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General| Brand | Tiger |
|---|---|
| Model | SUMATRAN |
| Category | Outdoor Furnishing |
| Language | English |
Important instructions to read carefully before starting assembly.
Information on how timber is affected by weather and requires post-assembly treatment.
Guidance on ensuring a firm, level base with adequate access for maintenance.
Lists various base options including plastic grid, concrete, slabs, and timber.
Lists the necessary tools and contents of the fixing kits for assembly.
Instructions for safely unpacking and laying out cabin components.
Details on checking the contents of the building pack against supplied lists.
Crucial checks for base readiness, part presence, and delivery condition.
Ensuring logs fit correctly in tongue and grooves, using a mallet gently.
Placing tanalised bearers and metal bar on the prepared base as per diagram.
Checking frame squareness diagonally and realigning the floor if necessary.
Using a spirit level to confirm the base frame is perfectly level.
Laying the first course of logs, starting with half logs on bearers.
Fixing logs to tanalised bearers using specified screws and fixing points.
Specific instructions for fixing through half logs as per diagram.
Re-checking the floor level after initial log placement.
Positioning the gable tops onto the eaves height logs.
Placing purlins with angled cuts oriented towards the bottom.
Ensuring the notches on the purlins align correctly with the gable tops.
Fixing purlins to gable tops using specified nails per join.
Verifying vertical and horizontal squareness before attaching roof boards.
Placing the first tongue and groove roof board flush with the purlin.
Securing roof boards to the apex purlin with specified nails.
Attaching roof boards to an additional purlin using specified nails.
Securing roof boards to the side top logs with specified nails.
Adjusting the final roof board to sit flush with the end purlin.
Attaching roof battens to the underside of roof boards on the low side.
Securing skirting pieces along the length with specified nails.
Flattening roof felt on a clean surface before cutting and application.
Cutting felt strips to size with overhangs, using a straight edge.
Positioning the first felt piece with overhang, avoiding folding underneath.
Fixing felt to the roof edge and through skirting at intervals.
Ensuring felt is tight and securing the top side at specified intervals.
Applying remaining felt, overlapping by 75mm until the roof is fully covered.
Folding overhanging felt ends under the roof board and securing them.
Fixing fascia boards to the top purlin and bottom roof batten.
Completing the look with finials secured over the apex join.
Attaching internal roof battens to the top side logs for sealing.
Fixing storm braces to the inside of gables with slack bottom fixings.
Attaching fascia sleeves to logs using specified screws.
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