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The Marlborough Garden Bike Store is an ideal storage solution for cyclists and homeowners seeking a secure, weather-resistant space for bicycles and garden equipment. Constructed from 12mm pressure-treated tongue and groove shiplap cladding, it offers exceptional durability, though its size is optimized for long, narrow spaces, which may limit the storage of wider items compared to traditional square sheds.
| Colour | Brown |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | 7FA5711A33B4485FB34B42E2AB188B90 |
| Brand | Dakota Fields |
No, you will need to provide your own padlock to secure the double doors.
While it features pre-assembled panels, the weight of the timber makes it recommended to have at least two people for a safe and efficient installation.
Yes, the unit includes a 10mm OSB floor as part of the complete kit.
A solid, flat, and level base like concrete, tarmac, or level paving slabs is ideal to ensure the doors align correctly.
It is recommended to apply a wood preservative treatment at least once a year to maintain the wood's resistance to the elements.
Check that the base is perfectly level; if the base has settled, use shims to re-level the shed frame.
Timber is a natural product that expands and contracts; check if these gaps are excessive and consider applying a wood filler or wood preservative.
For the best results, place the shed on a solid, level surface such as paving slabs or a concrete base to prevent structural warping. Since the timber is pressure-treated, it is naturally resistant to decay, but it is recommended to apply a high-quality wood preservative annually to maintain the color and protective barrier. When installing, ensure there is enough clearance to fully open the double doors. Keep vegetation trimmed away from the exterior to prevent excessive moisture buildup against the wood panels.
