Lifetime Utility Shed | Lifetime Assembly Video
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 8 ก.ค. 2024
- This is an assembly video for Lifetime Utility Shed
Model Associated: 60441.
If you are still having assembly issues after watching the video, please give our customer service team a call for more assembly help 1-800-225-3865 Opt. 2.
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00:00 | Intro
Section 1 | 01:41
01:45 | Step 1.1
02:04 | Step 1.2
03:01 | Step 1.3
03:08 | Step 1.4
03:37 | Step 1.5
04:28 | Step 1.6
04:58 | Step 1.7
05:23 | Step 1.8
05:40 | Step 1.9
05:53 | Step 1.10
06:25 | Step 1.11
Section 2 | 07:26
07:30 | Step 2.1
07:43 | Step 2.2
07:59 | Step 2.3
08:08 | Step 2.4
08:18 | Step 2.5
08:28 | Step 2.6
08:30 | Step 2.7
09:00 | Step 2.8
09:08 | Step 2.9
09:15 | Step 2.10
09:42 | Step 2.11
09:58 | Step 2.12
10:11 | Step 2.13
10:31 | Step 2.14
10:58 | Step 2.15
11:18 | Step 2.16
11:29 | Step 2.17
11:45 | Step 2.18
12:34 | Step 2.19
12:45 | Step 2.20
13:14 | Step 2.21
14:08 | Step 2.22
14:40 | Step 2.23
14:51 | Step 2.24
15:28 | Step 2.25
Section 3 | 15:54
15:58 | Step 3.1
16:21 | Step 3.2
16:57 | Step 3.3
17:17 | Step 3.4
17:25 | Step 3.5
17:40 | Step 3.6
18:20 | Step 3.7
18:45 | Step 3.8
19:02 | Step 3.9
19:21 | Step 3.10
19:35 | Step 3.11
Section 4 | 19:48
19:52 | Step 4.1
20:20 | Step 4.2
20:31 | Step 4.3
20:43 | Step 4.4
20:56 | Step 4.5
21:29 | Step 4.6
Section 5 | 21:52
21:56 | Step 5.1
Section 6 | Refer to your manual or • How to Align/Level You...
Subtitles for this video are available in English, French, and Spanish.
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I wish the hardware and all the pieces were labeled but I got it done. I like how Lifetime encourages the use of a drill driver. We all use them anyway so it is nice for a manufacturer to recognize that and just tell us to do it from the beginning. Now that I have done this once, I feel like I can do other Lifetime products quicker.
Pretty easy assembly. Did it alone took me about 5 hours to complete. This video is a must watch if you dont like instructions!!
If they would have bagged and labeled the hardware as designated in the manual this would have taken you only two hours at best! I have put together 3 other products from them together which had very clearly labeled hardware. Good products but this one needs some production reviews.
Did anyone else have problems with 1.4 on the doors? Why are there channels to the sides of where the screws go in? If I miss my shot and slide into the channel it ruins the precise angle for the screw. I put the doors aside and built the rest of the shed and came back to this. 3:15
yeah. i can’t move forward because it doesn’t make any damn sense
I put one of the screws for the deadbolts on each end to hold it in place and align the side screws. Then I backed out that deadbolt screw and installed the dead bolts.
Thank you much. Bought this shed at a yard sale and it had been broken down for transport. Putting it together, I went to the Lifetime website, but could not dredge up the corresponding manual. Workin' on a Brave Browser may or may not have been the issue, but your video is good for panel installation, not so much for selection of different sized hardware. But I sincerely thankyou for the help. Mention of hardware size would have made it perfect. Apolgies..., I now see the screw sizes.
Just put this together and it was pretty easy. I used a 12v impact driver on medium setting and it worked fine. Watching the video is a must and saved the day. This is definitely a two person job. One thing though, the support pole for the shelf was too long. It didn’t snap in. Had to cut maybe 3/8” with a hacksaw and it worked fine. I’m pretty happy with it.
Great video and helped a lot! I had a problem a lot of other people had, installing the roof on the wall hinge tube. With this problem, you need to ream the hole on the roof so that the rod will fit. Why wasn't this done in the first place and would have saved me tons of time thinking I wasn't exactly level instead of a manufacturing problem.
I love the part where when installing the latch on the second door, you just shove those bolts right through that metal tube! You have to drill that out to get those bolts to go through.
This was helpful. Mostly in identifying orientation. Lifetime did a terrible job with the hardware as none of it was labeled.
Agreed and it was hard to tell which way the angles went on the side and read metal supports.
Hey thanks you guys, that helps me a lot!:)
sure would have been nice to indicate where the top of the door is when installing items
It’s extremely annoying not labeling the exact little parts for each assembly part , having everything loose in bags makes the job 10 times longer 🤦♂️ that’s why I’m here
I agree, you had to guest which bolts to use, useless manual
Agreed. All of the hardware and parts should have been labeled. It would have made the project a lot easier.
Thanks❤
This video helped. Took about a little over 2 hours to assemble with a friend helping me. I do notice the slide lock falls out from time to time. Any ideas what’s causing that?
