Installation Instructions

STEP 1. GENERAL
STEP 2. INVENTORY
STEP 3. FRAME PREPARATION
E-Z BUILD SHED GUIDE
12' × 12' • 12' × 16' • 12' × 20'
Prior to beginning construction, the area
selected for the shed location must be level
and cleared of obstructions.
PLEASE NOTE: This shed construction aid is intended solely to provide general knowledge as to one of the ways
a shed may be constructed. We suggest you check with your local building ofcials regarding site location, permit
procedures, safety regulations and specications of materials used to construct your new storage shed. Builders
who utilize this aid must proceed at their own risk and are solely responsible for complying with all building codes
which pertain in their community. Midwest Manufacturing hereby disclaims all liability for any damages whether
consequential, incidental, special or otherwise, which may result from following this do-it yourself aid.
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Separate all lumber, hardware, etc. into
individual stacks of like items.
Unfold each frame, setting aside (2) frames
to be used as end walls. From 1×4 pine
boards, cut gusset plates 6" long:
• 24 for a 12' building
• 32 for a 16' building • 40 for a 20' building
Apply gusset plates on each side of the top
and bottom fold locations. Use (4) 8d nails on each gusset plate. Frames used as end walls require
only (1) gusset plate at the top and bottom on the side opposite the metal plates. See Figure 1.
BUILD
Figure 1
6"
2×4 Sidewall
Frame Members
2×4 Top Chords
Treated 2×4 Bottom
Frame Member
1×4×6" gusset
plate at top and
bottom fold
locations
97
3
8"
12'0"
1½"
1½"
88⁵⁄₁₆"
139½"
You can
construct
your own
E-Z frame
shed with
the help of
this step by
step guide.
North American
softwood
dimensional
lumber sizes:
Nominal Actual
in × in
1 × 4 ¾ × 3½
1 × 6 ¾ × 5½
2 × 4 1½ × 3½
2 × 6 1½ × 5½

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