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General| Brand | Tiger |
|---|---|
| Model | PANTHERA |
| Category | Garden Houses |
| Language | English |
Essential pre-assembly instructions and safety advice to follow.
Information on how timber reacts to weather conditions and necessary treatments.
Guidelines for constructing a suitable and level base for the cabin.
Overview of recommended base materials and their suitability.
List of essential tools needed for assembly, not supplied with the kit.
Details of all screws, nails, and bolts included in the fixing kit.
General advice on the assembly process and ensuring parts are aligned.
Critical checks to perform before starting assembly, including base and parts.
Instructions for unpacking and organizing all cabin parts before assembly.
Guide to assembling the double door frame and fitting it into the cabin.
Procedure for positioning the tanalised bearers correctly on the prepared base.
Instructions for starting the construction of the cabin walls with the first layer of logs.
Steps for laying and temporarily securing the cabin floorboards.
Guidance on interlocking logs layer by layer to build the cabin walls higher.
Process for inserting and positioning doors and windows within the cabin structure.
Fitting the gable tops to the top of the cabin walls for roof support.
Securing the purlins to the gable tops to form the roof structure.
Attaching the tongue and groove roof boards to the purlins.
Fitting roof battens and skirting to the underside of the roof.
Measuring, cutting, and applying the roofing felt for weather protection.
Fixing fascia boards to the roof edges for a finished appearance and water runoff.
Final installation of floorboards, ensuring correct gaps for expansion.
Securing the doors and windows by attaching fascia boards internally and externally.
Fitting internal battens to seal the roof and side walls.
Installing skirting boards around the internal perimeter of the cabin floor.
Securing storm braces to the gables for enhanced structural stability.
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