Super Presto Garage Building Instructions

Manufactured by: Inland Plastics Inc 403.823.6252

For 2007 or Newer Models

SUPER PRESTO PARTS LIST PACKER Pg 3Part # Description of Part Description 32' 36' 40' Packing

WOOD PACKAGE1 Wall stud 2" X 6" 18 20 222 Rafter 2" X 6" 18 20 223 Peak Gusset OSB 18 20 224 Corner Gusset OSB 36 40 445 Corner Horizontal 4' 2" X 4" 2

Corner Horizontal 8' 2" X 4" 4 4 2Corner Horizontal 16' 2" X 4" 2 2 4

6 Ridge Horizontal 4' 2" X 4" 1Ridge Horizontal 8' 2" X 4" 1Ridge Horizontal 16' 2" X 4" 2 2 2

7 Base strip 4' 2" X 4" 2Base strip 8' 2" X 4" 2Base strip 16' 2" X 4" 4 4 4

8 Door Side Frame 2" X 4" 2 2 29 Door Guide - Tapered 2" X 3" Tapered 2 2 2

10 Header 2" X 6" 2 2 211 Peak Brace 2" X 4" 9 10 1112 Baseplate 4' 2" X 6" Treated 2 4

Baseplate 8' 2" X 6" Treated 2Baseplate 8'-0 1/2" 2" X 6" Treated 2 2 2

Baseplate 16' 2" X 6" Treated 4 4 413 Side Horizontal 4' 2" X 4" 2

Side Horizontal 8' 2" X 4" 2Side Horizontal 16' 2" X 4" 4 4 4

14 Door Post (Rear) 2" X 4" 2 2 215 Corner Guard 3'-5 11/16 OSB 2 2 2

Corner Guard 4' OSB 2Corner Guard 7'-5 11/16 OSB 2 2 2

Corner Guard 8' OSB 8 8 1016 Walk-In Door Header 2" X 6" 1 1 117 Diagonal Supports 2" X 4" 6 6 618 Gusset Wedge 2" X 4" 14 16 1819 Base Member 3'-8 1/8" 2" X 6" 2 2 2

Base Member 7'-8 9/16" 2" X 6" 2 2 2HARDWARE BAG

20 L Bracket 6 Hole 6 6 621 Joiner 6"x6" - 6 Hole 44 48 5222 Baseplate Clips "Fence Clips" 18 20 2223 Ground Rods (Hex) 24" 16 20 2424 1" Round Head Screw 600 g 640 g 680 g25 1 1/2" Screw 2000 g 2250 g 2500 g26 2" Screw 1150 g 1185 g 1220 g27 3" Screw 1000 g 1100 g 1200 g28 Rope (+10'/2' addition) 150' 150' 170' 190'29 Door Hardware 1 1 1

TARPS30 Walk-In Door P1080 1 1 131 Door Tarp P1080 1 1 132 Front Left Corner P1080 1 1 133 Front Right Corner P1080 1 1 134 Front Peak Tarp P1080 1 1 135 Back Cover P1080 1 1 136 Top Cover P1080 1 1 1

SUPER PRESTO DOOR PARTS LIST PACKERPart # Description of Part Description 32' 36' 40' Packing

DOOR PACKAGE1 2" Roll Pipe 1 1 12 Fixed Bracket 1 1 13 Hook System 2 2 24 Crank Handle 1 1 15 Crank Handle Bolt 1 1 16 Crank Arm w/ Universal Joint 1 1 17 3/8" Snapper Pin 1 1 18 Standard Collar 3 3 39 Bearing Collar 1 1 1

10 Collar Bolts 4 4 411 Collar Allen Screw 8 8 812 Chain 2 2 213 U-Clamp 4 4 414 U-Clamp Screw 4 4 415 Turnbuckle 1 1 116 3/16" Cable (13') 1 1 117 Cable Clamp 2 2 218 Cable Bracket 1 1 119 1" Flat x 1/8" x 10' Tarp Bracing 1 1 120 Instructions 1 1 1

