B Q 5059340679662 Double Door Pent Garden Room Instruction Manual

B Q 5059340679662 Double Door Pent Garden Room

Specifications

• EAN: 5059340679662
• Impala Ref: PRJ29546
• KNG: KNG-3241-3
• Page Size: A4
• Dimensions: 3m x 3.8m

Product Usage Instructions

Safety Precautions Before starting the installation process, please ensure you have read and understood all safety instructions provided in the manual.

Preparation Prepare the area where you will be assembling the garden room kit. Ensure the ground is level and free from any obstructions.

Installation

1. Refer to the provided parts list to ensure all components are available.
2. Begin by assembling the main structural components including Floor, Wall, and Roof Structural Insulated Panels (SIPs) according to the provided instructions.
3. Install doors and windows as per the guidelines provided.
4. Follow the instructions for installing EPDM Rubber Roofing or Roofing Felt and Shingles based on the model you have.
5. Ensure that all components are securely fixed together to form a stable structure.

Care & MaintenanceRegularly inspect the garden room kit for any signs of damage or wear. Clean the surfaces as recommended and perform any necessary maintenance to ensure longevity.

FAQ

• What is covered under the Product Guarantee?
  • The Product Guarantee covers manufacturing defects for specific components like Floor, Wall, Roof Structural Insulated Panels (SIPs), Doors, Windows, EPDM Rubber Roofing or Roofing Felt and Shingles, depending on the model, for a period of 10 years from the date of delivery for online purchases only.
• How do I claim under the Guarantee?
  • If you encounter any issues covered by the Guarantee, please contact our customer service team with your proof of purchase and details of the problem. They will guide you through the claim process.
• Can I modify the garden room kit?
  • We recommend following the provided instructions for assembly and not making modifications that could compromise the structural integrity or void the Product Guarantee.

IMPORTANT – These instructions are for your safety. Please read through them thoroughly prior to handling the product and retain them for future reference.

Parts

INTERNAL CLADDING

EXERNAL CLADDING

You will need

Safety

Before you start

• Please check all components are present before you start building. Ensure there are no missing or damaged parts.

Safety

• Please read the instruction manual carefully before undertaking the construction of your garden room.
• Ensure that instruction manual is retained for future reference.
• The garden room must be installed by a minimum of 3 adults who are proficient in the skills required to complete the task as outlined in the instruction manual.
• Ensure that you have all the tools specified in the instruction manual available before undertaking the product construction.
• Handle any tool used carefully and in accordance with their instructions.
• Keep children and animals away from the assembly site.
• Some parts of the garden room kit have sharp edges and can cause damage. Be sure to wear personal protective equipment: work gloves, long sleeves and goggles.
• Wear safety goggles for eye protection when using machine tools. Make sure power tools are well sealed to avoid any risk of electric shock.
• When using a ladder, make sure it is stable on the ground.
• Do not try to assemble the garden room in high winds, as the work site may become hazardous.
• Be careful when working on the roof and use appropriate safety equipment.
• Do not modify the construction or design of this product. Failure to follow this instruction could lead to injury, death or property damage.
• Refrain from using this product for anything other than its intended purpose.
• Check all the instructions including application, shelf-life, storage, cautions and health and safety sections of the chemical products supplied with the kit, which will be listed on the back of each product, before use. Should you have any concerns or require further information this can be found online or provided on request from supplier/manufacturer of these specific product brands.
• Dispose of any unused parts of the kit and waste responsibly.

Guarantee

We take special care to select high-quality materials and use manufacturing techniques that allow us to create products incorporating design and durability. SEMORA Garden Room Kit Product Guarantees guarantee against manufacturing defects, from the date of delivery (online purchase only), at no additional cost for normal (non-commercial) and intended use.

Please see the table below for details of the length of our SEMORA Product Guarantees.

