LIFETIME 60351 Outdoor Storage Shed Instruction Manual

ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS
20’x8′
OUTDOOR STORAGE SHED
MODEL 60351

60351 Outdoor Storage Shed

BEFORE ASSEMBLY:

• Assemble on a level platform.
• At least 3 people recommended for setup.
• Inspect all parts and hardware. Ensure all are included using the Parts Identifier in the middle of these instructions. The Parts Identifier, in yellow, can be removed from the instructions for quick reference.

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WARNINGS & NOTICES

• Failure to follow these warnings may result in serious injury or property damage and will void warranty.
• To ensure safety, do not attempt to assemble this product without following the instructions carefully.
• Consult all local building codes to verify if the shed requires a building permit.
• Verify the foundation is completely level before assembling the shed.
• Be aware that plastic pieces can be damaged by overtightening the screws. To avoid damage, we strongly recommend the use of a drill with a low torque setting. A #2 Phillips screwdriver may also be used.
• Three capable adults are required for assembly.
• All who participate in the assembly process should wear safety glasses throughout the assembly.
• If using a ladder during assembly, use extreme caution.
• In heavy snowfall areas, we recommend removing snow from the roof. Remove the snow from the roof when the depth of snow equals the length of your hand.
• Do not use or store hot objects near the product.
• Proper and complete assembly are essential to reduce the risk of accident or injury.
• When drilling through metal, beware of burrs, shavings and other sharp edges.
• During and after assembly, do not slide or lift the shed by pushing up on the roof. Move the shed by pushing on the corner panels only.
• We strongly recommend anchoring your shed when it is fi nished. The last section, Shed Anchoring, in this manual shows the hardware you will need to complete the anchoring. You can fi nd the hardware at your local hardware store.
• Most injuries are caused by misuse and/or not following instructions. Use caution when using this product.

PLATFORM CONSTRUCTION

• You must provide a platform on which to assemble your shed. Proper building permit documentation may be required in your neighborhood. Consult all local building codes prior to assembling the shed. Before beginning assembly, you must pour or construct a platform. There are two types:
• Concrete
• Wood Frame
  Select the type, but know the surface must be leveled and fl at before installation. If the surface is not properly leveled and flat, the shed will not assemble correctly. Proper surface leveling will save you time in the long run, so please do not ignore this step.
  We recommend a Concrete platform. It will be the most durable and long-lasting choice. The platform you choose must be built above ground in order to avoid water pooling inside the shed. All lumber must be rated for outdoor use!

SECTION 1 (CONTINUED)
CONCRETE REQUIRED

1.1 CONCRETE PLATFORM

• The concrete should be approximately 4″ (10,2 cm) thick. The actual dimensions of the shed, at its widest and longest points, are 240″ x 96″ (6,05 m x 2,44 m). Ensure you select a site that will accommodate these measurements. The fl oor dimensions are a bit smaller than those of the roof; therefore, you will need to builld a level surface of 238 1/4″ x 93 1/2″ (6,05 m x 2,38 m).

WOOD REQUIRED 1.2  WOOD PLATFORM

• All lumber must be rated for outdoor use! The actual dimensions of the shed, at its widest and longest points, are 240″ x 96″ (6,05 m x 2,44 m). Ensure you select a site that will accommodate these measurements. The floor dimensions are a bit smaller than those of the roof; therefore, you will need to builld a level surface of 238 1/4″ x 93 1/2″ (6,05 m x 2,38 m).

TOOLS, PARTS, AND HARDWARE REQUIRED

1.2.1 WOOD PLATFORM

• Ensure all lumber is treated and approved for outdoor use. Build frame to 238 1/4″ x 93 1/2″ (6,05 m x 2,38 m) (outside dimensions).

1.2.2

• To ensure studs are in the correct location for nailing plywood in the next step, start measuring from the corner 16″ (40,1 cm), and then measure from center to center.

TOOLS, PARTS, AND HARDWARE REQUIRED

1.2.3

• Square the frame, measuring from corner to corner. Measurement A & B should be about the same length.

1.2.4

• Using nails, fasten the plywood to the frame. Then, drill 5/16″ (8 mm) holes for drainage.