Baseplates

Wall Stud

Corner Purlin

Tapered Door Guide

Rafter

Ridge Purlin

Header

Peak Gusset

Base Strip

Peak Brace

Corner Gusset

Door Side Frame

Wood Screw

Side Horizontal

Diagonal Supports

Joiner

Rear Door Post

Gusset Wedge

Baseplate Clip

Corner Guards

Base Member

Ground Rod

Walk-in Header

L-Bracket

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SUPER 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. Layout the Baseplates

1) On a flat surface (preferably concrete or asphalt) layout the treated 2” x 6” baseplates as directed below. Drill out holes for the ground pegs to be inserted into. Measurement from opposing corners should equal 37’-8 13/16”. Install ground pegs. Next install baseplate clips onto baseplate at 4’ O/C, except on corners. (Note: Example is for a 32’ model)

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C. Assembling a Member/Arch 1) On a flat surface (preferably concrete or asphalt) lay out one complete frame member.

Layout the 2” x 6” members, leaving enough room in the corners for the 2” x 4” purlins (horizontal supports), using the outside to outside measurements provided below. Ensure that the ends of the 2” x 6” which are marked with a “slash” are assembled together in the corners A & B. Lay the corner and peak gussets into place and use a 3/8” drill to screw eight #8 x 1 ¼” wood screws into place, follow screw pattern below. Use the 2”x 4” “assembly block” as a purlin to align corners and gussets as shown below. Next install the peak brace using the joiners supplied and the #8 x 1 ¼” wood screws. Next install the peak brace and the joiners using the 1” Round Head screws. The peak brace fits directly below the peak gusset and attaches with a 4 joiners. (2 on each side) Turn the unit over and install the gussets and joiners on the opposite side just like the previous step. Once the member is complete use it as a template to assemble the remaining members.

Page 6/11 D. Erecting the Arches

1) When erecting the arches onto the baseplates make sure the first arch is roped and secure as shown below. (not mandatory to rope other arches) Once the arch is up, secure it to the baseplate through the use of the baseplate clips. Use the #8 x 1 ¼” wood screws to attach stud to the baseplate clip as shown below.

E. Installing the Purlin Supports

1) When installing purlins remember to offset them from side to side (as shown below left). Once the purlins are set in place take two #8 x 2” wood screws and toe nail them through the studs and into the purlins to hold them in place. (as shown below right) Repeat for each arch.

Page 7/11 F. Installation of Horizontal and Diagonal Bracing

1) Install the horizontal bracing on the outside at 3” from the baseplate or 4.5” from the ground using #8 x 3” wood screws. The inside horizontal braces are installed 6’ from the ground using #8 x 2” wood screws. Install the diagonal bracing just above the top horizontals. Diagonals will cross 3 arch members. Reverse the direction from one side to the other for more support as shown below.

G. Installation of Rear/Back Members

1) Install the door header first by inserting the door header into the corner gussets and attaching using the #8 x 2” wood screws as shown in detail E. Next install the door frame members using #8 x 1¼” wood screws and l-brackets at the bottom as shown in detail A, and #8 x 1 ¼” wood screws and joiners at the top as shown in detail D. Next install the walk-in door header using #8 x 1¼” wood screws and joiners as shown in detail B. Finish the end wall by securing the foundation members to the baseplates using #8 x 1¼” wood screws and l-brackets as shown in Detail C. (2 brackets per side)

NOTE: Joiners are installed on both sides of the wood frame members.

Page 8/11 H. Installation of the Front Door Frame Members

1) Install the door frame header first by inserting each end into the corner gussets and aligning it with the corner of the studs. One it is level and aligned screw 2 - #8 x 1 ¼” wood screws through the corner gusset and into the header to attach it. (shown below) Repeat for other side. 2) Install the vertical door frame member first by aligning the bottom at 90 degrees to the ground and the baseplate. Insert the top of the door frame member in between the corner gussets and when it is level/vertical use two #8 x 1 ¼” wood screws to attach it. Repeat for opposite side.

