This document provides an assembly guide for the Cornelia-40 ISO type house, a wooden garden building or shed. The manual includes detailed technical drawings, a list of components, and step-by-step instructions for construction.

Function Description

The Cornelia-40 ISO is designed as a versatile wooden structure, likely intended for use as a garden shed, summer house, or small cabin. Its design, featuring multiple windows and a double door, suggests it can serve as a functional and aesthetically pleasing addition to a garden or outdoor space, offering shelter, storage, or a recreational area. The "ISO" in its name might indicate some level of insulation or adherence to specific standards, though further details on this are not provided in the technical drawings.

Important Technical Specifications

Dimensions (Overall):

Base Footprint: Approximately 3224 mm x 2480 mm (external dimensions of the base frame).
Roof Overhang: The roof extends beyond the base, with overall roof dimensions of 3424 mm x 3024 mm.
Height: The total height from the base to the roof peak is approximately 2735 mm. The wall height is around 2170 mm.
Roof Pitch: The roof has a pitch of 17 degrees.

Floor Area:

The internal floor area is approximately 6.9 m².

Materials (Implied from drawings and component list):

Walls: Constructed from interlocking wooden logs/boards, likely spruce or pine, with a thickness of 40 mm (indicated by "Cornelia-40").
Floor: Composed of floor beams and floorboards.
Roof: Consists of roof beams and roof boards.
Windows and Doors: Wooden frames with glazing.

Component Breakdown (from page 9-14):

Wall Boards:

Type 1 (Full Length): 16+1 pieces, 3224 mm long, 70 mm wide, 108 mm high (without tongues).
Type 7 (Full Length): 2 pieces, 3224 mm long, 70 mm wide, 108 mm high (with tongues).
Type 9 (Full Length): 1 piece, 2480 mm long, 70 mm wide, 108 mm high (with tongues).
Type 2 (Shorter): 6 pieces, 2624 mm long, 70 mm wide, 108 mm high (with tongues).
Type 6 (Shorter): 2 pieces, 3224 mm long, 70 mm wide, 108 mm high (with tongues).
Type 3 (Shorter): 2 pieces, 2624 mm long, 70 mm wide, 108 mm high (with tongues).
Type 8 (Window/Door Frame): 2 pieces, 2624 mm long, 70 mm wide, 82 mm high (with 1100 mm opening).
Type 4 (Short): 40+1 pieces, 762 mm long, 70 mm wide, 108 mm high.
Type 5 (Short): 26 pieces, 372 mm long, 70 mm wide, 108 mm high.

Floor Components (from page 10):

Floor Beams:
- 2 pieces, 45x95 mm, 2414 mm long.
- 8 pieces, 45x95 mm, 2924 mm long.
Floor Boards:
- 18x88 mm: 36 pieces, 2344 mm long.
- 18x118 mm: 27 pieces, 2344 mm long.
- 18x140 mm: 23 pieces, 2344 mm long.
Floor Trim: 1 piece, 18x18 mm, length not specified but likely for the perimeter.

Roof Components (from page 11-12):

Corner Post: 4 pieces, 44x44 mm, 1942 mm long.
Cover Boards:
- 4 pieces, 19x90 mm, 1450 mm long.
- 4 pieces, 19x90 mm, 1150 mm long.
Roof Beams (from page 11):
- Type 01 (2+2 mirror): 4 pieces, 44x140 mm, 1999 mm long, with angled cuts (46°, 8°).
- Type 02 (2 pieces): 2 pieces, 44x140 mm, 1475 mm long, with angled cuts (78°, 64°).
- Type 03 (2 pieces): 2 pieces, 44x140 mm, 1475 mm long, with angled cuts (78°, 64°).
- Type 04 (1 piece): 1 piece, 44x140 mm, 600 mm long.
Roof Boards (from page 12):
- 2 pieces (34 pc each), 18 mm thick, varying lengths and widths to form the triangular roof sections. The largest dimensions are 2161 mm (length) and 2835 mm (base width) for one section, and 2762 mm (length) and 3435 mm (base width) for another.
- 2 pieces (19x90 mm), 2871 mm long, with angled cuts (46°).
- 2 pieces (19x90 mm), <3474 mm long, with angled cuts (71°).

Windows and Doors (from page 13):

Double Door: 1 unit, 1955 mm high, 2574 mm wide. Includes various hardware (hinges, handles, locks).
Window: 2 units, 1523 mm high, 1242 mm wide. Includes various hardware (hinges, handles).
Door/Window Frames: 1 unit, 1865 mm high, 2504 mm wide. Includes 6 pieces of 37x57x1450 mm and 37x57x900 mm timber, and 8 pieces of 4.5x100 mm screws.

Fasteners (from page 14):

Nails for roof boards: 2.5x50 mm, 300 pieces.
Screws for eave boards: 4x50 mm, 30 pieces.
Screws for floor beam: 4.5x100 mm, 32 pieces.
Nails for floor boards and trim: 2.5x50 mm, 230 pieces.
Screws and washer for storm bars: 4.5x50 mm, 12 pieces; M5, 12 pieces.
Screws for roof beams:
- 6x180 mm, 10 pieces.
- 5x100 mm, 10 pieces.
- 5x75 mm, 10 pieces.

Usage Features

The Cornelia-40 ISO is designed for self-assembly, indicated by the "Assembly guide" title and the detailed step-by-step instructions.

Modular Construction: The use of interlocking log boards simplifies the wall assembly process.
Pre-cut Components: All timber components appear to be pre-cut to specific lengths and angles, minimizing the need for on-site cutting.
Clear Labeling: Components are numbered and categorized, aiding in identification during assembly.
Comprehensive Hardware: The kit includes all necessary screws, nails, and specialized hardware for doors and windows.
Foundation Flexibility: The manual suggests using masonry units (500-600 mm long) for the plinths, which are not included in the kit, offering flexibility in foundation choice and potentially reducing the number of support points needed.

Assembly Sequence (from page 16-26):

Assemble floor base frame: Construct the foundational frame.
Secure first level of wall boards to base frame with screws: Establish the initial perimeter of the walls.
Install the floor boards: Lay down the flooring.
Build walls up as shown, assemble door frames and drop into place: Construct the walls, integrating the door frames.
Build walls up as shown, drop window into place: Continue wall construction, integrating window frames.
Build walls up as shown: Complete the main wall structure.
Install floor trim: Add finishing trim around the floor.
Install roof beams: Erect the roof support structure.
Install roof boards: Cover the roof beams with roof boards.
Install eave and gable boards: Add decorative and protective boards to the roof edges.
Hang the door and windows: Install the actual door and window sashes into their frames.

Maintenance Features

While the manual does not explicitly detail maintenance, the nature of a wooden building implies standard care:

Moisture Protection: The instruction to "Place cardboard between the concrete and wood to protect from moisture" for the foundation highlights the importance of moisture management to prevent rot and extend the lifespan of the structure. This suggests that regular inspection for moisture ingress and proper ventilation would be crucial.
Wood Treatment: As a wooden structure, it would likely require periodic treatment with wood preservatives, stains, or paints to protect against weathering, UV radiation, and biological degradation (fungi, insects).
Hardware Inspection: Regular checks of door and window hardware (hinges, locks, handles) would ensure smooth operation and security.
Roof Integrity: Inspection of roof boards and eave/gable boards for damage or leaks would be important to maintain the building's watertightness.

Important Note for Installation:

The manual explicitly states: "If any problems occur during the installation of the house, please do not build further. Immediately inform the reseller about the problems with pictures." This emphasizes the importance of stopping work and seeking professional advice if issues arise, to prevent further complications or damage.

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