Empire Sheds manufacture and supply high quality pressure treated and dip treated garden sheds and...Empire Sheds manufacture and supply high quality pressure treated and dip treated garden sheds and garden buildings.They manufacture all of their Garden Buildings on site at their modern manufacturing unit based in the West Midlands. Their Sheds and other garden products are supplied flat-packed with all the necessary parts and fixings required for assembly.Their Garden Buildings include Garden Sheds, Garden Storage, Bike Sheds and Log Stores. They offer a huge range of sizes and designs to meet every customer's needs.This garden shed is built using quality tanalised pressure treated 12mm tongue and groove shiplap. The shiplap provides the extra protection and build quality that sub-standard over lap cladding can't.The framing of the shed is 28x44 mm rounded and planed timber, which is far more sturdy and robust than most sheds. Each panel of the shed is fully framed and the shiplap cladding is double nailed for extra rigidity.The roof and floor are made from 11mm sheet material. This board provides good strength, is moisture resistant and won't split. The floor is held off the ground with solid 28x38mm timber bearers, which provide a solid base. And the roof is waterproofed with 25kg green mineral felt.The door provides good width for ease of access for larger items and is also built from same great quality 12mm shiplap and 28x44mm planed timber. The door is fastened with a turn button.All their sheds and garden buildings are simple to construct and come with full and easy to read instructions and all the fixtures and fittings required. The Empire 9800 Premier Apex has double doors on the front panel and windows along one side. It is constructed with a higher eaves height. The 9000 is also available in a large range of sizes to suit any garden. The Empire 9800 Premier Apex, with its higher eaves height, offers ample storage and features double front doors and a windowed side panel. Available in a range of sizes, the 9800 is designed to suit any garden.
This guide helps you understand and effectively use your new Empire Sheds Premier Apex Garden Shed. Ideal for homeowners needing extra storage, this shed provides durable, weather-resistant space for tools, equipment, and more. Keep in mind that assembly is required, and while instructions are included, some experience with DIY projects is helpful. This guide covers setup, maintenance, and troubleshooting to ensure you get the most out of your shed.
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Colour
Green
Model Part Number
9800
Brand
Empire Sheds
Extended Product Information
FAQs
What kind of base do I need for the shed?
A level base is required, such as concrete, paving slabs, or a timber frame. The base must be stable and able to support the shed's weight.
How long does it take to assemble the shed?
Assembly time varies depending on the size of the shed, but generally, it can take a full day or a weekend for a two person team.
Is the shed treated against rot?
Yes, the shed is constructed with pressure-treated timber to help resist rot and fungal decay.
What is the warranty on the shed?
Warranty information is dependent on the retailer. Please refer to your purchase details for warranty information.
How do I clean the shed?
Clean the shed periodically with a brush and soapy water. Avoid using harsh chemicals that could damage the wood.
Can I paint the shed?
Yes, you can paint the shed. Ensure the wood is dry and use an appropriate exterior wood paint or stain.
Are the windows made of glass or plastic?
The windows are typically made of styrene or similar shatterproof materials, not glass.
Troubleshooting
Difficulty assembling the shed.
Double-check the instructions and ensure all parts are correctly identified. If necessary, seek assistance from a friend or consider contacting customer support.
Water leaking inside the shed.
Inspect the roof felt for any tears or damage. Repair or replace as necessary. Ensure all panels are correctly aligned and sealed.
Door not closing properly.
Check the hinges and alignment of the door. Adjust as necessary. Ensure the frame is level. The turn button may need adjustment.
Wood showing signs of rot or decay.
Apply wood preserver annually. Address any issues promptly. Ensure good ventilation inside the shed.
Pros and Cons
Pros
Durable pressure-treated wood construction.
Provides ample storage space.
Easy access with double doors.
Robust framing for long-lasting use.
Includes windows for natural light.
Comes with easy-to-follow instructions.
Cons
Assembly required; may need two people.
Requires regular maintenance to ensure longevity.
Flat-packed; requires space for storage before assembly.
Additional tools may be needed for assembly.
Not suitable for extremely heavy-duty use.
Assembly time can vary depending on the size of the shed.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Preparation: Before you begin, ensure you have a level base, such as concrete, paving slabs, or a timber frame. Clear the area of any debris.
Assembly: Follow the detailed instructions provided. It's recommended to have at least two people for assembly, especially for larger sizes.
Tools: You'll need basic tools such as a screwdriver, hammer, measuring tape, and possibly a level.
Compatibility: This shed is compatible with various ground surfaces, provided they are level and stable. Ensure the chosen location allows for sufficient access and clearance around the shed.
Care & Maintenance: To maintain the shed's condition, treat the wood annually with a wood preserver. Check the roof felt regularly for any damage, and repair as needed. Clean the shed periodically to remove dirt and debris. Ensure the doors are properly aligned and that the turn button is functioning correctly.