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Bunnings shed installation includes everything it takes to get your new shed off the ground and up and running. Your shed installer will bring their own tools to work with your flatpack shed and parts - all they’ll need from you is a power source! They’ll ensure each step is performed efficiently and safely, including:

Step 1: Install a secure base

Before installing a shed, you’ll need a secure and level base for the shed to go onto. Most shed bases are made from either concrete or treated pine. Your installer will help measure a spot, ensuring the appropriate distance from nearby structures. Then they’ll help pour a cement slab or build your wooden base.

Step 2: Unpack and inspect shed parts

Once the base is laid and set, your garden shed assembler will then unpack and inspect all the parts to make sure they’re all there and in good condition. They’ll let you know if anything’s missing before getting stuck into assembling your Bunnings shed. That way, you can chase it up with your local store.

Step 3: Measure the layout

Next, your shed assembler will measure out where the shed will go and mark the layout on the slab. This step is important to make sure your shed is built straight. Your installer will show you this layout before going ahead to make sure you’re happy with the positioning and location of any doors and windows.

Step 4: Build the frame

Here’s where you’ll start to see your shed come to life! Your shed assembler will start on the frame of your shed, drilling in and assembling the poles and mounts. They’ll ensure each pole is secure and level.

Step 5: Install the sheets

Once the frame of your shed is installed, your Bunnings shed installer will attach the walls and roof for your shed. They’ll drill the metal sheets into the poles, securing them in place and ensuring the roof has an overhang and slope to prevent rainwater from going inside.

Step 6: Install any windows and doors

Lastly, your installer will install any doors and windows according to your shed instructions and your preferences. They’ll make sure these open with ease and shut properly, and will check for any gaps in the sheets and panels. They’ll clean up any mess and debris, as well as pack up any extra parts, leaving you with a brand new shed.