The Rowlinson Premium Heritage 6x4 with Window is a traditional shed with a stylish twist. Its uni...The Rowlinson Premium Heritage 6x4 with Window is a traditional shed with a stylish twist. Its unique fine sawn vertical tongue and groove cladding, combined with contrasting black ironmongery, lends an air of elegance to this garden building. It offers ample space for gardening essentials, while the sturdy tongue and groove floor, kiln-dried prime grade 12mm cladding, and double 'Z' braced door enhance its strength and stability. All timber is sustainably sourced and pressure-treated for long-lasting preservation against rot and insect attack, eliminating the need for further protective treatment, though it can be painted. Key features include an apex roof for good headroom, a single, double-braced tongue and groove clad door, and a fine sawn timber finish. The construction includes a 12mm tongue and groove floor, OSB roof with mineral roofing felt, and 28x28mm framing. Dimensions are H:214.0 x W:140.0 x D:189.0 cm. The shed is pressure-treated against rot for 15 years (terms apply) and is self-assembly required.
This guide is for homeowners seeking to organize their garden tools and equipment. The Rowlinson Premium Heritage 6x4 Shed offers a stylish and durable storage solution, providing ample space and protection for your belongings. Note that self-assembly is required.
All features
Colour
Black
Brand
Rowlinson
Extended Product Information
FAQs
What are the dimensions of the shed?
The dimensions are H:214.0 x W:140.0 x D:189.0 cm.
Is the timber treated?
Yes, the timber is pressure-treated to protect against rot and insect attack for 15 years (terms apply).
Does the shed come with a floor?
Yes, the shed has a 12mm tongue and groove floor.
What type of roof does the shed have?
The roof is made of OSB with mineral roofing felt.
Is the shed easy to assemble?
Self-assembly is required. Follow the instructions provided.
Can I paint the shed?
Yes, although the timber is pressure-treated, you can paint it if you wish.
What is the door made of?
The door is a single, double-braced tongue and groove clad door.
Troubleshooting
Difficulty assembling the shed.
Carefully review the assembly instructions and ensure all parts are correctly identified. If needed, seek assistance from a friend or family member.
Door does not close or open smoothly.
Check the hinges and ensure they are aligned correctly. Tighten any loose screws. Check for obstructions that may be preventing the door from operating properly.
Water leakage.
Check the roof for any gaps or damage. Ensure the felt is correctly installed and in good condition. Seal any gaps with appropriate sealant.
Pros and Cons
Pros
Stylish design enhances garden aesthetics.
Durable construction ensures long-lasting use.
Pressure-treated timber reduces maintenance.
Ample storage space for garden tools and equipment.
Cons
Requires self-assembly.
Roof is made of OSB with mineral roofing felt.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Assembly: The shed requires self-assembly. Ensure you have the necessary tools and follow the instructions provided.
Location: Choose a level surface for the shed's foundation. Consider a concrete base or paving slabs to provide a stable platform.
Compatibility: This shed is compatible with various garden types and can be used to store a wide range of gardening equipment and supplies.
Care: The timber is pressure-treated and requires no further protective treatment, but you can paint it to match your garden's aesthetic if desired. Regularly inspect the shed for any signs of wear or damage, such as loose panels or damage to the roof. Clean the shed periodically to remove dirt and debris. Ensure the door and hinges are operating smoothly. Check the roof for any signs of wear.