FIXING PACK CODE: MSFP2

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3.5

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QTY

: 43

Felt TacksQTY: 154

Flush HingesQTY: 2

Hasp & StapleQTY: 1

Z-Brackets (45mm)QTY: 4

Making British gardens great

SHED INSTRUCTIONS PENT SHEDS (6x4, 7x5, 8x6, 10x6)

Missing Something?Call our aftersales team on0333 777 7089

Need more information?Call our technical team on0333 321 3142

Visit our website for spare instructions and more informationwww.forestgarden.co.uk

FIXING PACK CONTAINS:

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Forest Garden, Oak Drive, Hartlebury Trading Estate, Hartlebury, Worcestershire, DY10 4JB

Thank you for purchasing your shed from Forest Garden. No matter what size garden, a shed is the most practical of garden structures. Simply follow these step by step instructions and our top tips and you’ll be enjoying your shed for many years to come. If you have any questions or need advice, our friendly team is here to help.

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BEFORE YOU START

Please read through these instructions to familiarise yourself with your shed. We recommend that you check all the components using the lists found on the front and back pages before you start to build.

All of our sheds are constructed in the same way. They simply come with different components depending on the type of shed you have. Don’t worry if your fixing pack contains some spare items at the end of the build (you haven’t missed a bit!) we have sent you a generic fixing pack to suit the shed range.

It’s vital that you build your new shed on a solid, level base. Timber or Plastic Shed Bases are ideal, as is solid concrete or concrete slabs.

We recommend using the following tools (not supplied):

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 isn’t the case the building will twist, causing gaps to appear in the sections and the roof, doors and windows to misalign.

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

Assembly is relatively straightforward if your follow these step by step instructions. We recommend getting everything aligned properly before screwing together and that screw holes should be pre-drilled to avoid splitting the timber.

BASE PREPARATION

TOOLS NEEDED

Timber Base Self-constructed/

Buy pre-made

Tape Measure

Sharp Knife Pozidrive Screwdriver

Drill & 2mm Drill Bit

Hammer

ConcreteConcrete surface/

Concrete slabs

Pro Shed BaseInterlocking

eco-friendly base

SoilA base of soil

only

Broken Slabs/GapsUneven slab sizes with no cement

REMINDERAlways pre-drill before screwing.

IMPORTANTAssembly requires 2+ adults.

Ladder

2

Spirit Level

PLEASE KEEP PLASTIC BAGS AND SMALL PARTS AWAY FROM CHILDREN

MOVEMENT, TWISTING & 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 the winter months, the opposite may occur with wood swelling.

CARE & ATTENTION

To help you get the most out of our products it’s useful to know a little more about the properties of timber, what’s 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.

3

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, contracting over a still expanded core of the wood. The result of this is that splits and cracks appear along the grain of wood. These splits are not a fault and do not affect the structural integrity of a product.

MOULD & BLUE STAIN

Mould is a surface-dwelling fungus that feeds on the nutrients and debris contained in the surface cells of timber. The most common problems associated with mould are discoloured 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, whereas mould is usually black. These do not cause the timber to rot. Keep the building well ventilated to avoid mould.

MAKE SURE YOU POSITION YOUR SHED IN THE BEST LOCATION IN YOUR GARDENAvoid 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.

1

RAISE YOUR SHED OFF THE GROUNDIdeally 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 50mm above ground level.

2

SEAL THE BASEWe recommend a treatment containing wax or oil, paint the bearers that come into contact with the ground to prevent moisture coming up.

3

USE AN END-GRAIN PROTECTORTo protect the corners and panel joins, an end grain treatment can be applied.

4

SEAL THE PANELS & WINDOWSUse a flexible silicone sealant around windows to prevent water ingress. This can also be used where 2 sections of the shed joint together. Apply internally.

5

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.

CONSIDER ADDING GUTTERSAdding guttering around the fascia of the shed will redirect rain water away from the shed’s foundation.

6

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

7

CONSIDER A WEATHERPROOFING STAIN OR CLEAR TREATMENTWe recommend you paint 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 shed.

