Building Casing
In the following it is described how you can screw the wood parts together.
Better use a manual screwdriver than a cordless drill driver to not damage the wood.
Choose one of the side panels and screw it togehter with the other parts in the mentioned order and how described and depicted on the images.
Fastening the screws make sure the parts are positioned tight to each other and placed in an angle of 90 degrees correctly.
Screws to use: Spax 3 x 25
- Drill holes for (wall) mounting
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Make sure you put the screws in the middle of the panels. Hint: If you used multiplex plates as wood you can look through the hole in the side panel and see the stripes of the wood and use them as an indicator.
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On one of the slightly shorter sides of the panel drill two holes in a distance of 4.5 mm to the edge.
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In the two wood bars, in each drill two holes in a sufficient distance to each other.
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To fit the roof to the casing, screw the bars to the inside of the roof. Take care to put the bars in the middle of the roof and not to far at the front or back. They should fit inside the casing.
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| Use long screws (Spax 3 x 25) | Use short screws (Spax 3 x 16) |
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