TRUSS ASSEMBLY

HARDWARE REQUIRED
Hardware Bag 

PARTS REQUIRED
Metal Parts 

• Sometimes during shipping, the Truss Brace (AFG) slides over the back of the Truss Gutter Channel (DSQ or DSR). The two pieces are the same color. Check to see if it is stuck to the back of the Truss Gutter Channel, and separate the two.

TOOLS REQUIRED

▶ SECTION 2 (CONTINUED)

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2.1 SIDE TRUSSES (x2)

• Attach a Connector (AIP) to the end of two Truss Gutter Channels (DSQ & DSR) as indicated.

2.2

• Attach a Connector (AIP) to the end of the Truss Gutter Channels (DSQ & DSR) as indicated.

2.3

• Slide a Truss Brace (AFG) onto the Truss Gutter Channels as indicated.

TOOLS AND PARTS REQUIRED

2.4

• Attatch the Truss Brace using the hardware included. Do not overtighten.

2.5

• Add a Short Truss Brace (BRD) and slide a Truss Rod (ADH) up through the holes in the Long Truss Brace, the Short Truss Brace and Connector. Secure with two Cap Nuts (ADJ). Repeat the previous steps for a second Side Truss.

TOOLS AND PARTS REQUIRED

2.6

• Repeat the previous steps for four Truss Assemblies without notches on both ends.

TOOLS AND PARTS REQUIRED

2.7 CENTER TRUSS (x1)

• Slide a Connector (AIP) over the ends of two Truss

2.8

• Attach a Connector (AIP) to the end of two Truss Gutter Channels using the hardware included. Do not overtighten the Cap Nuts (ADJ).

2.9

• Slide a Truss Brace (AFG) onto the Truss Gutter Channels as shown.

2.10

• Attatch the Truss Brace using the hardware included. Do not overtighten.

TOOLS AND PARTS REQUIRED

2.11

• Attach the Vertical Truss Brace (DSN) to the Truss. Only fi nger tighten this Nut (ADK) for now.

2.12

• Secure the Horizontal Truss Brace (DSO) to the Truss with the hardware indicated. Now, tighten the Nut from Step 2.11.

TOOLS AND PARTS REQUIRED

2.13

• Slide a Truss Rod (ADH) through the holes in the Long Brace, Short Brace and Connector. Secure with two Cap Nuts (ADJ).

• Note: Do not overtighten the Cap Nuts (ADJ).

2.14

• Only tighten the Nut (ADK) by hand in this step.

2.15

• Slide the Support Tube (DSP) through the hole in the Front Truss Channel and center it.
  

GABLE ASSEMBLY

HARDWARE REQUIRED
Hardware Bag 

PARTS REQUIRED
Metal Parts

Plastic Parts

TOOLS REQUIRED SECTION 3 (CONTINUED)

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3.1

• Align the holes in the side gable halves (AGH and AGI).

3.2

• Secure the two gable halves with four (4) screws (ADZ).

3.3

• Place the screen (AIQ) over the vent (ENH) and align the five holes in the vent with those in the gable.

TOOLS AND PARTS REQUIRED

3.4

• Secure with the hardware provided.
• Repeat the previous steps for the second side gable.

3.5

• Insert an end cap (AHS) into each end of the square tube (AFE).

TOOLS AND PARTS REQUIRED

3.6

• Align the holes in the Tube with those in the Gable.

3.7

• Secure with the hardware provided.

TOOLS AND PARTS REQUIRED

3.8

• Align the holes in the left (FTM) and right (FTN) rear gable halves.

3.9

• Secure the two gable halves with three (3) screws (ADZ)and one screw (EYQ) and nut (cxk).

3.10

• Insert an end cap (AHS) into each end of the header (FTW).

TOOLS AND PARTS REQUIRED

3.11

• Align the holes in the header with those in the entry gable.

3.12

• Secure with four screws (ADV).

3.13

• Secure with two screws (EYR), two washers (AEE), and two nuts (ADK).

TOOLS AND PARTS REQUIRED

3.14

• Align the holes in the left (EVZ) and right (EWA) entry gable halves.

3.15

• Secure with the hardware included.

3.16

• Repeat steps 3.3–3.4 for the entry gable.

3.17

• Insert an end cap (AHS) into each end of the header (EYS).

TOOLS AND PARTS REQUIRED 3.18

• Align the holes in the header with those in the gable.

3.19

• Secure with six (6) more screws (ADV).
  

3.20

• Secure with two (2) screws (EYR), two (2) washers (AEE), and two (2) nuts (ADK).