Wall and Roof Structural Insulated Panels (SIPs), Door and windows, EPDM Rubber Roofing (SEMORA Modern) / Roofing Felt and Shingles (SEMORA New Century)

This guarantee covers product failures and malfunctions provided the product was used for the purpose for which it is intended and subject to installation, cleaning, care, and maintenance in accordance with the information contained in these Terms and Conditions, in the Instruction Manual and standard practice, provided that standard practice does not conflict with the Instruction Manual.  This guarantee does not cover defects and damage caused by the natural wear of parts, bad weather, flooding, heat releases, freezing, damage caused by water quality (hardness, aggressiveness, corrosion, etc.), by the presence of foreign bodies transported by water or otherwise (sand, filings, etc.) or the lack of room ventilation, and damages that could be the consequence of improper use, misuse, negligence, accident or maintenance that is defective or does not comply with good practice or the information in the Instruction This guarantee does not cover defects and damage caused by the natural wear of parts, bad weather, flooding, heat releases, freezing, damage caused by water quality (hardness, aggressiveness, corrosion, etc.), by the presence of foreign bodies transported by water or otherwise (sand, filings, etc.) or the lack of room ventilation, and damages that could be the consequence of improper use, misuse, negligence, accident or maintenance that is defective or does not comply with good practice or the information in the Instruction

Manual. This includes, but is not limited to:

• a) effects of weather exposure on the colour of the external cladding of the Product. Timber will naturally weather over time and to preserve its original colour it needs to be retreated every twelve (12) months after installation;
• b) appearance of natural properties of the Product’s timber as a result from different environmental conditions, which may include changes in colour, immaterial surface splits, immaterial cracks, immaterial warpage, and immaterial shrinkage, insofar as these are that are not defects with the Product itself;
• c) door and window adjustments to the Product as may be reasonably necessary from time to time as part of the Product’s maintenance;
• d) damage and/or faults caused to the Product by vermin or pests (such as insects, mice, rats, foxes, and birds);
• e) damage to the Product caused by storm-force weather conditions including flooding, standing water, or if the Product has been mis-used or deliberately abused;
• f) development of Product faults as a result from any structural alteration made to the building by the customer or a third party employed by the customer; and subject to installation care in accordance with the Instruction Manual;
• g) subsidence to the Product resulting from soil conditions and/or inadequate foundations. If your SEMORA Garden Room is not constructed immediately after delivery or in one go, it is imperative that contents of the kit are stored inside or in a protected location.

In such circumstances, it is recommended to leave the product in its original packaging. It must not be laid directly on the ground to prevent any contact with moisture. It is important that the storage location is flat, especially long-term, or the timber components may warp. Product Guarantee is limited to those parts recognised as defective. Under no circumstances shall it cover fringe expenses (travel, labour) and direct and consequential damage. Any Product Guarantee-related queries should be addressed to Customer Services helpline on 08081754011 (UK). To make a claim under your Product Guarantee, you must present your proof of purchase (such as a purchase invoice or other evidence admissible under applicable law), please keep your proof of purchase in a safe place. Unless stated otherwise by applicable law, any replacement product issued under your GoodHome guarantee will only be guaranteed until expiry of the original GoodHome guarantee period. All claims must be made as soon as reasonably practicable once the defect has been discovered. You may be asked to provide information, proof or evidence of the defect to help with the investigation/troubleshooting. The timeline for the resolution will be discussed with you at the time of the claim. We reserve the right to instruct a third party of our choice to inspect the product to determine the cause of any alleged defect as part of the claims process. Where the product is no longer available, a replacement product of the same or similar specification may be provided at our discretion. These are the only remedies available under Product Guarantee. The Product Guarantee is in addition to and does not affect your statutory rights.

IMPORTANT, RETAIN FOR FUTURE REFERENCE: READ CAREFULLY.

Preparation

Planning

• Check local planning regulations before the build. SEMORA garden room design and its footprint fits within Permitted Development rights for outbuildings so Planning Permission is typically not required, however seek clarification with the local planning authority and ensure that the building and its location complies with their planning approval conditions.
• SEMORA garden room constructed under Permitted Development rights should not be used for habitable accommodation.

Foundations

• For this building to be long-lasting, it needs to be built on solid foundations.
• While there are two SEMORA foundation options to choose from, and you may have a preferred one, the final choice should always be based on the site conditions.
• With that in mind, we recommend booking a site-visit from a qualified surveyor to assess the soil or ground conditions you wish to build on and choose a suitable foundation system.

