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Lifetime 8' x 15' Outdoor Storage Shed | Lifetime Assembly Video
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- čas přidán 17. 08. 2024
- This is an assembly video for Lifetime 8' x 15' Outdoor Storage Shed
Model Associated: 60353
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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0:00 | Intro
Section 1- Refer to your Manual
Section 2
02:22 | Step 2.1
02:32 | Step 2.2
03:08 | Step 2.3
03:15 | Step 2.4
03:56 | Step 2.5
04:23 | Step 2.6
Section 3
06:44 | Step 3.1
06:53 | Step 3.2
07:04 | Step 3.3
07:08 | Step 3.4
07:31 | Step 3.5
07:43 | Step 3.6
07:49 | Step 3.7
08:16 | Step 3.8
08:22 | Step 3.9
08:58 | Step 3.10
09:22 | Step 3.11
09:32 | Step 3.12
09:43 | Step 3.13
10:13 | Step 3.14
Section 4
10:39 | Step 4.1
11:04 | Step 4.2
11:43 | Step 4.3
11:50 | Step 4.4
12:04 | Step 4.5
Section 5
12:25 | Step 5.1
12:44 | Step 5.2
13:01 | Step 5.3
13:09 | Step 5.4
13:25 | Step 5.5
14:00 | Step 5.6
Section 6
14:25 | Step 6.1
14:40 | Step 6.2
14:55 | Step 6.3
15:04 | Step 6.4
15:08 | Step 6.5
15:20 | Step 6.6
Section 7
16:05 | Step 7.1
17:30 | Step 7.2
17:52 | Step 7.3
18:10 | Step 7.4
18:24 | Step 7.5
18:34 | Step 7.6
18:50 | Step 7.7
19:01 | Step 7.8
20:41 | Step 7.9
21:01 | Step 7.10
21:32 | Step 7.11
21:54 | Step 7.12
22:50 | Step 7.13
Section 8
23:13 | Step 8.1
23:26 | Step 8.2
23:46 | Step 8.3
Section 9
24:17 | Step 9.1
25:03 | Step 9.2
25:21 | Step 9.3
25:45 | Step 9.4
Section 10
26:09 | Step 10.1
26:23 | Step 10.2
26:38 | Step 10.3
26:55 | Step 10.4
27:25 | Step 10.5
27:40 | Step 10.6
28:29 | Step 10.7
31:00 | Step 10.8
31:50 | Step 10.9
32:32 | Step 10.10
34:13 | Step 10.11
Section 11
35:17 | Step 11.1
35:28 | Step 11.2
35:46 | Step 11.3
35:53 | Step 11.4
Section 12
36:17 | Step 12.1
Section 13
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Section 14
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Section 1- Refer to your Manual
Section 2
02:22 | Step 2.1
02:32 | Step 2.2
03:08 | Step 2.3
03:15 | Step 2.4
03:56 | Step 2.5
04:23 | Step 2.6
Section 3
06:44 | Step 3.1
06:53 | Step 3.2
07:04 | Step 3.3
07:08 | Step 3.4
07:31 | Step 3.5
07:43 | Step 3.6
07:49 | Step 3.7
08:16 | Step 3.8
08:22 | Step 3.9
08:58 | Step 3.10
09:22 | Step 3.11
09:32 | Step 3.12
09:43 | Step 3.13
10:13 | Step 3.14
Section 4
10:39 | Step 4.1
11:04 | Step 4.2
11:43 | Step 4.3
11:50 | Step 4.4
12:04 | Step 4.5
Section 5
12:25 | Step 5.1
12:44 | Step 5.2
13:01 | Step 5.3
13:09 | Step 5.4
13:25 | Step 5.5
14:00 | Step 5.6
Section 6
14:25 | Step 6.1
14:40 | Step 6.2
14:55 | Step 6.3
15:04 | Step 6.4
15:08 | Step 6.5
15:20 | Step 6.6
Section 7
16:05 | Step 7.1
17:30 | Step 7.2
17:52 | Step 7.3
18:10 | Step 7.4
18:24 | Step 7.5
18:34 | Step 7.6
18:50 | Step 7.7
19:01 | Step 7.8
20:41 | Step 7.9
21:01 | Step 7.10
21:32 | Step 7.11
21:54 | Step 7.12
22:50 | Step 7.13
Section 8
23:13 | Step 8.1
23:26 | Step 8.2
23:46 | Step 8.3
Section 9
24:17 | Step 9.1
25:03 | Step 9.2
25:21 | Step 9.3
25:45 | Step 9.4
Section 10
26:09 | Step 10.1
26:23 | Step 10.2
26:38 | Step 10.3
26:55 | Step 10.4
27:25 | Step 10.5
27:40 | Step 10.6
28:29 | Step 10.7
31:00 | Step 10.8
31:50 | Step 10.9
32:32 | Step 10.10
34:13 | Step 10.11
Section 11
35:17 | Step 11.1
35:28 | Step 11.2
35:46 | Step 11.3
35:53 | Step 11.4
Section 12
36:17 | Step 12.1
Section 13
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Section 14
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Appreciate the detailed instructions! Going screw by screw without skipping helps. The viewer can skip at their own will.