LEFT DOOR ASSEMBLY

HARDWARE REQUIRED

Hardware Bag

PARTS REQUIRED
Metal Parts 

Plastic Parts

TOOLS REQUIRED

▶ SECTION 4 (CONTINUED)
TOOLS AND PARTS REQUIRED

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4.1

• Slide a Square Tube (EDW) down into the hole at the bottom of the Left Door (BDJ).

4.2

• Insert an End Cap (BBH) into the Square Tube, and gently push the Tube into the hole until it’s fl ush with the bottom of the Left Door.

4.3

• Secure the Left Latch Bracket (EOY) to the Door using the hardware included. Tighten only by hand at this point.

4.4

• Drill into the divots at the top and bottom of the Door and into the Tube inside but not all the way through the Door. Use the 1/8″ (3 mm) Drill Bit (ARA) included in the hardware bag.

4.5

• Secure the Locks (DGS & DGR) and Spacers (ENP) to the top and bottom of the Left Door. If the pins in the Locks do not move freely, loosen the Screws (ENO) just a tad.

4.6

• Attach the two Handle Pieces (BYR & BYS) together as shown.

4.7

• Secure the Handle to the Door using the hardware included.

4.8

• Slide a Hinge Tube (CRD) into the hole in the Door until a few inches remain out of the bottom.

SECTION 4 (CONTINUED)
TOOLS AND PARTS REQUIRED

4.9
• There is a narrow groove (illustrated in black) running along the outside of the window on the back of each Door.
Starting at the top, left corner of the groove in the Left Door, lay the Butyl Tape (EPH) into the groove. Do not worry about getting the tape completely into the groove just yet—simply lay the tape over the groove. Do not press the tape into the groove. Do not stretch the tape. Work your way downward (1) and, as you get to each corner, peel off the paper backing from the tape you just laid (peel off backing at each corner). Go along the bottom (2) of the window. Curve your way upward (3) and then along the top (4) of the window until you’re back where you started. Clip off the excess.

4.10
• Align the holes in the Pane with those in the Door, and gently set a Window Pane (DHN) down onto the Door.

4.11
• Secure the Pane to the Door using fourteen (14) Screws (ADZ).

TOOLS AND PARTS REQUIRED

4.12
• Repeat the previous steps with these parts.

RIGHT DOOR ASSEMBLY

HARDWARE REQUIRED
Hardware Bag

PARTS REQUIRED

TOOLS REQUIRED

▶ SECTION 5 (CONTINUED)

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5.1
• Slide a Long Tube (EDW) into the hole in the Door until six inches remain out of the Door (BDK).

5.2
• Insert an End Cap (BBH) into the end of the Tube, and fi nish inserting the Tube until flush with bottom of Door.![LIFETIME 60351 Outdoor Storage Shed

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5.3
• Drill through the divot and into the Tube. Insert the Screw (CHK) to secure the Tube in place.

TOOLS AND PARTS REQUIRED

5.4
• Secure the Latch as shown. Ensure the Tube inside the Door is fl ush with the bottom of the Door, then tighten securely.

5.5
• Attach the two Handle Pieces (BYR & BYS) together as shown.

TOOLS AND PARTS REQUIRED

5.6
• Attach the Handle as indicated. Tighten securely.

TOOLS AND PARTS REQUIRED

5.7
• Slide a Hinge Tube (CRD) down through the hole in the top-right corner of the Door.

TOOLS AND PARTS REQUIRED

5.8
• There is a narrow groove (illustrated in black) running along the outside of the window on the back of each Door. Starting at the top, right corner of the groove in the Right Door, lay the Butyl Tape (EPH) into the groove. Do not worry about getting the tape completely into the groove just yet—simply lay the tape over the groove. Do not press the tape into the groove. Work your way downward (1), and curve to go along the bottom (2) of the window. Curve your way upward (3) and then along the top (4) of the window until you’re back where you started. Clip off the excess.

5.9
• Align the holes in the Pane with those in the Door, and gently set a Window Pane (DHN) down onto the Door.

5.10
• Secure the Pane to the Door using fourteen (14) Screws (ADZ).

TOOLS AND PARTS REQUIRED

5.11
• Repeat the previous steps with these parts.