8

TREATED TIMBER CONTAINING A BIOCIDAL PRODUCTCONTROL OF WOOD DESTROYING ORGANISMS

Active Ingredients - Propiconazole, Tebuconazole, IPBC, Permethrine, Benzyl-C12-16-Alkyldimethyl Chlorides. (Dip Treated Sheds)Basic Copper Carbonate, DDA Carbonate, DDA Chloride. (Pressure Treated Sheds)

Wear gloves when handling. Avoid inhalation of sawdust. Do not use in contact with drinking water or food. Do not use for animal bedding or in fish ponds. Dispose of treated wood responsibly.

THINGS THAT YOU MIGHT SEE IN YOUR PRODUCT

8 TOP TIPS TO ENSURE YOUR SHED IS FULLY WATERPROOF

THE ROOF OF THIS BUILDING IS NOT A LOAD BEARING STRUCTURE

ADVICE ON FELT HANDLING & USAGE

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

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A 2ft Panel (590 x 1603mm)

B 2ft Panel (590 x 1945mm)

C 3ft Panel (885 x 1603mm)

D 3ft Panel (885 x 1717mm)

E 3ft Panel (885 x 1945mm)(With windows)

KEY

G 4ft Panel (1180 x 1717mm)

H 4ft Panel (1180 x 1945mm)(With windows)

IDENTIFY YOUR SHED

From the section layout below, identify your shed based on the width and depth dimensions of your shed – eg 6x4. You’ll need this to identify the side panel positions.

Assembly of your chosen shed will slightly differ throughout the steps based on the size of your shed. This will be mentioned throughout the instructions for guidance.

PLEASE NOTEThe sheds are made up of multiple sections where same size panels are interchangeable.

4

The door is flexible for all shed types and can be hinged onto either side.

Indicates the panel orientation during construction. This will apply to all of the corners for your chosen shed.

EG. DOOR FRAME

EG. INSIDE CORNER

1a

1b

1c

CONSTRUCTION1

Start at a back corner. See the section layout on page 4 to confirm position. Secure the corner as shown below.

Repeat the process for remaining panels and secure panels together. Make sure that the

bottom frame of the wall panel rests on the outer edge of the floor.

Secure the panels into place by screwing into the floor. Screw into the door frame in the door

panel into the floor to keep secure.

Attach the Triangular Pent Section by screwing to the wall panel. Also screw from the front panel into the Triangular Pent Section to keep it more secure as shown below. Repeat for the other Triangular Pent Section.

5

EG. INTO FLOOREG. SIDES

Layout the panels around your shed base. We recommend to start in a back corner then work from the back panels

to the front panels for assembly.

FLOORS & SIDESPRE-DRILL

WITH 2MM BIT FOR ALL STEPS

BELOW.

Position the floor in your desired location. The 6x4 and 7x5 sheds will only have one floor. For the 8x6 and 10x6 sheds, turn the floors upside down to secure the sections together by screwing

through the adjoining bearers. 8x6 and 10x6 will have two floors.

8X6 & 10X6 SHEDS

6X4 & 7X5 SHEDS

SIDE PANEL

BACK PANEL

3

4

WINDOWS2Secure windows by screwing through the window cover strips and window into the panel frame. Screw into the bottom of the window

and into the interior sill to keep secure. Make sure the window is centralised for all window frames as shown below.

WINDOW POSITIONING

6

WINDOW

SITS ONTO INTERIOR SILL

OUTSIDE INSIDE

PRE-DRILL WITH 2MM BIT FOR ALL STEPS

BELOW.

OUTSIDE

COVER AND DOOR STRIPSSecure the door weather strip

onto the side you want the hinges, and ensure it’s flush to the floor and against the face of the wall

panel framing.

SLAMMING STRIP(28 x 12 x 1637)COVER STRIPS(See pages 8-9 for measurement for chosen shed)

Attach the cover strips onto the corners. Ensuring they are

flush to the bottom edge of the panels as shown below.

Attach the cover strips onto the adjoining panels. Ensuring it is

flush to the bottom edge of the panels as shown below.

Attach the slamming strip onto the opposite side you want the hinges, onto the wall panel shown below.

