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12 X 15 Backyard Building DESIGN/INSTALLATION INFORMATION Back Yard Building PRODUCT INFORMATION 12 x 15 BackYard Building DESIGN/INSTALLATION INFORMATION Back Yard Building PRODUCT INFORMATION Building Code Disclaimer METAL DEPOTS DOES NOT WARRANT OR REPRESENT ITS BACKYARD SERIES BUILDINGS TO MEET ANY PARTICULAR LAWS, ORDINANCES, REGULATIONS, CODES, LOAD, OR ENGINEERING CRITERIA. BACKYARD SERIES BUILDINGS ARE ONLY INTENDED TO BE INSTALLED AND/ OR ERECTED IN GEOGRAPHIC LOCATIONS FOR WHICH TYPICAL BUILDING CODES, LAWS, ORDINANCES, REGULATIONS, LOAD, OR ENGINEERING CRITERIA DO NOT APPLY TO BUILDINGS 400 SQUARE FEET OR LESS. YOU ARE FULLY RESPONSIBLE FOR ENSURING THAT THE BACKYARD SERIES BUILDINGS YOU WISH TO PURCHASE OR INSTALL OR BOTH COMPLIES WITH ALL BUILDING CODES, LAWS, ORDINANCES, REGULATIONS, LOAD, OR ENGINEERING CRITERIA BEFORE PLACING YOUR ORDER. BACKYARD SERIES BUILDINGS ARE NOT DESIGNED OR INTENDED FOR HABITATION AND ALL WARRANTIES, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING WARRANTIES OF HABITABILITY, FITNESS, GOOD AND WORKMAN-LIKE CONSTRUCTION AND MERCHANTABILITY ARE EXPRESSLY DISCLAIMED TO THE GREATEST EXTENT PROVIDED BY LAW. ONLY THOSE WARRANTIES EXPRESSLY PROVIDED FOR HEREIN SHALL BE APPLICABLE. PLEASE INITIAL ______ Safety First! NCI Metal Depots strongly recommends strict observance of all safety precautions in the undertaking of any project, whether at home or on the job site. Always exercise extreme caution; follow applicable codes and regulations; and use common sense. Consult with a professional if you are in doubt about any procedure. • Always use appropriate safety equipment including, but not limited to, gloves, safety glasses, and steel toe footware. Check your tools and equipment before use to ensure they are in safe, working condition. Some things to consider include: • To reduce the chance of electric shock, make sure all electric cords are plugged into ground fault circuit interrupter (GFCI) plugs. Also, be careful dragging electric cords over or around the steel framing or sheeting. Sharp edges on these components may cut your electric cord. • Be aware that the steel framing components and sheet metal in this kit have sharp edges. Always wear gloves to protect against cuts. • Safety glasses should be worn at all times, especially when drilling or installing the self-drilling fasteners into the sheeting and trim. • Be aware of any low-hanging electric lines, such as the electric feed to a house or outbuilding. The steel framing components and sheeting will conduct electricity and could cause electrocution if they come in contact with electric lines. • Be aware of the location of other workers when carrying framing components or sheeting. If you hit someone with the edge of a sheet, it could cause severe injury. ©Copyright Cornerstone Building Brands 2019 All Rights Reserved DISCLAIMER Descriptions and specifications contained herein were in effect at the time this publication was approved for printing. In a continuing effort to refine and improve products, NCI Metal Depost reserves the right to discontinue products at any time or change specifications and/or designs without incurring obligation. To ensure you have the latest information available, please inquire or visit our website at www. metaldepots.com. Drawings and application details are for illustration purposes only and may not be appropriate for all environmental conditions, building designs or panel profiles. Projects should be designed to conform to applicable building codes, regulations and accepted industry practices. 12x15 BB-2 Subject to change without notice See www.metaldepots.com for current information. Effective August 13, 2019. Back Yard Building PRODUCT INFORMATION Before You Start When deciding where to locate your building, keep in mind you will need a flat, level surface upon which to erect it. You will need an area providing a minimum of approximately three feet clearance, on all sides of the building to allow for adequate room to sheet the walls. Orient the endwall in which the door will be installed, in the direction that allows for convenient access. This building can be erected by two people, although more than two may allow for an easier installation process. The following tools are needed to erect this building: ● Electric cords ● Drill ● Screwguns (2) with 5/16” nut drivers and #3 Phillips drivers ● Vise-Grip locking pliers ● Vise-Grip clamps ● 4’ level ● Ratchet with ¾” shallow and deep well sockets ● ¾” combination wrench ● Tape measure ● Right and left cutting sheet metal snips ● Spud wrench or alignment punch ● Step ladders (2) ● Caulk gun ● Phillips screwdriver Subject to change without notice See www.metaldepots.com for current information. Effective August 13, 2019. 