FLOOR ASSEMBLY

HARDWARE REQUIRED
Hardware Bags

Note: These are not anchoring screws. Their purpose is to fasten together the Floor Panels.

PARTS REQUIRED

Plastic Parts

TOOLS REQUIRED

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6.1

• Hold an inner floor panel (CUD) at an angle and slide the tabs along the edge underneath an outer floor panel (CUW). The tabs interlock. Lay panel down flat.

6.2
• Repeat the last step. 6.3
• Repeat the last step. If the hole is not at this corner, turn the panel 180°.

TOOLS AND PARTS REQUIRED

6.4

• Repeat the last step. If the hole is not at this corner, turn the panel 180°.

6.5

• Repeat step 6.2. 6.6
• Repeat the last step. 6.7
• Attach an outer floor panel (CUW) to the inner floor panel.

TOOLS AND PARTS REQUIRED

6.8
• Insert the screws (BQC) through the divots in the fl oor panels and into the tabs of the adjacent fl oor panels. (The divots are near the seams of the fl oor panels.)

Note: these are not anchoring screws. Their purpose is to fasten together the floor panels.

WALL ASSEMBLY

HARDWARE REQUIRED
Hardware Bag

PARTS REQUIRED

Metal Parts

TOOLS REQUIRED

TOOLS AND PARTS REQUIRED

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7.1
• Secure a wall support channel (AFM) just to the left of the notch on the eleven (11) wall panels (AHD) using four (4) screws (ADZ) for each.

• The two front corner wall panels have a three-letter ID, AGY and AGN, located near the top or bottom edge of each panel.

7.2
• Top end
• Secure a wall support channel (AFM) to the corner wall panel (AGY) using four (4) screws (ADZ). The end with two holes goes at the top. TOOLS AND PARTS REQUIRED

7.3
• Secure a wall support channel (AFM) to the corner wall panel (AGN) using four (4) screws (ADZ). The end with two holes goes at the bottom.

7.4
• Secure a wall support channel (AFM) to the left narrow wall panel (CKK) using four (4) screws (ADZ). The end with two holes goes at the bottom.

7.5
• Secure a wall support channel (AFM) to the right narrow wall panel (CKN) using four (4) screws (ADZ). The end with two holes goes at the top.

TOOLS AND PARTS REQUIRED

7.6
• Secure a wall support channel (FLB) just to the left of the notch on each window wall panel (AHH) using four (4) screws (ADV) for each.

TOOLS AND PARTS REQUIRED

7.7
• Insert the two tabs at the bottom of the narrow wall panel (CKN) into the eleventh and twelfth slots from the right along the front edge of the floor.

7.8
• Slide the panel to the left.

7.9
• Insert the four tabs at the bottom of the window wall panel (AHH) into the 7th–10th slots from the right along the front edge of the floor. Slide the panel up against the narrow wall panel.

7.10
• Secure the two panels together using five (5) screws (ADZ). Do not overtighten the screws.
TOOLS AND PARTS REQUIRED

7.11
• Insert the wall panel (AHD) in the next four available slots, and slide the panel to the left. Do not overtighten the screws.

• You may install the side doors on either end; however, you will need to install the corner panels (AGN & AGY) on the same end as you do the doors. 7.12
• Insert the two rear-most tabs at the bottom of the front, right corner wall panel (AGW) in the first two corner side slots, and slide the panel toward the front of the floor as far as it will go.

PARTS IDENTIFIER

CONTENTS OF BOX 1
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PARTS IDENTIFIER
CONTENTS SMALL PARTS BOX 1
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CONTENTS METAL KIT 1

CONTENTS OF BOX 3

TOOLS AND PARTS REQUIRED

7.13
• Bend corner panel and pull down on the panel to snap the remaining tabs in place. To help with insertion, place the wood block (aiw) under the floor panel directly under the tab being inserted. You should hear a “click” when the tab pops into place. Repeat this step for the second tab. Secure with five (5) screws (ADZ).

7.14
• Insert the four tabs at the bottom of the wall panels (AHD) into the next four slots along the edge of the floor, and slide the panel forward. Attach the panels together with five (5) screws (ADZ) each.

7.15
• Insert this corner wall panel (AGL) in the same way as the first one. Secure with four (4) screws (ADZ).

TOOLS AND PARTS REQUIRED

7.16
• Insert seven wall panels (AHD) along the back of the floor in the same way as the previous ones.

