor 2

Size: 2326x856mm

50mm

Screws

MUSTPREDRILL

Back Corner Batten

Size: 28x28x1829mm

Right Back Panel

Size: 2260x1944mm

Screws

PLACE

LOCATION

Step 1 - Position Floors Step 2 - Attach Back Corner Batten

Back Corner Batten

Size: 28x28x1829mm

Qty: 1

28281829P

Angled Door Batten

Size: 32x32x1930mm

Qty: 2

32321930SPT

Front/Side Cover Strip

Size: 40x12x1915mm

Qty: 4

40121915PPT

Back Corner Cover Strip

Size: 28x12x1839mm

Qty: 1

28121839PPT

Back Corner Cover Strip

Size: x12x1839mm40

Qty: 1

40121839PPT

Roof Batten

Size: 45x x2260mm45

Qty: 2

45 2260P45

Roof Support (3)

Size: 28x28x2370mm

Qty: 1

28282370P

Roof Support (1)

Size: 28x28x1540mm

Qty: 2

28281540P

Roof Support (4)

Size: 28x28x1474mm

Qty: 1

28281474P

Roof Support (5)

Size: 28x28x1230mm

Qty: 1

28281230P

Back Roof Fascia

Size: 90x12x mm2398

Qty: 2

9012 PPT2398

Side Roof Fascia

Size: 90x12x1560mm

Qty: 2

90121560PPT

Front Roof Fascia

Size: 90x12x1265mm

Qty: 1

90121265PPT

Roof Support (2)

Size: 28x28x896mm

Qty: 1

28280896P

Door Stop Strip

Size: 28x12x928mm

Qty: 1

28120928PPT

Door Block Door

Size: 97x150x20mm

Qty: 1

97200150PPT

Window Frame

Size: 574x695mm

Qty: 2

MTGWIN

Window

Size: 623x502mm

Qty: 2

XT623502

Window Sill

Size: 45x28x556mm

Qty: 2

45280556PPT

Slamming Strip

Size: 45x28x1763mm

45281763P

Glazing Strip (Large)

Size: 15x12x60 mm5

Qty: 4

1512060 PPT5

Glazing Strip (Small)

Size: 15x12x50 mm8

Qty: 4

1512050 PPT8

Felt Roll

m10:eziS

Qty: 1

FELT10RED

Step 3 - Attaching Right & Left Back Panels

SCREWMUST GO

TROUGHFLOOR PANEL

AND INTO THE BATTENS

OF FLOOR PANEL

OVER-

LAPPING

DETAIL A

MUSTPREDRILL

Left Back Panel

Size: 2260x1944mm Right Back Panel

Size: 2260x1944mm

Back Corner Batten

Size: 28x28x1829mm

50mm

Screws

Connect

Walls

50mm

Screws

Into

Floor

50mm

Screws

Into

Floor

Step 4 - Attaching Window Panels

Window Panel

Size: 1460x1945mm

Window Panel

Size: 1460x1945mm Window Panel

Size: 1460x1945mm

50mm

Screws

Into

Floor

50mm

Screws

Into

Floor

50mm

Screws

Into

Floor

Step 5 - Attaching Angled Door Frame Battens Step 6 - Attaching The Door Frame

Outside

Inside

50mm

Screw

Into

Batten

50mm

Screws

Into

Batten

Into

Frame

Into

Frame

50mm

Screws

MUSTPREDRILL

Angled Door Batten

Size: 32x32x1930mm

Door Frame

Size: 1170x1945mm

Angled Door Batten

Size: 32x32x1930mm

Angled Door Batten

Size: 32x32x1930mm

Door Frame

Size: 1170x1945mm

50mm

Screws

Connect

Walls

50mm

Screws

Connect

Walls

50mm

Screws

Into

Floor

50mm

Screws

Connect

Walls

50mm

Screws

Connect

Walls

Step 7 - Attaching Cover Strips

Front/Side Cover Strip

Size: 40x12x1915mm Front/Side Cover Strip

Size: 40x12x1915mm

Back Corner Cover Strip

Size: x12x1839mm40

Back Corner Cover Strip

Size: 28x12x1839mm

30mm

Screws

30mm

Screws

30mm

Screws

30mm

Screws

Front/Side Cover Strip

Size: 40x12x1915mm

Front/Side Cover Strip

Size: 40x12x1915mm

30mm

Screws

30mm

Screws

ATTACH COVER STRIPS

TOWARDS THE BOTTOM TO

ALLOW SPACE FOR THE

ROOF.

