Presto Instant Garage Building Instructions

PRESTO PART DESCRIPTION

Peak Gussets Corner Gussets

1" Round Screws

2" Wood ScrewsCorner Base Strip

Purlins

(2" x 3" x 8')

Tarpaulin

Rafter Wall Stud

Base Strips

(1" x 4" x 8')(1" x 4" x 4')

(2" x 3" x 5') (2" x 3" x 7')

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(2" x 3" x 4')

Door Guide

(2" x 3" x 6' 10-3/4")

Door Frame

(2" x 3" x 7')

Angle Cuts Straight

(1" x 4" x 15")

C1 C2 E1&2 F

D1&2 A B G

H K2 K3 I

PRESTO PARTS DESCRIPTION

Ferrule L-Bracket

Turnbuckles

Ground Pegs

Cable

10" Tarp Straps Joiner

Ground Pegsc/w Nut on Top

1" Pan Head w/ Washer Std. Screw Eyes

K8 K9 J1 J2

J4 J5 K5

J3 K6 K7

Crank Assembly

H1

SINGLE PRESTO PARTS LIST PACKERPart # Description of Part Description 20' 24' 28' Packing

WOOD PACKAGE & COVERS ( TOP BOX ) B Wall stud 2" X 3" 12 14 16G Door Side Frame 2" X 3" 2 2 2F Door Guide - Tapered 2" X 3" Tapered 2 2 2

TARPSI Door Cover Q1600 White 1 1 1

Front Left Corner Cover Q1600 White 1 1 1Front Right Corner Cover Q1600 White 1 1 1

Front Peak Cover Q1600 White 1 1 1Back Cover Q1600 White 1 1 1Top Cover P1080 S / B 1 1 1Sandbag 10 12 14

WOOD PACKAGE & HARDWARE BAG ( BOTTOM BOX )A Rafter 2" X 3" 12 14 16

C1 Peak Gusset STEEL 6 7 8C2 Corner Gusset STEEL 12 14 16D1 Ridge Horizontal 4' 2" X 3" 1 1

D2 Ridge Horizontal 8' 2" X 3" 2 3 3D1 Corner Purlin 4' 2" X 3" 2 2

D2 Corner Purlin 8' 2" X 3" 4 6 6E1 Base strip 4' 1" X 4" 2 2

E2 Base strip 8' 1" X 4" 4 6 6H Corner Base Strip 1" X 4" 2 2 2

H1 Door Crank Assembly** ** Below 1 1 1HARDWARE BAG

J1 Ground Rods (Angle) 24" 6 8 10J2 Ground Peg (Hex) 24" 2 2 2K9 L-Bracket 4 Hole 2 2 2J5 Joiner 6 Hole 2 2 2K3 1" Round Head Screw 668 g 758 g 848 gK6 1" Pan Head w/ Washer 100 g 115 g 130 gK2 2" Screw 300 g 307 g 314 gK7 Screw Eyes 20 22 24J3 Cable 100' 125' 150'K8 Ferrule 8 8 8K5 Turnbuckle 4 4 4J4 Tarp Straps 9" 8 10 12

** Door Crank Assembly = 1-Crank w/universal, 1-Swedged Roll Pipe, 1-Roll Pipe, 2-U-Clamps, 2-U Clamp Bolts, 1-19mm Roll Pin, 1- Large Roll Pin, 1-Crank Lock Bracket

Page 4 PRESTO INSTANT GARAGE

BUILDING INSTRUCTIONS

A. Preparing the Site 1) The ideal site should be reasonably flat or slightly elevated to facilitate water run off. 2) Square off the erection site by making sure distance A & B are the same. Mark the

corners and locations of studs at 4’ centers.

B. Constructing a Member

1) On a flat surface (preferably concrete or asphalt) lay out one complete frame member. Layout the 2” x 3” members, leaving enough room in the corners (use the 2” x 3” assembly block) for the 2”x 3” purlins (horizontal supports), using the outside to outside measurements provided below. Ensure that the ends of the 2” x 3” which are marked with a “slash / painted end” are assembled together at the peak. Lay the corner and peak gussets into place and use a 3/8”drill to screw eight #8 x 1”round head wood screws into place, follow screw pattern provided. Turn the unit over and install the 1” round head screws in the gusset. Once the member is complete use it as a template to assemble the remaining 5 units.

NOTE: DO NOT USE GUSSETS AS TEMPLATES

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C. Assembling the Framework 1) Stand up #1 & #2 frame

members first. Place 2”x3” purlins (horizontal bracing) into position in the peak and corners of the frame members. Be sure to stagger the purlins as indicated below. Toenail the 2” screws into the purlins as shown below. Now erect remaining frame members.

NOTE: Pilot Holes recommended for all inserts other than in steel gusset.

Note: Be sure the heads of the screws are countersunk so they do not protrude

and cut the fabric.

