Empire Sheds Pent 6x3ft Wooden Garden Shed - Green
The Empire 2200 Pent garden shed is a pressure-treated wooden shed constructed with tongue and gro...The Empire 2200 Pent garden shed is a pressure-treated wooden shed constructed with tongue and groove cladding, making it ideal for narrow spaces. It features a single door, pressure-treated timber, rounded and planed 28x44mm timber framing, and 20kg waterproof roofing felt. The shed's dimensions are H:206.0 x W:186.0 x D:92.0 cm, and it weighs 150.0 kg. This shed is built using quality tanalised pressure-treated 12mm tongue and groove shiplap, providing superior protection and build quality. The framing is robust 28x44 mm rounded and planed timber, with each panel fully framed and the shiplap cladding double-nailed for extra rigidity. The roof and floor are made from 11mm moisture-resistant sheet material, with the floor raised off the ground by solid 28x38mm timber bearers. The roof is waterproofed with 25kg green mineral felt. The single door offers ample width for easy access and is constructed from the same high-quality 12mm shiplap and 28x44mm planed timber, fastened with a turn button. All sheds and garden buildings from Empire Sheds are designed for simple construction and come with clear instructions and all necessary fixtures and fittings.
This guide is for owners of the Empire Sheds Pent 6x3ft Wooden Garden Shed. It helps you understand the features, setup, and maintenance of your shed to maximize its lifespan and utility. While the shed is designed for simple construction, proper assembly and care are crucial for optimal performance.
All features
Colour
Green
Model Part Number
2200
Brand
Empire Sheds
Extended Product Information
FAQs
What is the shed made of?
The shed is made of pressure-treated, tongue and groove shiplap cladding and framed with 28x44mm rounded and planed timber.
What kind of roof does it have?
It has a pent roof covered with 20kg green mineral felt.
Is the shed treated against rot?
Yes, the timber is pressure-treated for rot and weather resistance.
What are the dimensions of the shed?
The shed's dimensions are H:206.0 x W:186.0 x D:92.0 cm.
How do I maintain the shed?
Regularly clean the shed, inspect for damage, treat the wood with preservative, and maintain the roof.
What should I put the shed on?
Place the shed on a level base such as paving slabs, concrete, or a wooden frame.
How do I secure the door?
The door is secured with a turn button.
Can I paint the shed?
Yes, you can paint the shed to protect and customize the look; ensure the wood is prepared correctly before painting.
Troubleshooting
Difficulty assembling the shed.
Double-check the instructions and ensure all parts are correctly identified. If necessary, seek assistance or contact Empire Sheds customer service.
Water leaking into the shed.
Inspect the roof for any damage or gaps in the felt and repair or replace the affected area. Also, check the door for proper closure.
Door not closing properly.
Adjust the turn button or hinges as needed. Ensure the shed is level and the frame is not warped.
Pros and Cons
Pros
Durable pressure-treated wood construction.
Tongue and groove cladding for a secure build.
Compact size suitable for smaller gardens.
Easy access with a single door.
Clear instructions and easy assembly.
Cons
Requires assembly.
Limited storage space compared to larger sheds.
Floor made of 11mm moisture-resistant sheet material.
Roofing felt may require occasional maintenance.
Single door can be less convenient than double doors for larger items.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Assembly: Follow the clear instructions provided with your shed. Ensure all components are correctly aligned before securing them.
Base: Prepare a level and stable base for the shed. This can be made of paving slabs, concrete, or a wooden frame.
Placement: Choose a location that is sheltered from strong winds and direct sunlight to prolong the life of the shed.
Compatibility: This shed is compatible with standard garden tools and equipment.
Care:
Cleaning: Clean the shed regularly with mild soap and water.
Inspection: Inspect the shed annually for any signs of damage or wear and tear.
Treatment: Apply a wood preservative every few years to maintain the wood's protective qualities.
Roof Maintenance: Check the roofing felt for any tears or damage, and repair as necessary. Ensure proper drainage to avoid water accumulation.