Welcome to Lifetime assembly channel. My name is John.
Today we're going to help you build the 150 gallon Deck Box.
In this assembly, we are gonna follow the instructions that come with the deck box.
If you've already begun or you need help with a certain step, feel free to check the description
below there will be a time stamp associated with each step of the instructions.
There will be steps in this build where you're moving the deck box
in specific positions. If you're not comfortable moving it by yourself make
sure you have another adult available.
Alright! Let's take a look at what's in the box.
Before we get started, let's take a look at some of the tools you're gonna need to complete the job.
You'll need a drill, Phillips bit driver,
a 7/16" wrench, 1/2" wrench. It may be helpful to have a socket set.
Sockets you'll need 3/8", 7/16" and 1/2". Safety glasses, Phillips screwdriver and a rubber mallet.
Alright! Let's get started.
First you're gonna take the floor panel and the back panel and slide the tabs into the notches on the back of
the floor panel.
Once inserted slide it to the left until it stops.
Repeat the previous steps with the front panel.
Now you're gonna take the left panel and fold the corners up making sure that the notch on the top goes
towards the back of the deck box.
When you line up the tabs make sure that they
snap into place.
Now you're going to connect the side panel to the front and back. You're going
to need four screws for the front and four screws for the back.
This set may be easier with the help of another person
Repeat the previous steps on the right side
Now we're going to secure the bottom to the side panel using hardware. In order
to do that we have to flip the box completely over. If you're not
comfortable doing that make sure you have another adult to help you.
To secure the side panel to the floor panel we're going to put a screw through each of the
five tabs on the bottom.
We repeat the same steps on the tabs for the right side.
This next step we're gonna flip the box back over, again, if you're uncomfortable
doing that make sure you have somebody help you.
Now you're going to take the locking tab and attach it to the front panel with the hardware.
Next, you're going to the lid locking tab and attach it to the lid support bar using the hardware.
These nuts are center locking nuts. They are designed to be tight so they will be
harder to tighten.
Continue to tighten them until they are flush with the lid locking tab.
Now you are going to take the lid support bar and slide it into the slit
on the left side of the lid.
In order for the right side of the lid support to go
into the slit you may need to bend the bar a little bit to get that in.
For this next step we're going to secure the support bar to the lid using the hardware.
The holes are too small for the screws so you're going to need to use a
drill to attach them. Make sure that you don't over tighten.
The hinge is oriented this way so you can attach the hardware like this.
Now you're going to take the left hinge and put it into the slot on the lid.
Rotating it downward, making sure that the ball studs are facing inwards.
Now you're going to attach to the left hinge to the lid using the hardware.
Keep in mind the holes will be smaller than the screws so you will need to use a
drill for this step.
The hinge goes together this way for the right side of the lid.
Repeat the same steps you did for the left side on the right side so you can
secure the lid.
Next you're gonna take the hinges and rotate them to a 90 degree angle like this.
So lift the lid up and place the hinges on the slot on the back of the deck box.
This step may be easier with the help of another person.
Now I can secure the hinges to the deck box using the hardware.
This step may be easier with two people.
Place the gas spring like this onto the ball studs.
Push hard so they snap into place.
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