2) Install the 1” x 4” base strips (with 2” screws) about 4” above ground, on both sides of the unit.

Page 6 D. Installing the Ground Pegs

1) Install the six ground pegs as shown below.

E. Installing the Side Cables 1) Install the side cables as shown using ferrules to secure cable to screw eye and turnbuckles as shown – tighten. Make sure frame is square.

Page 7/10 F. Installation of Door Frame

1) Install the door frame member into the gusset making sure that the end is square to the ground and the member is straight up and down. Attach the frame member to the endwall using the #8 x 1” wood screws as shown.

NOTE: FINISHED DOOR WIDTH MUST 8’-5 1/2” (+/- 1”)

2) Next attach the 1” x 4” lower door brace to the bottom and inside of the door frame member with the #8 x 2” wood screws, and then attach the opposite end of the 1” x 4” lower brace to the wall stud with #8 x 2” wood screws as shown. Then attach the L-Bracket to the 1” x 4” lower brace as shown.

Page 8/10 3) Next insert ground pegs through L-Bracket as shown below. REPEAT STEPS 1-3 FOR OPPOSITE SIDE. NOTE: MEASURE DOOR WIDTH 8’ 5 ½”

G. Installation of the Tarpaulin

1) Check all surfaces which will come in contact with the tarp, this is to ensure they are smooth and that there is no possibility of tearing. (All Tarps are Silver side out.) 2) Install the back cover. Open back cover and place across back of the building using a staple gun, fasten sufficiently to hold the cover in place until the top cover is placed. 3) Attach the front triangular pieces and staple into position as shown. (there will be excess fabric on outside of the wall stud) Place tapered 2” x 3” door guide as shown and fasten with 2” screws. The tapered door guide will be shorter than the door frame.

Page 9/10 4) Next install the front door/peak cover. Staple cover into place, make sure the bottom of the door is just above the ground. The door portion of the cover will be wider than the opening. Staple the peak portion only.

5) Two screw eyes are to be placed on each (as shown) 2” x 3” door guide. Keep the screw eyes even with the eyelets in the front roll up door cover, and far enough back on the 2” x 3” door guide to keep the door snug. The eyelet snaps over the screw eye to keep the door closed and a pin (not included) should be inserted to ensure it does not slip off.

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6 ) The fitted top cover needs to pulled over the top of your building. Make sure it does not catch on any sharp edges. You will note that the cover is tailored to pull tight over end. Place the top cover over the building so that the Grey/Silver side is out and 3 cuts in the cover ends are directly over the ends as shown. Next secure the end flaps to the structure using the 1” Pan Head screws as shown below.

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7) Next install your tarp straps on the inside of the top cover. The webbing loop on top cover is fed under the 1” x 4” base strip at bottom of building. Next attach the tarp strap to the webbing loop and pull upward. You will need to install a screw eye a few inches above the reach of the tarp strap (in the relaxed position) in order to get desired tension. Once your screw eye is installed you can hook up your tarp strap and continue the process with the other straps as shown below.

8. The excess tarp material on the ground must be weighted down. The 10 sand bags can be used for flap weight for short periods, but using soil or road gravel on the flat is much more effective. Weights on the flaps are not sufficient to keep this unit stable in strong winds. The 6 ground pegs (provided) must be driven into firm soil.

Your Presto Instant Garage Is Now Ready For Use!

Tools Required For Installation 1. 3/8” Reversible Power Drill / Battery Operated 2. #2 Square End Drill Screw Driver 3. 2 – 6’ Step Ladders 4. Extension Cord in Required Length 5. 25’ Measuring Tape 6. Staple Gun 7. Hammer or Bolt Cutter (tightening of ferrules on cable)

WARNING: 1. Building may sweat in changing temperatures without power ventilation. (Lining the

inside with inexpensive 4 mil poly will also eliminate or reduce condensation.) 2. Unit may be damaged in high winds if door left open. 3. The ground flap must be securely weighted down, either with sand bags provided or gravel

whenever possible. 4. Although the Presto has a superior (to most small steel framed units) snow load, it is wise to

remove extra load, especially on the slopes in high snowfall areas. NOTE: DO NOT REMOVE SNOW ON TOP OF BUILDING FROM INSIDE.

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Roll-Up Door Instructions

ASSEMBLY

A. Installing the Roll Pipe onto Universal Insert roll pipe (without swedged end) into the universal and secure using the large roll pin provided.

B. Assembling Roll Pipes and attaching to door Insert the roll pipe with the swedged end into the roll pipe attached to the universal and secure with the small roll pin. Insert roll pipes into pocket on door tarp and secure using the two u-clamps provide and self tapping screws. Finish crank assembly by installing the crank lock bracket on the outside of building and screwing it to the first wall stud. Lock crank handle in bracket.