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Importance of a firm, level base for building stability and moisture prevention.
Using silicone sealant inside and outside windows to prevent water ingress.
Applying water-resistant treatment annually to protect the building.
Keeping trees/hedges trimmed back to prevent damage and water ingress.
Inspecting and replacing damaged roofing felt to prevent water leaks.
Applying suitable oil to moving parts like hinges for continued proper use.
Traditional style using rough sawn timber, economic for lower impact use.
Interlocking timber style for strength, smoother finish, continuous lines.
Ensuring lower edge of panels overhangs the floor for proper fixing.
Laying a concrete base with hardcore for a solid, level foundation.
Using flag stones on a hardcore and sand base for a level foundation.
Advice on treatment timing, base type, missing parts, and tools needed.
Guidance on window fixing, joist direction, building rigidity, and difficulty.
Explanations for door gaps, window water tightness, and leaks.
Practical advice for preventing wood splitting and protecting glazing during assembly.
Essential safety precautions for construction, including number of people, weather, and tools.
Guidance on handling minor wooden panel imperfections like protruding nails or knots.
Warning about modifying the product, its impact on warranty, and safety.
Guidance on contacting support for issues and performing regular checks.
Details on warranty coverage, limitations, and care requirements.
Information on how to obtain spare parts through customer services.
Advice on handling, fitting, and improving water resistance of glazing.
Notes on door fitting, gaps, and potential alignment issues.
Tips on handling panels that may be un-square due to transit.
Guidance on site selection, foundation preparation, and building stability.
Importance of treating the building after assembly and annually.
Understanding natural wood movement, expansion, contraction, and warping.
Laying floor sections with joists facing upwards and flipping the assembled floor.
Placing and fixing the first plain wall panel to the floor edge, checking page 4 for sizes.
Fixing gable central panels to the top of plain panels.
Aligning and fixing roof truss sections using gable apex panels.
Assembling the individual truss pieces together.
Placing and fixing plain gable sections next to back plain wall panels.
Laying and fixing additional plain wall panels and gable sections.
Fixing plain and window panels to the front of the building according to size.
Installing the door frames and the door threshold securely.
Fitting and securing the door frames to the building structure.
Correctly positioning roof trusses based on roof panel dimensions.
Fixing the wall panels to the floor sections for stability.
Ensuring correct alignment of roof panels with framing, not cladding.
Positioning and fixing roof panels square with framing and across roof trusses.
Continuing to push and fix roof panels to the centre to add rigidity.
Attaching hinges to the back view of the doors.
Installing the door lock handle centrally to the main door frame.
Fixing the door rebate to the side of the door frames.
Attaching the door cloaking strip to the door for a finished look.
Cutting and fixing cloaking strips to the building's exterior.
Fixing facia blocks along the roof edges.
Tacking roof felt in place with overhangs at the ends and eaves.
Repeating roof felt installation stages for the other side of the roof.
Preparing felt as a starter layer for shingles installation.
Securing the facia boards along the roof edges.
Importance of pilot drilling holes before inserting fixings.
Treating the building after assembly and annually for protection.
Referencing separate instructions for shingles roof covering.
Treating the building annually to protect it.
This manual describes the assembly and maintenance of a Traditional Apex Door Offset Windowless Workshop, available in various sizes under the BILLYOH brand, with product code INS-0046. The workshop is designed for domestic and outdoor use, providing a functional and secure storage solution for garden and workshop needs.
The workshop serves as a robust, windowless outdoor storage building. Its apex roof design provides ample headroom and efficient water run-off, while the offset double door allows for easy access and storage of larger items. The windowless design enhances security and privacy for stored contents.
The workshop is available in multiple sizes, categorized by gable length and depth:
The floor sections are available in either 19mm or 28mm Tongue and Groove (TG) construction. Specific floor codes are provided for different sizes and thicknesses:
The cladding styles include Overlap and Shiplap. Overlap cladding uses rough sawn timber, providing a traditional, unfinished look and economical solution. Shiplap cladding interlocks for greater strength and a smoother finish with continuous lines.
Fasteners used in assembly include:
The roof is covered with felt, supplied in rolls, with a recommended 70mm overhang at each end. Shingles are also an option for roof covering.
General| Brand | Billyoh |
|---|---|
| Model | 6000 Series |
| Category | Garden Houses |
| Language | English |