7.17
• Insert this corner wall panel (AGN) in the same way as the first one. Secure with five (5) screws (ADZ).

7.18
• Insert this corner wall panel (AGY) in the same way as the first one. Secure with five (5) screws (ADZ).

7.19

• Insert the next three panels (AHD, AHH, and CKK) in the order shown. Secure with five (5) screws (ADZ) each.

TOOLS AND PARTS REQUIRED 7.20

• Decide on which ends to install the doors (we placed the doors on the front and the left side; however, you may install them on the front and on the left or right side of the shed). Insert bushings (AHO) through the holes in the floor.
  The slit in the bushing should face away from the floor.

Note: These doors may be placed on either end.

SHELVING INSTALLATION

HARDWARE REQUIRED
Hardware Bag

PARTS REQUIRED
Plastic Parts TOOLS REQUIRED

▶ SECTION 8 (CONTINUED)
TOOLS AND HARDWARE REQUIRED

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8.1

• Insert the shelf brackets (AIY) into the slots in the wall support channels. The brackets must be at the same height and on the rear Wall.

TOOLS AND HARDWARE REQUIRED

8.2

• Fold the flaps on the ends of the shelf (AFV) up, and set the shelf onto the brackets. The notches along the long edge should be against the rear wall.

8.3

• Attach the shelf (AFV) to the corner wall panels and shelf brackets using six (6) screws (ADZ).

TOOLS AND HARDWARE REQUIRED

8.4

• Select any corner in which you would like to install a corner shelf (AFZ). Fold up the flaps of the shelf, and align the holes in the tabs with those in the corner wall panel. Secure with four (4) screws (ADZ).

8.5

• Repeat this step to place the second corner shelf in another corner.

ROOF ASSEMBLY

HARDWARE REQUIRED

Hardware Bags

PARTS REQUIRED
Metal Parts

• If you live in an area where snow can become long lasting and extra heavy, Lifetime® offers at cost an additional Snow Load Kit accessory to install in your shed to protect it from the additional weight on the roof. For additional information, please contact our Customer Service Department at 1-800-225-3865.

Plastic Parts PARTS REQUIRED
Plastic Parts

TOOLS REQUIRED ▶ SECTION 9 (CONTINUED)

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9.1

• Pull the hinge tube down out of the left door about six inches. Align the hole at the bottom of the hinge tube with the slit in the bushing, and insert the tube. Insert a cotter pin (AHP) and bend the ends.

9.2

• Repeat the previous step for the right door.

9.3

• Slide the holes in the entry gable down over the two hinge tubes.

TOOLS AND PARTS REQUIRED 9.4

• Secure the entry gable to the shed using six (6) screws (ADZ).

• All roof panels (AGQ) require one (1) roof support (AFL). Be sure to install them when instructed.

TOOLS AND PARTS REQUIRED

9.5

• Set a truss assembly into the notches on the first two opposite wall panels. Set a roof panel (AGQ) onto the gable, wall panel, and truss assembly.

9.6

•  Set the roof panel (AGQ) down onto the wall panel, gable, and truss. The groove at the bottom of the roof panel sets over the top of the wall panel. Ensure the alignment nub fits into the notch in the truss.

TOOLS AND PARTS REQUIRED

9.7

• Align the four holes in the wall panel with those at the bottom of the roof panel, and insert four (4) screws (ADZ) to secure the panel in place.

9.8

• Insert the first two screws (ADZ) through the gable and into the roof panel and the first two (2) screws (ADZ) through the truss and the roof panel at the locations shown.

TOOLS AND PARTS REQUIRED 9.9

• Insert the roof support (AFL) into the notches in the gable and between the truss and the roof panel. Insert three (3) more screws (ADZ) to secure the panel in place.

9.10

• Repeat steps 9.5–9.9 for the second front roof panel.

9.11

• Set the second truss down into the notches on the wall panels.

TOOLS AND PARTS REQUIRED 9.12

• Attach the third and fourth roof panels (AGQ) similar to the way you attached the first two. Secure with ten (10) screws (ADZ) each.

9.13

• Set the third truss down into the notches on the wall panels. This truss has a notch on the end of only one truss channel—it goes toward the front.

9.14

• Attach the fifth and sixth roof panels (AGQ) similar to the way you attached the second two. Secure with ten (10) screws (ADZ) each.

