Shire Gazebo Pressure Treated Summerhouse
Description
Make the most of your outdoor space with a practical and stylish garden gazebo like this one from Shire. A gazebo feature summerhouse in shiplap timber is the perfect cosy hideaway.With its joinery made quality Georgian windows and door, the hexagonal Gazebo Summerhouse makes a wonderful feature in any garden; ideal as a place to relax. The Gazebo is constructed on 34mm square framing and clad with planed Shiplap tongue and groove boards made only from the highest grade, slow grown, FSC approved, northern European pine. The Summerhouse is pressure treated for low maintenance and longer life but a wood paint or a stain can be used to further enhance your new building. The windows on either side of the door open and are of a storm-resistant joinery quality. Allowance should be made for the roof overhang and access for painting and during installation. (Imperial dimensions are approximate to the nearest foot, please refer to the exact metric dimensions in the data given) Features and Benefits Sturdy - The robust and strong construction of this will provide years of durable use. FSC-approved timber - Proudly made in Britain from timber sourced from sustainable supplies, this is built with conservation in mind. Natural look - The natural finish gives this gazebo a rustic look, perfect for any style of garden décor. Specifications FSC-approved timber Self-assembly required Colour: Natural Made in Britain Dimensions: H 248 x W 216 x D 187cm Guarantee: Shire's products are guaranteed for 1 year from delivery, additionally the products will have a 10-year rot resistance guarantee. Both elements of the guarantee require compliance with the manufacturer's guidelines for assembly, usage and regular preservative treatment. These conditions are made clear in the company's assembly instructions.Delivery InformationDelivery is kerb side. Shire's drivers are very helpful and will always try to leave the product as conveniently positioned as possible. However, it is entirely at the driver's discretion whether or not it is suitable to drive onto your property.
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