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General| Model Number | AT101 |
|---|---|
| Category | Lawn and Garden Equipment |
| Product Type | Storage Shed |
| Material | Galvanized Steel |
| Color | Eggshell |
| Floor Included | No |
| Ventilation | Yes |
| Lockable | Yes |
| Door Type | Sliding |
Instructions for removing manual, locating dimensions, and preparing parts before assembly.
Details on kit parts, quantities, and customer service contact for missing items.
Cautionary note regarding sharp edges and the need for gloves when handling metal parts.
Instructions for interlocking and telescoping long attic channels to fit building dimensions using bolts and nuts.
Installing two posts at the rear corner, telescoping to proper length, and fastening with bolts and nuts.
Installing two posts toward the front based on building dimensions and fastening them.
Procedure for installing posts in buildings without a mid wall frame by drilling and fastening.
Positioning and fastening long attic channel assemblies to posts at desired height using bolts and nuts.
Repeating the attachment procedure for subsequent posts, ensuring channels are level using the same hole set.
Positioning short attic channels between long channels and fastening with bolts and nuts based on wall panel width.
Drilling siding with a 1/4" diameter drill if the building is already assembled.
Fastening bottom of posts when mid wall frames are offset from siding, potentially reversing the post.
Procedure for buildings without a mid wall frame, aligning posts and drilling siding panel.
Cautionary note on the 250 lb load limit for shelving and proper weight distribution.
Examples of using attic channels for hanging tools or adjusting to different heights for storage.
Example of covering attic channels with wood to create a workbench.
Guidance on attaching the kit through sheet rock into studs or directly to studs using wood screws.
Using the attic kit for extra storage space in a garage, hung from rafters or beams.
Attaching posts to rafters in a basement for safe storage off a damp floor.