For me personally I didn’t think assembly was that bad but I do say this video was 100x more helpful then the manual. Built it myself and would have had it completed in one day but they shorted my about 70 of the main assembly screws.. so after making a run to the hardware store I said thats it for day.
oh to the no! this guy makes it look simple to build. It was a horror story building it up with a friend. took 3 days and lots of frustration...
lets not even mention the horrible manual that comes with the heavy boxes.... super complicated
How did you get the corners in? I tried to get the first for 30 mins and it wouldn’t budge
@@jazminyz yeah that was one of the hardest things to do. You have to put a small piece of wood underneath and basically jump pressing the corner down until it clicks in place. You have to start with the corner on your right hand towards the left
Once I had done the slab base on top of sand/cement mix on hardcore the shed was easy to build.Watching this video several times at different intervals was a nassive help.Im 61 yrs old and did most of it on my own.Needed some help holding roof panels but that was it.Im just worried why the wife wants me to put my bed in it now?
haha!
We just bought this shed and so now the fun begins of putting it together yay can't wait LOL
How is it holding up ??
@@usa5046 still standing
I'm thinking about buying it
@@cerorchid do it's great turn mine into tiki hut
@@dolonigmite I rent so I just don't know what kind of platform to put it on.
Thanks for posting this video. It is very helpful.
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great job brother,, I bought mine at shop heroic so it didn't have the instruction.. The only thing I found you forgot was to mention the roof tiles are specific for the corners.. they are marked with 114..
There is a video on demurring ALL the plastic parts. I did not do this to half way through. I am sure the shed they assemble here is all demurred and holes cleared as everything goes together
so perfect! Im sure this is not the first time this shed has gone up. Great how all the parts fit with no effort. RIGHT! Even the screws go in so just right. Real over kill.
De burred my friend.Peace be with you.
How do you do this in 37 minutes? That's crazy!
Does this floor support a riding mower?
Yes, you can put a riding lawn mower in your Lifetime shed as long as it is built on a proper foundation.
In this video it shows using a square tube on each gable end, however, per the instructions it calls for a square tube only on the entrance gable. The box only included one square tube. Is this correct?
Claim only 1 needed now - maybe when in place but 2nd really needed for ASSEMBLY-I added my own
I couldn’t get it done if it wasn’t for these video
First of all, assembly will not be near as easy as shown in this video, so do not make a purchase decision based soley on it. I can only provide some initial impressions because my Lifetime shed is not completed yet. After getting as far as putting the 4 corner panels in place, which was an incredible struggle, then putting up the sidewall panels and screwing them together, everything fell over leaving only one corner panel standing, and as of now is still laying all over the ground. I was too angry to jump back in for more. The main reason for the collapse is that the tabs on the bottom of the wall panels that fit into slots cut in the floor, are only about 1 inch long, not near long enough for a secure connection. Plus, its soft plastic secured by soft plastic. I was, frankly, shocked at this point alone, and it made me ask, "What have I just paid $2000 for? My next thought was the reality of having bought this very flimsy, plastic thing when i could have made a sturdy wooden one. But, to go on--- the plastic floor, after piecing it together in an inadequate tongue and groove fashion, is "secured" by metal screws, which i found to be too short to actually hold the floor together. Additionally, metal screws into soft plastic just isnt a good concept. And some "by the way" points---the instruction book could easily be better.
It uses some initials that are supposed to refer to parts that I never found. And it would help if it was more clear in diagrams which panel end is top and which is bottom. But these are small things relative to the fact that this shed is apparently designed to sit in a very peaceful, "weather-uneventful" setting like a corner of a city fenced yard, not in a rural setting where it could be windy or have more dramatic weather. Even though I dont have a wall still standing at the moment, the way the wall panels attach to the floor cannot possibly prevent water from coming in.
