Empire Sheds Pent 7x3ft Wooden Garden Shed - Green
The Empire 2200 Pent garden shed is a pressure-treated wooden shed featuring tongue and groove cla...The Empire 2200 Pent garden shed is a pressure-treated wooden shed featuring tongue and groove cladding. Its 3ft width makes it ideal for narrow spaces. The shed includes pressure-treated timber, tongue and groove cladding, 28x44mm rounded and planed timber, and 20kg waterproof roofing felt. It has a single door with a hasp and staple fastening. Specifications: Height: 206.0 cm, Width: 216.0 cm, Depth: 92.0 cm, Weight: 150.0 kg, Colour: Green. Empire Sheds manufactures high-quality garden buildings, including sheds, storage, bike sheds, and log stores, in various sizes and designs. The shed is constructed with 12mm tongue and groove shiplap for extra protection and quality. The framing is made of sturdy 28x44mm rounded and planed timber, with fully framed panels and double-nailed shiplap cladding for rigidity. The roof and floor are made from 11mm moisture-resistant sheet material, with the floor supported by solid 28x38mm timber bearers. The roof is waterproofed with 25kg green mineral felt. The door is wide for easy access and constructed from 12mm shiplap and 28x44mm planed timber, fastened with a turn button. All sheds come with easy-to-read instructions and necessary fixtures and fittings.
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This guide helps owners of the Empire Sheds Pent 7x3ft Wooden Garden Shed – Green get the most out of their purchase. Ideal for those needing compact, weather-resistant outdoor storage, this shed provides a secure space for garden tools and equipment. Note that while the shed is designed for durability, regular maintenance is needed to ensure longevity.
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Colour
Green
Model Part Number
2200
Brand
Empire Sheds
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FAQs
What tools are needed for assembly?
You will typically need a screwdriver, hammer, and possibly a drill.
What is the warranty on the shed?
Warranty information can be found in the product documentation or on the Empire Sheds website.
Can I paint the shed?
Yes, you can paint the shed. Ensure the wood is properly prepared and use a suitable exterior paint.
How often should I treat the wood?
It is recommended to treat the wood with a wood preservative annually.
What type of base is recommended?
A level base made of paving slabs or a wooden base is recommended.
Is the shed waterproof?
The shed is designed to be weatherproof, with features like tongue and groove cladding and waterproof roofing felt, but regular maintenance is still required.
Troubleshooting
Difficulty assembling the shed.
Double-check the instructions and ensure all parts are correctly identified. If needed, seek assistance or contact Empire Sheds for support.
Door not closing properly.
Adjust the hinges or the hasp and staple fastening. Ensure the shed is level.
Water leakage inside the shed.
Check the roof felt for damage and repair as needed. Ensure all panels are correctly fitted and sealed.
Pros and Cons
Pros
Durable pressure-treated timber construction.
Compact size ideal for smaller gardens.
Tongue and groove cladding for a weather-resistant seal.
Easy to assemble with included instructions.
Wide door for easy access to stored items.
Cons
Requires regular maintenance to ensure longevity.
Hasp and staple fastening is provided - consider upgrading for increased security.
Assembly required; may require two people.
Floor bearers may require leveling during setup.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Setup:
Preparation: Choose a flat, level surface for the shed. Ensure the area is clear of debris.
Assembly: Follow the easy-to-read instructions provided. All necessary fixtures and fittings are included.
Base: Consider placing the shed on paving slabs or a wooden base for added stability and to protect the base from ground moisture.
Compatibility:
The shed is compatible with a wide range of garden types.
It is best suited for storing standard garden tools and equipment.
Care:
Regularly inspect the shed for any signs of wear and tear.
Treat the timber with a wood preservative annually to maintain its weatherproof qualities.
Clear any debris from the roof to prevent water buildup and ensure proper drainage.
Check and tighten fixings periodically to maintain structural integrity.