It is very nice❤
Your a life saver duke!! Without this video it would have taken me hours, thank you sir
My shed didn’t come with the manual and the website says it doesn’t exist, let’s hope this helps
So, how do you remove stripped screws? Specifically in step 1.5
Is the screw head stripped? If so, I would try gripping it with locking pliers (Vicegrips). I have a need nose set that works great for that.
My roof does not line up that easy. I had to walk away from the instal out of frustration. Is the pole that connects the door to the riof supposed to snap and be flush? Our roof top will not let the pole from the door snap into place
Same here I actually just didn’t install the roof bar, wasn’t able to secure the roof properly the bar made the walls bow out.
I can't get the roof lined up either it is very frustrating.
@@13cjohns yeah, I ended up returning it
Agreed. The roof was the hardest part. I ended up loosening the screws for the roof support beam and with the help of a neighbor, I got it done.
at 12:51 of the video we are told to secure the long end of wall bracket GQO to the fllor (section 2,20. However, the instruction manual said to install the long end to the channel (wall). which is correct?
Good catch. We're not sure how we missed this. We asked Isaac why he installed the bracket with the long end on the floor when the manual says otherwise and he said that the screw that goes into the floor fits better in the hole on the long end. He technically shouldn't have done it this way and should've followed the manual. But, installing the wall bracket either way will not affect the rest of the shed assembly.
What is the trick to get the roof lined up? I have been working on it for hours!! Very frustrating. grrr.
You may need to have another person apply pressure on the outside of the roof while you try to insert the hardware. If that doesn't work, try reaching out to our customer service experts. They can be reached at 800-225-3865 or by email at customercare@lifetime.com. Customer Service hours are Monday-Friday, 7:00 am to 5:00 pm (MT).
parts will warp if left outside before assembly.
Because the panels are plastic they can warp in the sun if left out. We don't recommend leaving the panels out prior to assembly. If they have warped, leave them flat on the ground and they should go back to their original form.
Wth, my right door is missing!!! After assembling the left door i figured that out. !!!!
All th hole are too small i have use drilling to make it larger
We're sorry that your door was missing from your utility shed.
Replacement parts are available and can be ordered through our customer service department. They can be reached at 800-225-3865 or by email at customercare@lifetime.com. Customer service hours are Monday-Friday, 7:00 am to 5:00 pm (MT).
My hinge tubes won’t completely go into the holes for the roof therefore my roof won’t go on.
Try reaching out to our customer service experts. They can be reached at 800-225-3865 or by email at customercare@lifetime.com. Customer Service hours are Monday-Friday, 7:00 am to 5:00 pm (MT).
Installing right now and the tubes that go into the roof is too long! Roof will not come down so I can screw it down. I have to cut the tubes and a real pain. Made sure everything is level and still got this problem. Besides that, install is pretty easy.
@@stephenyoung4433 Same problem here, the tubes are too long for the roof to be pushed down. Lifetime should send the correct length tubes !!!
The holes don’t align. Poor Quality control.
We are sorry to hear this, what part did not align?
Mine is missing pieces (hardware) right out of the box....who do I call?
We're sorry to hear this. Replacement parts are available and can be ordered through our Customer Service Department. Our Customer Service Team can be reached at 800-225-3865 opt. 1 or by email at customercare@lifetime.com. Customer Service hours are Monday-Friday, 7:00 am to 5:00 pm (MT).
Me too!
@@LifetimeProductsAssembly you can't be serious. You're telling me that I paid $400 for this shed and now I have to pay MORE because you don't include the required hardware????
I am having regret of lifetime … so freakishly hard to put roof together, center metal frame of roof was bigger and still not fully done , never will buy your products, i can try returning to costco but no fun to return such bulky item
I’m feeling the same way
This is a terrible depiction of what the assembly is like. The metal pieces usually have holes that are too small for the screws to fit through. The idea that they are supposed to fit through the holes and then into the plastic is further sabotaged by the horrible design of the plastic piece that they are supposed to fit into. Instead of designing a fortified plastic area, the area is cut away so that the screws can never get any kind of grip. They actually have far less plastic to support them than they need. It’s unbelievably stupid! And of course, the fact that the screws don’t fit through the metal pieces anyway - you know that this isn’t going to go well. The assembly manual is bizarre too. They are incapable of using names for the pieces and they use letters and numbers. So you’re going to be spending a lot of time trying to learn a new language and you’ll be flipping back and forth between pages to figure out what a CHK or a AEE or a GNK is. Totally annoying. I’m not sure if this thing is even remotely possible to assemble. The screw holes are impossible to get the screws through and if a company does not have a clue as to what diameter screws they use so they can drill the appropriate diameter hole for them… well, good luck dealing with these problems!!
Two Words: Impact Driver
Rest is common sense and following instructions. Nothing remotely challenging. Built by myself, assembling floor/roof/doors indoors to escape heat. Don't even have to lay on back to install front support poles. Used 2x 10lbs dumbells on corners of roof when mounting. Any difficulties screwing can be overcome with an impact driver. Gg.