3) Install the door baseplate using 4 - #8 x 1 ¼” wood screws on the inside to attach it to the door frame member. Repeat on opposite side. Once the door baseplates are secured to the door frame members use a #8 x 3” wood screw and toenail it through the side of the door frame member and down through the treated 2” x 6” baseplate for stability. (shown below left) Repeat on opposite side.

Page 9/11 I. Installation of Corner and Side Guards

1) Install all of the corner and side guards to wall frame members using #8 x 1¼” wood screws. Make sure to leaver 2” of space from the edge of the front door frame member to the front corner kick guard for the tapered door guide to fit.

J. Installation of Tarpaulins and Door Guides

1) Once the corner and side guard panels are in place, install the door guides in order to hold the front corner tarps in place. First take the front corner tarps and staple them in place with a industrial stapler, then use #8 x 3” wood screws to attach door guide to the door frame member over the tarp. (as shown below right) After the door guide is in place use the 1” wood screws with a washer to secure the corner tarps on. Repeat for opposite side.

Page 10/11 2) Next install the peak cover. Staple cover into place, make sure the bottom of the door is just above the ground. Staple the peak portion only.

3) Once the peak cover is in place install the rear/back cover in the same manner. 4 ) The fitted top cover is folded as to roll down from the center ridge of the building. You will note that the cover is tailored to pull over the gable. 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 points A, B, & C as shown below. Next screw down the center as shown then pull the cover tight going from end to end put screws/washers at about 18’’ on center.

7) Next install the polyethylene rope onto the sides of your cover in order to finish securing you top cover. Make sure rope is tight all along the side so that cover does flap too much in wind.

Page 11 8) Door Tarps To install the door tarps you will need the 2 pieces of steel strapping. The top of the door tarps have a rope sewn into the hem and the bottom has a pocket. The door tarp is wider than the opening so you must center the door giving approximately the same amount of material on either side of the door. The door should be just above the ground by 1” or 2”. Once you have the door in position it is to be secured to the door header with the steel strapping using the 1” round head wood screws and locate it just below the rope in the hem. Repeat for the other door as shown below.

15. The excess tarp material on the ground must be weighted down. 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 or gravel

whenever possible.

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Roll-Up Door Instructions

ASSEMBLY

A. Installing the Roll Pipe and Securing 1) Approximately 8” from the bottom edge of the door (pocket) cut out a 2”piece of

material as shown below. Repeat for opposite side. Next install the 2” roll pipe into the pocket on the bottom of the door. As you are sliding the pipe through the pocket insert the collars with the chain attached into the cut outs and onto the 2” pipe. The collar with the loop on the end goes onto the end of the roll pipe. Next install the chain onto the collars by inserting the bolt on the bottom of the collars through the link in the chain. Tighten up set screws on collars so that the chains hang below the door and right above the hooks on the door baseplates. Install u-clamps on the bottom of door to hold tarp material onto roll pipe. Install one on each end and one in the middle. (drill hole)

B. Install the Crank Assembly

1) The crank assembly attaches onto the end of the roll where the splined shaft is. Simply slide the end of the crank assembly onto the splined shaft and lock it on with the snapper pin supplied as shown below.

C. Install the Guide Cable and Bracket

1) Install the cable bracket first at the top of the door as shown below. Next run the cable through the bottom loop on the door baseplate and through the loop on the collar that is on the end of the roll pipe. Run the cable up to the bracket and attach as shown below onto the turnbuckle using the ferrules supplied. Tighten up cable by turning the turnbuckle.

D. Install the Fixed Locking Bracket

1) Install the fixed locking bracket on the opposite side of the door as the cable bracket. Make sure to install the bracket low enough down on the door so that the crank handle can safely be locked into place in it. When bracket is secured you can hook chains into hooks on the door baseplates and turn the crank to apply tension on door then lock crank in fixed bracket to lock door into place.