TOOLS AND PARTS REQUIRED

9.15

• Attach a side gable to the shed using fourteen (14) screws (ADZ).

9.16

• Attach the panels to the right side of the shed in the same way you did to the left. The truss closest to the entryway has a notch on the end of only one truss channel. It goes toward the front.

9.17

• Place the back of the center truss into the notch on the center rear wall panel. Then, lift the front of the truss up so the ends of the roof support tube touch the side trusses.

TOOLS AND PARTS REQUIRED

9.18

• Secure the ends of the support tube to the underside of the trusses using the hardware included.

9.19

• Secure the hinge tubes to the bushings as done in steps 9.2 – 9.3.

TOOLS AND PARTS REQUIRED 9.20

• Slide the holes in the entry gable down over the two hinge tubes. The ends of the gable go in the trusses.

9.21

• Set the end of the center truss onto the notch in the front gable panel as shown.

Note: tighten this nut and bolt now.
TOOLS AND PARTS REQUIRED

9.22

• Attach the two center, rear roof panels using only one roof support per panel.

9.23

• Insert the right drainage plate (ECS) into the right lateral truss, and align the notch in the plate with the first hole in the truss as shown. Secure with the hardware included. Only tighten by hand for now.

Note: repeat this step for the left drainage plate (ECR). TOOLS AND PARTS REQUIRED 9.24

• Fold the ends of the large angled roof panel (DRA) and set it down onto the shed as shown. Secure the panel to the entry gable and center truss with twelve (12) screws (ADZ) at the locations shown.

Note: Fold these ends upward before installing.

9.25

• Secure the drainiage plate from step 9.23 To the roof at the location shown.
• Tighten the nut on the drainage plate now.

Note: Repeat this step for the other drainage plate.
TOOLS AND PARTS REQUIRED 9.26

• An adult must apply a downward pressure on panel (DRB) while anotherinserts these screws (ADZ).

9.27

• An adult must apply a downward pressure on panels (BDS & BDR) while another inserts these screws (ADZ).

TOOLS AND PARTS REQUIRED

9.28

• Insert the two center roof extension panels (CVD) into the skylight connector (CVF) as shown. Repeat this step 4 times (for a total of five).

9.29

• Insert the ends of the two short skylights (DQB) into one skylight connector as shown.

TOOLS AND PARTS REQUIRED

9.30

• Secure the skylights to the extensions at the four points shown.

9.31

• Insert the end of the one short skylight (DQB)

9.32

• Repeat the last step and secure the skylights using two (2) screws (ADZ) as shown.

TOOLS AND PARTS REQUIRED

9.33

• Slide the two skylight assemblies from step 9.32 To the connector and extensions from step 9.29.

9.34

• Secure with six (6) screws (ADZ).

9.35

• Slide the last two assemblies from step 9.28 over the ends of the skylights.

TOOLS AND PARTS REQUIRED 9.36

• Secure the skylight to the panels using six (6) screws (ADZ) at the locations shown.

9.37

• Slide the two long skylights (CVA) into the assembly.

9.38

• Attach the long roof extensions (CVC & CVE) to the assembly.

TOOLS AND PARTS REQUIRED 9.39

• Secure the long roof extensions to the skylight assembly using fourteen (14) screws (ADZ).

9.40

• Set the five skylight connectors down inside the five center-most trusses. The center skylight connector should be inside the center truss. Secure the skylight to the trusses with four (4) screws (ADZ) at the locations indicated for each truss.

TOOLS AND PARTS REQUIRED

9.41

• Connect the roof panel extensions to the roof panels and gables at the locations shown.

9.42

• Attach an end cap (CVB) at each end, and secure at the locations shown.

TOOLS AND PARTS REQUIRED 9.43

• Attach the left (AIC) and right (AIM) gap flaps to the corners of the doors (the doors from steps 9.1 – 9.2) Using the hardware included. These flaps simply serve to block out light.

WINDOW PANE INSTALLATION

HARDWARE REQUIRED
Hardware Bags  PARTS REQUIRED
Plastic Parts TOOLS REQUIRED  ▶ SECTION 10 (CONTINUED)
TOOLS AND PARTS REQUIRED

• If you have trouble with this section, follow the code below to view a how-to video on this section.

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10.1

• Peel off the protective plastic from both sides of the Window Pane (AHE). With the curved edge at the top and facing toward you, slide the Window Pane down into the opening.

