Flat Packed Pressure Treated Pent Shed
Sheds DIY sheds are built to withstand the heavier elements of British weather, with tongue and groove cladded panels, which are pre-engineered to be as weather resistant as possible. No matter whatever you store inside of the wooden sheds, you can be sure it will be protected. With a variety of window placement options, you can make maximum use of the natural source of light.
The pressure treated tongue and groove construction is a much more substantial design than your normal overlap cladding, utilising thicker material for an overall stronger structure. With its heavy-duty floor, you have also the peace of mind that you won’t be restricted to storing the heavier of goods within. These sheds are the ultimate garden storage building which will suit all your needs
This item comes delivered via a courier pallet delivery company who deliver the pallet kerb side only.
All required fittings and instructions are included.
Estimated delivery is 10 working days
Timber Specification (Finished Sizes)
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12mm Swedish Pressure Treated Tanalised Red-Wood Tongue & Groove Shiplap
- Eaves Height - 1880mm
- Ridge Height - 2013mm
- Door Size - 1651mm x 756mm
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Window Pane Size - 610mm x 457mm
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38mm x 50mm Framework throughout the building (Including roof and floor)
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18mm pressure treated floorboard planks consisting of floor bearers attached underneath to elevate off the ground
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12mm Swedish Pressure Treated Tanalised Red-Wood Tongue & Groove Shiplap for the roof
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4mm Horticultural glass
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40kg Heavy duty modified bitumen mineral felt
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All sheds are manufactured with pressure treated tanalised timber on the outside of the building to help against rotting, fungal and insect attack
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Galvanized nails are used throughout the item, as well as every cladded timber being double nailed for extra strength
Please note Important information
Even though the sheds come pressure treated tanalised prior to delivery, we still recommend that the item is given an oil or spirit-based treatment which will give if protection against water being soaked into the timber. This will also prolong the life of the building.