12x15 BB-3 Back Yard Building PRODUCT INFORMATION Parts List Item No. Description Color Quantity Length Use 1 4¹⁄ " 2 2 hannel MK: alvanized 4 1-2 Top and bottom side walls 2 4" x 2¹⁄ " ee MK: alvanized 4 12-2 Top and bottom end walls ₈ 3 4" x 2¹⁄ " ee MK: alvanized 3 12-2 Ceiling joists ₂ 4 4" x 2¹⁄ " ee MK: alvanized 2 6'- 12 Door jambs ₂ 5 4" Angle MK: alvanized 4 7'- 12 Corners ₂ 6 Ridge urlin P2.5) MK: alvanized 1 1-2 Ridge purlin 7 MC-2 lip HW-2 alvanized 4 --- Door jamb attachment 8 ¹⁄ " 1 in ead olts w/Nuts Plain 46 --- Bolt-up framing 9 "PBU" anel Glvm. lus 4 12-10 Roof ₂ 10 "PBU" anel Wall olor 1 7'-0 Walls 11 "U" P HW-12 White 1 12-10 Roof P 12 Outside orner rim FL-10 Trim olor 4 7'-0 Corners 13 Eave rim FL-19 Trim olor 2 1-4" Top of side walls 1 Rae rim, apered FL-33 Trim olor 2 12-10 ake 1 "U" amb rim FL-20 Trim olor 2 7'-3 Door trim at sides 1 "U" ead rim FL-1) Trim olor 1 6'-6" Door trim at top 1 Base rim FL-3 Trim olor 2 12-5" Base trim at end walls 1 Base rim FL-39 Trim olor 2 1- 12 Base trim at side walls 19 ¹⁄ " x ³⁄ " ape Sealer ray 2 olls 0-0 Roof side laps and rae trim 20 Urethane aulk HW-0 White 1 ube --- --- ₂ ₃₂ 21 PBU anel /S losure --- 10 3-0 Under roof panels at eave 22 Fastener 12A ancae SDS Plain 0 --- Door frame to framing 23 Fastener 3 ong ife SDS Plain 100 --- Roof panels to framing 2 Fastener 1 SDS Trim olor 0 --- Corner trim 2 Fastener 1 SDS Wall olor 20 --- Wall panels to framing 2 Fastener ong ife ap e Plain 0 --- Roof panel laps 2 Fastener A ap e Wall olor 0 --- Wall panel laps 2 Fastener A ap e Trim olor 75 --- Eave and rae trim 29 Screw aps HW-9 lack 13 --- Covers screw points on inside 30 0 oor w/ockset HW-930 --- 1 --- --- 3 1¹⁄ " hannel Section HW-3109 alvanized 1 1-1 Installs to bottom of ceiling joists Optinal lr₂ it BUBFLK02) Item No. Description Color Quantity Length Use 3 4" x 2¹⁄ " ee MK: alvanized 7 12-2 Floor joists 8 ¹⁄ " 1 in ead olts w/Nuts Plain 30 --- Bolt-up to floor joist ₂ 31 Fastener 212 S.D. eamer Plain 100 --- Plywood floor attachment ₂ 32 4' x 8' x ³⁄ " lywood --- 6 --- Floor T NCLUDE PTIONAL LOO T PLYWOO T UPPLIE BY ETAL POTS) ₄ Optional ie-Down it HW-7549) 33 Auger lack 4 --- Building anchor 3 Cable Galvanized 4 --- --- 3 Cable lamp Galvanized 8 --- --- 12x15 BB-4 Subject to change without notice See www.metaldepots.com for current information. Effective August 13, 2019. Back Yard Building PRODUCT INFORMATION Optional Parts List inal al xnin Item No. Description Color Quantity Length Use " anel oof olor 2 12-10 oof Tapered ae rim 33 Trim olor 1 12-10 ae Eave rim 19 Trim olor 2 9-4" art 4" 2 12" ee 12 a. Galvanized 3 12-3 3/4" (See rawing art " 2 12" ee 12 a. Galvanized 1 12-3 3/4" (See rawing Part CH 1/8" 2 hannel 1 ga. Galvanized 2 9-0 (See rawings) idge urlin lassic at 2. Galvanized 1 9-0 (See rawing astener 3 olor 100 astener 4A olor 0 S losure -459 6 12" 3/32 ape Seal W-0 1 oll A307 olt wnut 12" 1 12" HW3513 lated 7 inhead olt with ut HW362 lated 1 CQ x s tubing 24' cut into two pcs. @ lated 1 2-0 12-0 long inal ave xnin Item No. Description Color Quantity Length Use 8'-9 " anel oof olor 5 oof 8' Extension 10-9 " anel oof olor 5 oof 10 Extension Eave rim 19 Trim olor 2 1-4" 8'-9 ae rim S1 See rawing) Trim olor 2 8' Extension 10-9 ae rim S1 See rawing) Trim olor 2 10 Extension art " 2 12" ee 12 a. Galvanized 1 1-3 3/4" (See rawing Part CH2 4" 1/8" 2 hannel 12 a. 8'2 12" Galvanized 2 (See rawing 8' Extension Part CH3 4" 1/8" 2 hannel 12 a. 10-2 1/2" Galvanized 2 (See rawing 10 Extension ar /2" e 12 a. Galvanized 3 1-3 3/4" (See rawing 2 Strapping Galvalume lus 1 10-2 1/2" astener 3 olor 22 astener 4A olor 75 S losure -459 10 12" 3/32 ape Seal W-0 2 olls A307 olt wnut 12" 1 12" HW3513 lated 9 inhead olt with ut HW362 lated 1 CQ x s tubing 24' cut into two pcs. @ lated 1 2-0 12-0 long Subject to change without notice See www.metaldepots.com for current information. Effective August 13, 2019. 12x15 BB-5 Back Yard Building PRODUCT INFORMATION Parts Diagram 12x15 BB-6 Subject to change without notice See www.metaldepots.com for current information. Effective August 13, 2019. Back Yard Building PRODUCT INFORMATION Product Check List Item No.
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