Shire Woburn Garden Building - Brown
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The Shire Woburn Garden Building in Brown is designed for homeowners seeking a beautiful and functional outdoor retreat. Its primary benefit is offering panoramic garden views through extensive glazing, making any day feel special. A key consideration is that the timber requires a top coat finish for full protection. This summerhouse features substantial framing, T&G cladding, double doors with a mortice lock, and large opening windows, all crafted from high-grade, FSC-approved Northern European pine.
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| Colour | Brown |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | WOBU0906DSL-1AA |
| Brand | Shire Garden Buildings |
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FAQs
What type of wood is used for the Shire Woburn Summerhouse?
The summerhouse is constructed from high-grade, slow-grown, FSC-approved Northern European pine.
Does the building come pre-painted?
No, it is supplied with a dipped base coat preservative and is ready for you to apply your chosen top coat for colour and protection.
What is the purpose of the mortice lock?
The mortice lock is fitted to the double doors to provide security for the contents of the summerhouse.
How often should I reapply the top coat treatment?
It is generally recommended to reapply the top coat treatment every 1-3 years, depending on the environmental conditions and the type of finish used.
Can I install this summerhouse on uneven ground?
No, it is crucial to erect the summerhouse on a level and stable base for structural integrity and to prevent issues like warping.
Are the windows fixed or can they be opened?
The summerhouse features large opening windows, allowing for ventilation and control of airflow.
Troubleshooting
Warping of timber components
Ensure the building is erected on a level and stable base. Apply top coat treatment promptly and maintain it regularly to protect the wood from moisture fluctuations.
Difficulty closing doors or windows
Check that the building is level and that the frame has not shifted. Minor adjustments to hinges or frame may be required. Ensure no obstructions are present.
Condensation on glazing
Ensure adequate ventilation by opening the windows when in use. Avoid placing the building in overly damp or shaded areas if possible. Wipe down excess moisture.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Offers abundant natural light and excellent garden views.
- Constructed from high-quality, sustainable timber.
- Durable Tongue and Groove construction for roof and floor.
- Secure double doors with a mortice lock.
- Handmade in Britain, supporting local craftsmanship.
- Ready for custom painting to match garden aesthetics.
Cons
- Requires additional top coat treatment for full weather protection.
- Assembly may require more than one person due to size and components.
- The timber construction will require ongoing maintenance to prevent weathering.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Setup: The Woburn Summerhouse comes with fixings and assembly instructions. It is recommended to have a level base prepared before assembly, such as concrete slabs or a paved area. Assembly is typically a two-person job and may take several hours. Ensure all components are laid out and identified before starting.
Compatibility: This garden building is designed for outdoor use in most garden settings. Ensure adequate space for the doors and windows to open fully.
Care: The building is supplied with a dipped base coat preservative. For long-term protection and to maintain its appearance, it is essential to apply a suitable wood preservative or exterior paint/stain as a top coat. Reapply the top coat every 1-3 years, depending on exposure to the elements, and clean the glazing with a damp cloth.