Thats about as far as I can go since after 2 days I only have the floor somewhat still together and one corner panel standing, and the floor is separating because the securing screws are too short.. My most exciting thought is, I wonder if I put an ad on Craidslist, could I even get $1500 back considering its virtually unused and unassembled? If...if I can actually complete the assembly, Im already worried about it blowing over, or away. Ive ordered anchors for it, more money, but its to be seen how effective they may be. Make me an offer, Im very soft on price. I would never, ever do this again. And thank you for the unrealistic assembly video. It does do what you hoped---sell sheds.
Thank you for your thoughts. We pride ourselves in having products that are sturdy and that will last, but we do understand that we have room for improvement-- like anything else does.
Our videos are designed to help with the assembly. It is not an overall testament of how long the assembly process should take, but it is there to show you the simplest ways we have found to build this shed.
When assembling your walls, please make sure you are doing this with a help of another person. Having someone hold the walls into its place and adding extra pressure while another person slides the wall panel into place and secures the hardware will help with this process. Has soon as you secure all walls together, you shouldn't have an issue with it falling over.
As long as you prepare the recommended foundation (such as concrete or wooden platform) and you have drilled the drain plugs, you should not have to worry about water getting into the shed. The extra space on the foundation will help the water travel to the drain plugs instead of the shed itself. The shed, if built properly, will also with stand winds up to 65 mph. Ultimately, if you are still having troubles with the assembly of the shed or have any more questions about the integrity of the shed, please reach out to our shed 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 and Saturday, 9:00 am to 1:00 pm (MT).
@@LifetimeProductsAssembly I agree the shed could conceivably last in the right environment. "Sturdy" is a relative word, so relative to a metal or wooden shed, your competition, it isnt as sturdy.
In regards to installing the corner wall panels, perhaps I have a bad batch, but with another person, trying to push even the short 3/4" tabs into the floor slots is extremely difficult because of the pressure fit. Still, as of now there is one I cant push or pound in. And due to a few days of rain, assembly has stopped, my walls which popped out of the floor and fell over, are still laying all over the ground so I cant comment further at this point. Question: why are there drain holes inside the shed if water cant get in?
Ever sell that shed?
@@robb1484 no
the instructions book was the worse. They need to learn from Ikea....
My only confusion is the way the floor lays out. Circle on top left, circle on top left, circle on bottom right, circle on bottom right is the correct way?
My concern is that a proper image of the roof is not shown, all the roof parts are having different shapes and size. Please try to explain that😊😢
The screw holes on the end wall Gable on my model 6446 lifetime shed do not align with the roof panel screw lines. I have secured the roof panel to the wall panel as shown here in step 10.3, and the alignment pins on the roof panel are lined up with the notches on the truss. The end wall Gable is properly secured exactly as shown here in step 10.8.
There can be multiple different factors that can be causing it but it’s hard to determine exactly what the issue is without pictures and more information. Would you mind sending some pictures and contact information to youtube@lifetime.com so we can troubleshoot some ideas.
How many windows does this have and can you put them which ever side you want?
I'm asking about the model #60079 with the door on the 15 foot side and a door on the end . While facing the front door can the same door be added to the other side ? i would be placing this shed between two building with little clearance on the side and i need to be able to pass straight through the shed on a riding mower ?
Where is the link for aligning the doors. . . ALL the front panels and the panel over the doors are set perfect but do NOT close properly, especially at the bottom, they overlap slightly preventing them from closing 🤔
czcams.com/video/Q5VKLwsfb5A/video.html. All our external links can be found in the description box of the video.
Do these instructions work with model 60075 also? I just got mine, but I haven't opened the boxes yet. I hear the manual is a bit confusing.
This assembly will work for 60075, but keep in mind that you may have different accessories.
As another person has already commented, we had a couple of the same issues. First pole to get in the door was a bit tough but with a few taps of the mallet it was in. The second door was a different story. We also had lots of shavings and took a lot of smashing with the mallet. We also had a fight with the corners to click in, esp when you had to attach it to the side bit, there wasn't enough room to line it up. And looking at it now, the side/corner panel which used to bend around the corner to meet the door, there is a massive gap, maybe from trying to press down so hard we've bent it? The top deadbolt isn't lined up with the bar so won't go in the hole. And also the locking mechanism is hitting the other door so we have to open and close them both at the same time.... any help Lifetime??
There could be an issue with your header bar and your door end channel. It is hard to tell with out images of your shed. Would you mind sending us pictures reaching out to our customer service team? 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 and Saturday, 9:00 am to 1:00 pm (MT).
