What the Element Nook build involves
The Element is an indoor panel kit, assembled by two people — Dundalk's recommendation. You build and square the floor frame, lay the tongue-and-groove floor boards, then stand the numbered wall panels on the base plates and fasten them as the manual shows.
Tools the manual asks for: rubber mallet, carpenter's level, carpenter's square, tape measure, cordless drill and drill-bit set, nail gun, utility knife, clamp and step ladder, plus silicone, sandpaper, wood glue and wood putty.
Where it goes
The Element stands on its own framed floor, so it needs a level indoor surface with room for its 54-3/4" × 54-3/4" footprint and 88" of height.
Electrical
Final electrical hookups must be completed by a certified electrician to comply with local codes. Dundalk makes this a condition of warranty validation, not just good practice.