Fix roof warp on plastic shed part 1 of 2

I share my approach for fixing common roof warp on a popular plastic shed made by Rubbermaid.
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This issue is common among early generation Rubbermaid sheds. Later models were subsequently modified in an attempt to correct the issue. The molds were modified to allow for screws to be driven from the tops of the walls in to the bottom of the roof panels. Steel U-shaped rods were provided as well. With provisions made in the end panels and roof corners to keep them bound down.
Please let me know if you find this approach helpful in solving your shed issues by posting a brief comment.

[@timmywashere1164]

Gotta respect a man that opens with, "Here's a problem, here's a solution." I really hope this holds up...

[@RickSaffery]

I'm pleased to report the DIY fix has stood the test of time. It looks like it was installed yesterday.

[@dariusanderton3760]

wow, this is the exact model of shed I have. It sure likes to warp

[@stephanie3660]

I bought this used and would love to know the model number. I have been unsuccessful in being able to find it I believe,because the shed is older. I cannot get my roof on and have had multiple people try to help. It is warped and I did try to flatten the pieces to no avail. Smh...

[@RickSaffery]

@stephanie3660
Check out this resource.
www.rubbermaid.com/assembly-instructions.html

[@divorcelawvegas]

3:17 he starts showing the supplies needed

[@horseeagledog]

And toward the end I’m like… ok this is too much for me if I need to buy all of these…lol

[@alexancl]

How did you attach the angle to the roof?

[@RickSaffery]

It's slotted angle. I ran the threaded eye-bolts from the bottom of the roof panels through the angle. I capped the bolts with flat washers and hex nuts. That secures the whole assembly including the angle.