I completed the shed by myself. The surface must be level or you're going to have major issues. For me the doors were the hardest to install. The video helps but some of the procedures are not good when working alone. Placing the door rod in first then sliding the door over the rod made more sense. Hopefully this helps
Can you depend more time on the latch? I have the same as you, but it looks like the door handle goes on different doors on yours. It makes no sense
What is your model number? Some sheds look similar, but do have different assemblies.
WHY put the head of the bolt inside the channel of the trust? Didn't make sense to make access to the bolt head harded..
Great question Don! The head of the bolt needs to be on the inside of the truss because later on in the assembly the edges of the roof panels will lay inside the truss. If the hardware is put in reverse, with the head of the bolt on the outside, then the cap nut will prevent the roof panels from fitting in the truss. If you have any questions on this, feel free to contact Customer Service at 1-800-225-3865
Do you provide two sets of engineered drawings with purchase??
We don't attach it with purchases, but we can email you one. Please reach out to us at youtube@lifetime.com and we can send you drawings.
FML. I can't get the corners to snap down. No matter what I try to do. So frustrating. This video acts like it's easy peasy. Heck, my doors weren't even cored thoroughly. Had to hammer the poles in with an incrediable amount of plastic shavings coming out. I swear I got a defect.
You could benefit from a near end channel. Please send pictures to our customer service team so they can determine what you may need. 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 and Saturday, 9:00 am to 1:00 pm (MT).
@@LifetimeProductsAssembly nah. I just shaved off the edges of the feet and popped them in.
Just started assembling mine..had that same problem..use a rubber mallet to slide the first part in ...then fold in the side your having trouble with..line it up..grab from the top..push down while pulling the panel towards you...Hope this helps..it worked for me
@@larreactions6151 for some reason, I misplaced my rubber mallet! D'oh! Thanks though. I have mine altogether now and love it
Does this work for model 60075?
This video is actually closer to the assembly for model 60075: czcams.com/video/rk64nrrz-ig/video.html It is for an 8x12.5 but the assembly is almost identical! You will just have an additional section of wall, roof, and floor panels.
@@LifetimeProductsAssembly thank you!
The door end channel is ridiculously hard to "slide" on, took a long time with a mallet. Not easy like the video!
Yes I even added some lithium grease and still hard - inserting shaves some door plastic
i got 3 boxes.. how do i know what is in each box, i don't want to open all of the boxes, unless i have 2.
You're going to have to open all the boxes in order to assemble the shed.
Box 1 has the majority of your metal pieces such as your trusses, gutter channels and your wall, roof and floor panels.
Box 2 has your door and outside floor panels as well as your gables.
Box 3 has all your hardware and your instruction manual. it also has the remaining of your wall panels.
@@LifetimeProductsAssembly Waste time hunting for parts-boxes should be labeled as to contents and parts packed in logical order
Is there any way to anchor this shed to a gravel base?
We don’t recommend anchoring and building on gravel foundation due to the fact that it may not be fully leveled.
Will these instructions work for model 60079?
Unfortunately no. This assembly is quite different from the 60079.
This model has holes on the floor to anchor to a concrete slab ?
Yes, all our sheds come with an anchoring system!
@@LifetimeProductsAssembly I used 2.25 x 3/8ths TAPCON concrete screws in holes drilled by ROTARY hammer drill and screwed in with impact driver
I need new tops @ sky lights, cause the ones I received were not right. Could not fit to the other panels. Roof leaks and sad.. for my money.
Lifetime 60075 8 x 15 Ft. Outdoor Storage Shed, Desert Sand
Sorry to hear this! Replacement parts can be ordered through our customer service team. They can be reached at customercare@lifetime.com. They’ll need your model number (this is found on the box, instruction manual, or on the shed door on a green sticker) and a picture of the skylights you have received.
Do you have a full assembly instruction video for Shed Model #6402 ? #LifetimeAssembly #LifetimeProducts #LifetimeLawnandGarden
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do i need to to lay a shed base?
Yes, a foundation is required for any of our shed builds. The foundation can be made of wood or cement.
@@LifetimeProductsAssemblycould a gravel base with pressure treated 4x4s on the borders work?
Where can I buy this shed? Link please? 🙏
www.lifetime.com/lifetime-60353-8-ft-x-15-ft-outdoor-storage-shed
Costco online always has the best price.
The long list of tools needed was enough to make me not want to assemble one of these.
Some tools are not required for the shed assembly. We just included some tools that may be easier for the build.
I basically used 1 drill, 1 screw driver, and 1 mallet. Did 97% of the installation myself and only used a second set of hands for the doors, floors and the gables installation.
Never Never assemble this shed in cold weather.
This shed really sucks this shed really sucks