10.2

• Insert a Screw (ADY) into the hole at the bottom of the Window Pane. This helps keep the Window Pane up when open.

10.3

• Secure the two (2) Window Latches (ADY) at the top corners of the Panel opening. The Latch should move freely. Repeat steps 10.1–10.3 for the second Window Pane.

SHUTTER INSTALLATION

HARDWARE REQUIRED
Hardware Bags PARTS REQUIRED
Plastic Parts

TOOLS REQUIRED

▶ SECTION 11 (CONTINUED)

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11.1

• There are four sets of two screw-location indicators. One by one, insert the Screws (ARV) through the indicators from the inside of the shed outward, and attach the Shutters (AYI) to the outside of the Wall Panels. See step 11.2.

TOOLS AND PARTS REQUIRED 11.2

• Align the screw bosses in the Shutters (AYI) with the Screws (ARV) as you insert the Screws. Secure both Shutters to the Panels. Repeat this section for the second Window.

ACCESSORY INSTALLATION

HARDWARE REQUIRED
Hardware Bags

PARTS REQUIRED
Large Part 

TOOLS REQUIRED ▶ SECTION 12 (CONTINUED)
TOOLS AND PARTS REQUIRED 

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12.1

• Secure the Door Pouch (EDI) to the back of the Right or Left Door using seven (7) Screws (ADZ). Repeat this step for the other set of Doors.

12.2

• Insert the eighteen (18) Wall Hooks (EDL) into any of the notches in the Wall Panels (either side of the shed). Then push downward to lock them in place.

WARNING
The total weight on a wall hook should not exceed 7 lb (3,2 kg) nor more than 30 lb (14 kg) on a wall panel. Failure to follow this warning could result in property damage and/or personal injury.

SNOWLOAD KIT INSTALLATION

HARDWARE REQUIRED

Hardware Bags PARTS REQUIRED
Metal Parts 

TOOLS REQUIRED

▶ SECTION 13 (CONTINUED)
TOOLS AND PARTS REQUIRED 

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13.1

• Set a Gusset (BQW) up against a Truss as shown. Using an electric Drill, insert four Screws (BRK). Repeat this step for both sides and both ends of all Trusses except for the Center Truss. Attach Gussets to just the back end of the Center Truss.

Note: Ensure the border of the Gusset is level and parallel with the Truss Brace.
TOOLS AND PARTS REQUIRED 13.2

• Secure the Short Truss Brace to the Truss Assembly using four (4) Self-Drilling/Self-Tapping Screws (BRK). Tighten the Cap Nuts. Using other kits, repeat steps 13.1–13.2 for each Truss.

TOOLS AND PARTS REQUIRED

13.3

• Place the Left Gable Support (EGR) up flush against the Gable and Roof as shown. Secure with two (2) Self-Tapping Screws (BRK) to the Center Truss.

13.4

• Insert two (2) Self-Tapping Screws (BRK) through the Gable and into the Door Hinge Tube. The holes are oval shaped in case it’s easier to insert the Screws into the Hinge Tube at an angle. The Door Hinge Tube is inside each Door and goes up into the Gable. Repeat steps 13.2–13.3 for the Right Gable Support (AGS).

DOOR ALIGNMENT

HARDWARE REQUIRED

PARTS REQUIRED
Plastic Parts TOOLS REQUIRED

▶ SECTION 14 (CONTINUED)

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14.1

• If the doors are not even at the top, follow the steps on this page to align them.

14.2

• If the right door scrapes the fl oor or is lower than the left door, insert a shim (AIX) under the fl oor directly under the bottom corner of the right door. If necessary, repeat for the left door until both doors are level and do not scrape. Break off any excess shim.

SHED ANCHORING

HARDWARE REQUIRED PARTS REQUIRED TOOLS REQUIRED ▶ SECTION 15 (CONTINUED)
FOR CONCRETE PLATFORMS 15.1

• To anchor your shed, you must purchase the correct anchoring hardware. For a concrete platform, we recommend using a hammer drill, 5/16” (≈8 mm) masonry bit, sixteen (16) 3/8” x 2” (≈10 mm x 5 cm) Concrete Screws and sixteen (16) 3/8” x 1” (≈10 mm x 2,5 cm) Fender Washers. Do not exceed a 3/8” diameter screw. Refer to your local hardware store for this hardware.

