The tarpaulin shed is suitable for the temporary storage of a wide variety of goods and machinery, protecting them from the weather and prying eyes. Please follow the instructions for use, particularly in windy locations and during winter use.
Features:- Dimensions (L x W x H): 4.5 x 13 x 3.5 m
- Door opening (W x H): 4.3 x 2.88 m
- Galvanised oval tubing (45 x 1.2 mm, 32 x 1.2 mm, 25 x 1.1 mm)
- Number of arches: 11
- Cover: PVC, 500 g/m
- UV-protected 5 %
- Colour: grey (shade may differ from the image)
- Fire-resistant
- Packaging dimensions: 70 x 60 x 40 cm, 131 x 44 x 12 cm, 137 x 44 x 12 cm, 141 x 32 x 12 cm, 141 x 32 x 12 cm, 181 x 18 x 13 cm, 181 x 22.5 x 10 cm, 137 x 22.5 x 13.5 cm
- Includes a tarpaulin repair kit
Suitable spare cover: 101824407 Timco 4.5 x 13 m 500g grey spare cover
PLEASE NOTE!- Fasteners are not supplied with the shed.
- It is the responsibility of the person erecting the shed to obtain fixings suitable for the base and structure of the shed, which will ensure that the shed remains secure even in strong winds.
- Consult a construction professional to determine a suitable and adequate fixing method for the installation site.
- The appropriate fixing method depends on the wind conditions at the installation site and the underlying ground conditions.
- Retailers or importers are not liable for inadequate securing.
For winter use:- The shed’s roof must always be kept clean. Ensure that fallen snow does not remain on the shed roof.
- The shed cover must be taut. There must be no ‘pockets’ in the cover, particularly at the top of the shed.
- The shed roof stays cleaner when the cover is taut.
- Ensure that the shed frame is straight throughout. If the shed is built directly on the ground, there is a risk that the frame is not straight, which weakens its structural integrity.
- Under no circumstances should snow be cleared from the shed roof from the inside by pushing the cover. This can be life-threatening.
- Always clear snow from the outside using a tool that will not damage the cover.
- The warranty does not cover a shed that has collapsed due to the weight of snow.
In windy conditions:- Choose a wind-sheltered location for the shed
- We do not recommend erecting the hall in particularly windy locations, such as on the banks of waterways or in open fields.
- Erection must be carried out with particular care and the tarpaulin must be tensioned as tightly as possible.
- The frame must be secured to the ground or a base, for example using ground anchors or concrete blocks.
- In windy weather, ensure that the hall’s doors are closed.
- The warranty does not cover damage to the hall caused by strong winds or storms.
