Shed assembly

All of our sheds are designed for DIY assembly and come with well-written instructions specific to that shed. If you don't want to do it yourself, our expert shed assemblers provide shed installation services across most of New Zealand.

Shed assembly and installation services NZ Gubba Sheds

DIY SHED ASSEMBLY

DIY kitset shed assembly

Most of our customers put their sheds together themselves. While most sheds can be assembled by one person in a day, it's always easier with two, so call a mate and have some fun while you're doing it.

Site preparation

The site where you are going to assemble your shed needs to be dry, clear and flat/level. Flat means no more than 1-2 degrees slope.
If the ground or floor is not level it becomes difficult or impossible to fit the roof correctly and often doors will not open/close properly due to the walls being twisted out of shape by the unlevel floor.

Tools required

The tools generally required for kitset shed assembly. Note you will need to drill the holes for the screws that hold the shed together. This is because it is better to drill the holes once the shed is erected on your site than have them pre-drilled, so you get the best fit, allowing for any slight variations due to ground level etc.

  • Power drill
  • Drill bits 3.5mm and 10mm
  • Square, slotted and Phillips driver bit
  • Hex drive 5/16
  • Riveter (free Duratuf riveter supplied in kit)
  • Hammer
  • Nail punch
  • Tape measure
  • Ladder
  • Adjustable spanners x 2
  • String line / length of string
  • Level
  • Hand saw
  • Caulking gun
  • Tin snips
  • Flat file
  • Wrench
  • Masonry drill and 10mm masonry bit (for bolt down kit only)
  • Utility knife
Kitset shed assembly NZ

Shed assembly instructions

IMPORTANT: These are a SAMPLE of shed assembly instructions, the most accurate and up to date assembly instructions will come with your shed and you should refer to those. Any problems, call 0508 449 222 or email sheds@gubba.co.nz for help.

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