Summerhouses

We have a unique concept of allowing you to choose exactly what you would like in the summerhouse. And though we offer two models, all summerhouses can be adapted to your precise needs. For instance we can add an extra windows, leave out the windows on one side, change the overhangs on the roof and floor or even add partitions to allow it to be used for storage as well as a summerhosue. The list could go on.

All our summerhouses are available in either our extra strong (3/4" thick) T&G Loglap or in our quality T&G Shiplap.

All floors and roofs are made from 5/8" T&G boards and the framing is the same as our 'Super' range.

Dimension given in the price list are for the nominal size of the body of the building, e.g. 8' x 10' TS3 summer house will require a nominal base size 11' x 10'. (i.e. 8'+3'=11')Any size from 6' x 6' up to 14' x 24' is possible. Though it is worth noting the way that the summerhouses are measured.

When measuring garden buildings we measure the side first then the ends. Thus and 8' x 9' (2.44 x 2.74) summerhouse would look like the illustration below.

We also have a range of other options including the choice of standard, Georgian or Leaded windows

Chilworth with Georgian window option.

This is built with the apex reversed to give the appearance of a Chalet and has windows on two sides of the building. The base model comes with a solid door and fixed windows. The door is in the middle of the front with a window on either side. Glass size is 36" x 16"; on this model. Summerbuildings of 9' and over come with double doors as standard.

The Abinger

This is the same building with a 2' overhang on the roof. The base model comes with a solid door and fixed windows. Deep windows (36" x 18") are standard on this model. Summerbuildings of 9' and over come with double doors as standard.

The Chilworth

This has a 3' overhang on the floor and roof and is complete with balcony rails. The base model comes with a solid door and fixed windows. It has deep windows(36" x 16") as standard on both sides and also on either side of the doors. Solid doors are normal. NB, Glazed doors as on the drawing are not standard, but are available as an optional extra. Double doors are standard on buildings 9' and over.