DOOR WEATHER STRIP(38 x 12 x 1710)

OUTSIDE INSIDE INSIDE

PLEASE NOTE

Screwing the door weather strip onto the

wall panel determines the side of

your hinges.

PRE-DRILL WITH 2MM BIT FOR ALL STEPS

BELOW.

202mm

175mm

DOOR FIXINGS

TOP TIP: Line up the hasp & staple. Mark the edges with a

pencil for guidance.

Fix the Hasp and Staple as shown. Ensure the screws go into the framework behind.

FRAMEWORK

DOOR FACE

NOTCH IN LINE WITH DOOR FACE

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Make sure the outer face of the notch on the hinge is in line with the door face.

HASP & STAPLE POSITIONING

PRE-DRILL WITH 2MM BIT FOR ALL STEPS

BELOW.

Attach 2 hinges onto the door frame with the measurements provided. Please take note

of the hinge position shown below.

Place the door into the opening, ensuring it’s level. Make sure the hinges

are up against the door weather strip face.

5mm

Allow a 5mm gap at the top when placing door.

HINGE POSITION

DOOR

OUTSIDE

WALL PANEL FRAME

DOOR WEATHER

STRIP

5a

5b

5c

ROOF

1032.5mm885mm

6x4 MEASUREMENTS

7x5 MEASUREMENTS )(

715.8mm

783mm

715.8mm

942mm

931mm

931mm

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50m

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TOP TIP: Use measuring tape to measure out equal lengths & cut with a sharp knife. Hammer the

tacks into the felt. Add the tacks at 150mm intervals.

5

1375mm

(6x4 Measurement)

1688mm

(7x5 Measurement)

Z-BRACKET

Attach the Z-brackets with screws onto the top face at each end of the

beam(s).

For the 6x4 and 7x5 sheds, you will have only one beam. Screw the Z-brackets to the centre of the front and back panels (measurements shown below). Ensure the Z-brackets are facing the right

way as shown below.

For the 8x6 and 10x6 sheds, you will have two beams. Use the measurements below to space them across the front and back panels and screw as shown below. Ensure the Z-brackets are facing the right way

as shown below.

2032mm

(8x6 & 10x6 Measurement)

Before screwing the OSB roof sheets onto the roof, screw the roof support strips to the OSB roof

sheets. Ensure they are flush to the edges. Repeat this for both sides. The measurements shown below are to show the orientation of the sheets. The strip(s) will be the same length as the 2 edges when joined

together as shown below.

8X6 & 10X6 SHEDS

6X4 & 7X5 SHEDS

6X4 & 7X5 SHEDS 8X6 & 10X6 SHEDS

For the 6x4 and 7x5 sheds, screw the shorter roof support strips central onto the sheets. For the 8x6 and 10x6 sheds,

screw the shorter roof support strips into the space provided as shown below.

Repeat this for both sides and ensure they are flush to the sheet edges.

6X4 & 7X5 SHEDS

8X6 & 10X6 SHEDS

PRE-DRILL WITH 2MM BIT FOR ALL STEPS

BELOW.

Measure out equal lengths based on your chosen shed and overlap it on the top, around the edges and fold the corners; tack to keep secure as shown below. Ensure 50mm at the

bottom and work from the bottom to the top.

8X6 & 10X6 SHEDS

6X4 & 7X5 SHEDS

Secure the fascias with screws as shown below The fascia options differ based on your chosen

shed. The parts that are left over are an indiciation on which steps to follow. Use pages 8-9 for

measurement guidance.

Once the roof support strips are screwed onto the front and back of the OSB roof sheets, push the sheets forward from the back, ensuring the roof support strip is in contact with the shed as shown below. Then screw the OSB roof sheets

into the beam(s) and shed frame.

6X4 & 7X5 SHEDS

7

Place the OSB roof sheets, one at a time onto the shed frame and

beams. Ensure where the OSB roof sheets join, are central for each

beams.

8X6 & 10X6 SHEDS

TOP TIP: Mark onto the OSB sheet and draw a line to ensure you drill and screw into the beam(s).

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145

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259m

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245

4517

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1375

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