Concrete Slab Foundation

• A concrete base, if laid correctly, provides a consistently even and solid surface, which will keep the garden building stable and correctly aligned.
• If you already have a concrete base in place, intending to lay the base yourself or getting a local trade professional to do it for you, the base should be the same size as the footprint of your SEMORA garden room to allow rainwater to run straight off the building’s roof and into the surrounding garden. A base too large will increase the risk of water ingress as rain will bounce off a concrete rim around the building and onto the timber walls.
• With that in mind, the base generally should be made about 50 mm bigger than the footprint of the garden room. This offers a degree of tolerance to ensure the building is fully supported.
• If using existing concrete slab foundation, we recommend having your foundations assessed by a professional to avoid any disappointment or unexpected costs.
• We also strongly recommend getting tradesman help when laying a concrete base to ensure that garden room is built on solid foundations, which will make it last in the long run.
• While >150 mm concrete slabs, laid over compacted hardcore and sand are typical for a garden room, the depth of the slab should be decided following a site survey where the ground is assessed along with the size and intended use of the building.

Preparation of components

On a flat surface glue and screw staggered timber beams as shown and let them set

Installation

Starting with the edge put BR1 into place and secure with 3 S80 screws. A suitable wall plug (RP) should be used. Secure at the front middle and back.
Using the supplied OSB template OC1, space the next bearer BR1 and secure with 3 screws, repeat the process to the last BR1 bearer. The bearers should be between 2996 mm and 3000 mm total edge to edge across the base.

Concrete base must be at least the size of the laid out bearers. Before proceeding to the next step use spirit level to ensure that secured bearers are level and use packers if any alignment is necessary.

DPM membrane over floor bearers.

Lay the damp proof membrane DPM down over the bearers with a 150 mm overhang on all edges. Staple the membrane across the length of the first bearer and pull it taut over the bearers. Secure with at least 4 staples to each bearer to prevent the membrane folding and creasing.

Area not possible to add window

Lay all sole plates in place using standard plan. Decide where you want your windows and doors. The diagram below shows where windows and doors can be placed. The grey areas show where you cannot have a door or window.

• Doors and windows cannot be directly placed next to each other.

• Window positions are set at this stage.
• Windows can replace panels on any wall except for corner panels.
• Use a piece of OSB OC1 to set sole plate 11 mm from edge

• Starting in the corner fix your first panel.
• The panel W6 sits astride the sole plate. Glue to the sole plate and fix the timber edges ET with S50 screws.
• Ensure the timber edge sits on the sole plate.

Continue to build your walls using FS splines to FS join the panels with glue and screws.

• Check top panel rebates for an obstruction or debris.
• Slot beams into the top of walls and fix with glue and 50 mm screws through top on the SIP panel on both sides. The MRS3S beams slope from the front of the building to the back.
• You will need to use a ladder / platform for this part.
• Check walls are all screwed and glued.
• Check for plumb.
• Ensure all walls are plumb and the apertures for the windows and doors are 600 mm and 1200 mm respectively

• Exercise caution and use the right type of equipment when working at height.
• Work from inside and outside the building for the first run of roof panel.
• Use ladders and platforms to fix each panel and beam in place. Standing on the roof before it has fully cured is not advised.

• Glue and screw.
• Add 4 x 4 timber beams to join panels.
• 50 mm screws top and bottom of panel
• PU glue
• Continue to add panels in a staggered pattern until roof is complete.

• Ensure you are working safely at height, EPDM membrane is heavy and should be handled by 2 adults. Ensure roof is clean and dry by brushing and running a straight edge across surface.
• Position membrane equally on all sides.

Roll the membrane back and roller the water based adhesive to cover the exposed surface, leaving a few inches around the edges for contact adhesive. Stick the first section down and roll back the membrane to apply the adhesive. Work in stages. Roll back the membrane smoothing out any air pockets with a dry roller or soft brush.

Once the application of the water-based bonding adhesive is completed, use the contact adhesive. This will hold the sheet in place securely as the water- based adhesive can take up to few hours to cure and form a strong bond with the membrane. Apply the contact adhesive to both the roof and back of the membrane to the point it is tacky to a finger touch and fold over the membrane to complete the process.

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• Continue to fix panels ensure the panels are level at base.
• Fix panels adjacent to the windows first. Corner planks are applied last. M6CP1 should be placed on the right of each window to allow for window fitting.

• Press window from the exterior and secure the brackets with screws.
• Take care to ensure window is aligned in the aperture and the frame is pressed against the cladding.
• Once frame have been inserted and fixed check if it is fitted plumb and straight.
• NOTE: The door is connected using the same procedure. An extra person may be required to hold the door in place.

Fold membrane over edges and cut at 45 degrees to make neat corners. Use contact adhesive to stick the edges of the membrane to the roof edge. Contact adhesive should be applied on each surface, allowed to dry tacky before pressing in place.