Roof Batten

Size: 45x x2260mm45

Repeat process for both battens.

980mm

30mm

Screws

30mm

Screws

30mm

Screws

30mm

Screws

Step 8 - Roof Battens

Step 9 - Attach Roof Supports to Roof 1

Roof 1

Size: 2430x928mm

Roof Support (1)

Size: 28x28x1540mm

Roof Support (2)

Size: 28x28x896mm

Roof Support (5)

Size: 28x28x1230mm

Roof 2

Size: 2430x1502mm

Roof Support (1)

Size: 28x28x1540mm

Roof Support (3)

Size: 28x28x2370mm

Roof Support (4)

Size: 28x28x1474mm

Step 10 Attach Roof Supports to Roof 2

30mm

Screws

30mm

Screws

30mm

Screws

30mm

Screws

Step 11 - Attaching Roof 2 Step 12 - Attaching Roof 1

Step 13 - Applying Felt

Step 14 - Attach Fascia Boards Step 15 - Attach Door Stop Strip

Back Roof Fascia

Size: 90x12x mm2398

Back Roof Fascia

Size: 90x12x mm2398

Side Roof Fascia

Size: 90x12x1560mm

Side Roof Fascia

Size: 90x12x1560mm

Front Roof Fascia

Size: 90x12x1265mm

30mm

Screws

Door Stop Strip

Size: 28x12x928mm

Step 16 - Window Assembly Step 17 - Attaching Windows & Fixings

Step 18 Door & Hinge Assembly Step 19 - Turn Buttons

Step 20 - Door Lock Assembly

Both

Windows

60mm

Screws

60mm

Screws

20mm

Screws

20mm

Screws

20mm

Screws

20mm

Screws

20mm

Screws

20mm

Screws

25mm

Screws

25mm

Screws

Flush

Hinge

Into

Hinge

25mm

Screws

25mm

Screws

25mm

Screws

Casement

Stay

INSIDE VIEW

Window Frame

Size: 574x695mm

Window

3 mm26x502:eziS

Glazing Strip (Small)

8 mm05x21x51:eziS

Glazing Strip (Large)

5 mm06x21x51:eziS

Glazing Strip (Large)

5 mm06x21x51:eziS

Glazing Strip (Small)

8 mm05x21x51:eziS

Window Sill

Size: 45x28x556mm

5 mm2

Screws

50mm 50mm

mm60

Screws

Door Panel

Size: mm456x1820

Slamming Strip

Size: 45x28x1763mm

5 mm2

Screws

5 mm2

Screws

5 mm2

Screws

Attach the slamming strip to

one door. Screw through

the batten & into the door

frame as shown.

Attach the block onto the opposite

door of which you attached the

slamming strip.

0 mm3

Screws

Door

Size: 456x1820mm

kcolBrooD

Size: 97x150x20mm

5 mm2

Screws

5 mm2

Screws

5 mm2

Screws

FRONT

25mm

Screws

escut-

cheon 2x

25mm

Screws

1. 2. Ensure the drill holes are

aligned enough for the spindle to

ﬁt the handles and enable the lock

mechanism to work.

3. The escutcheon will cover the

hole created for the lock

mechanism. Again, ensure they

are aligned.

DRI LL 20mm HOLEDRI LL 20mm HOLE

DRI LL 2x20mm H OLLES

HANDLE

4. Secure the lock receiver onto the

front panel frame. Align with the

lock, ensuring the lock will remain in

the receiver once the door is closed.

Screw all the way through

the block and the door

panel.

RIRI

Spindle

RIM-

LOCK

HANDLE

50mm

Screws

Supplied

With

Rim-lock

50mm

Screws

MUSTPREDRILLMUSTPREDRILL

MUSTPREDRILL

Over

Hang

12 x

1.6 x 25mm

Nails

Each

Batten

Attach the turn button onto the

slamming strip. Repeat the

process for the other turn button.

52 mm

Screws

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