• **** Failure to anchor the shed may result in property damage and/or personal injury.

FOR WOOD PLATFORMS

15.1

• To anchor your shed, you must purchase the correct anchoring hardware. For a wood-framed platform, we recommend using a drill, 5/16” (≈8 mm) drill bit, sixteen (16) 3/8” x 1 1/2” (≈10 mm x 4 cm) Lag Screws and sixteen (16) 3/8” x 1” (≈10 mm x 2,5 cm) Fender Washers. Do not exceed a 3/8” diameter screw. Refer to your local hardware store for this hardware.

• **** Failure to anchor the shed may result in property damage and/or personal injury.

CLEANING & CARE

Congratulations on your Lifetime® product purchase. By following the instructions below, your new Lifetime product should provide you with years of service and enjoyment.
The polyethylene panels are stain and solvent resistant. Most stains can be removed using a mild soap and a soft-bristled brush. Abrasive cleaning materials may scratch the plastic and are not recommended. Repair scratches or rust spots on the metal by sanding the affected area lightly; using a rust preventative spray primer; and fi nally, spraying with a high-gloss spray enamel paint. Avoid placing a direct heat source on or near surfaces unless using a heat barrier.

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10-YEAR LIMITED FACTORY WARRANTY

THE MANUFACTURER RESERVES THE RIGHT TO MAKE SUBSTITUTIONS TO WARRANTY CLAIMS IF PARTS ARE UNAVAILABLE OR OBSOLETE.

1. Lifetime outdoor sheds are warranted to the original purchaser to be free from defects in material or workmanship for a period of ten years from the date of original retail purchase. The word “defects” is defi ned as imperfections that impair the use of the product. Defects resulting from misuse, abuse or negligence will void this warranty. This warranty does not cover defects due to improper installation, alteration or accident. This warranty does not cover damage caused by vandalism, rusting, “acts of nature” or any other event beyond the control of the manufacturer.
2. This warranty is nontransferable and is expressly limited to the repair or replacement of defective product. If the product is defective within the terms of this warranty, Lifetime Products, Inc. will repair or replace defective parts at no cost to the purchaser. Shipping charges to and from the factory or distribution center are not covered and are the responsibility of the purchaser. Labor charges and related expenses for removal, installation or replacement of the shed or its components are not covered under this warranty.
3. This warranty does not cover scratching or scuffing of the product that may result from normal usage. In addition, defects resulting from intentional damage, negligence, unreasonable use or hanging from the truss will void this warranty.
4. Liability for incidental or consequential damages is excluded to the extent permitted by law. While every attempt is made to embody the highest degree of safety in all equipment, freedom from injury cannot be guaranteed. The user assumes all risk of injury resulting from the use of this product. All merchandise is sold on this condition, and no representative of the company may waive or change this policy.
5. This product is not intended for institutional or commercial use; Lifetime Products, Inc. does not assume any liability for such use. Institutional or commercial use will void the warranty.
6. Our goods come with guarantees that cannot be excluded under the Australian Consumer Law. You are entitled to a replacement or refund for a major failure and for compensation for any other reasonably foreseeable loss or damage. You are also entitled to have the goods repaired or replaced if the goods fail to be of acceptable quality and the failure does not amount to a major failure.
7. This warranty is expressly in lieu of all other warranties, expressed or implied, including warranties of merchantability or fitness for use to extent permitted by Federal and state law. Neither Lifetime Products, Inc., nor any representative assumes any other liability in connection with this product. This warranty gives you specifi c legal rights, and you may also have other rights which vary from state to state (or province to province, as applicable in Canada).

PLEASE INCLUDE YOUR DATED SALES RECEIPT AND PHOTOGRAPHS OF DAMAGED PARTS.
REPORT PRODUCT DEFECTS IN WRITING TO:
Lifetime Products, Inc., PO Box 160010 Clearfield, UT 84016-0010
or call 1-800-225-3865 M–F 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. MST.
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Visit www.lifetime.com or call 1-800-225-3865 to register your product today.

FOR INTERNATIONAL WARRANTY CLAIMS:
All warranty claims must be accompanied by a sales receipt. Report all warranty claims in writing to your regional sales support representative. Please include your dated sales receipt and photographs of damaged parts.
To Identify the representative for your region, please visit: www.lifetime.com/international
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