Grey coverboard is applied with polypins pairs every 400 mm. Use polytop pins in pairs and sealant along full length to apply roof trim. When the roof is longer than the 2.5 m trim a joiner is supplied.

• Guttering is fixed so the water can flow off the roof.
• Brackets should be install with a 10 mm to 0 mm fall.
• Install brackets using S50 screws so water from roof will drip into gutter. Brackets should be 1 cm higher at front of building to allow water to drain.

• All panels are IW600 except for corners.
• Cladding panels for the internal walls are fixed with 30 mm screws countersinking screws allow filler to be applied for painting 8 screws per panel. Corner panels on the sides are thinner than a standard panel.
• Set the panels on the floor and leave a gap at the top which will be on the sides and front.

Fix front window trim with veneer pins (VP).

• Fix front door trim with veneer pins (VP).
• Supplied internal caulk IC can now be used for preparation for decorating.

Care & maintenance

• Maintaining your garden building is equally as important as the original build, and ensures the structure is set to last a long time. SEMORA garden rooms need little maintenance year on year; however, the key is to be proactive, with focus on the areas detailed in this instruction manual.
• Keep your garden room well ventilated is to ensure there is as little build-up of moisture as possible. This is especially important when condensation becomes an issue during winter months, when there is a greater difference between inside and outside temperatures.
• Keep the area around the building clear – a constant airflow prevents moisture from being trapped underneath the building and damage occurring from the damp ground.
• No plants should be touching the garden room. Wall climbing plants, shrubs, and old leaves can quickly degrade and cause localised damp spots.
• Inspect and clear roof and guttering of all debris minimum twice a year.
• Regularly check that the roof materials are in good condition and all parts are correctly in place.
• Regularly check the condition of your product, and perform any repairs required.
• Check the condition of the silicone seals around doors and windows and replace them, if necessary.
• Doors and windows in the garden room will also need to be cleaned and maintained properly. Oil/lubricate hinges occasionally for maximum performance and longevity. To clean, use a soft cloth or sponge and a mild household detergent. Please do not use abrasive pads or solvent based cleaners as this may result in damaged surface or discolouring.
• Never use a jet washer or extension hose to power wash your garden room doors and windows.
• Even with treatment, moisture may enter through corners, knots, crevices and joins between parts. If necessary, apply silicone.

Snow

• If you live in the area that receives snow, it is always recommended to clear your roof of snow as soon as you can and after each snowfall. Layers more than 10 cm thick can be dangerous!
• Accumulation of snow on a flat roof can lead to water ponding, disfiguration of the roof membranes and more serious damage to the structure of the roof.
• Use of a plastic snow shovel to start removing as much excess snow as possible is recommended as metal shovels are more likely to damage the roof membranes.
• Once the excess snow is removed, a stiff broom or rake can be used to clear the surface of the roof, with care not to dig the broom or rake into the roof as this may cause damage.
• Clearing gutters and drains of all snow is important as well as snow will melt and is likely to build up, preventing a path to properly drain water from the roof, which may lead to water pooling and leaks.

Wood treatment

• Our external cladding is pressure treated, so does not require any maintenance. However, if you want to maintain the original look or change the colour, then you can do so with a water-based UV oil or wood stain. Follow the manufacturer’s treatment instructions.

Door adjustment

• Door should open and close smoothly without rubbing or catching. Please ensure frames and hinges are clean and free from debris and dirt build-up. If necessary, hinges and cams can be adjusted to ensure a suitable fit.

Hinges

• Compression Adjustment Screw
  allows installer or user to adjust required compression +/- 1.5 mm. Ensure compression is evenly distributed across all hinges.

• Height Adjustment Screw allows installer or user to adjust required height +8 mm / -0 mm. Ensure that weight of the door is evenly distributed across all hinges.

• Lateral Adjustment Screw allows installer or user to adjust required lateral setting +/- 6 mm. Ensure this adjustment is evenly distributed across all hinges.

Cams

Manufacturer:

• UK Manufacturer:
  • Kingfisher International Products Limited, 1 Paddington Square, London, W2 1GG, United Kingdom

EU Manufacturer:

Kingfisher International Products B.V., Rapenburgerstraat 175E, 1011 VM Amsterdam, The Netherlands

• www.diy.com
• www.screwfix.com
• www.screwfix.ie
• To view instruction manuals online, visit www.kingfisher.com/products

References

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