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Shire Woburn 9x6 Shiplap

Shire Woburn 9x6 Shiplap

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The Woburn 9x6 Shiplap Summerhouse blends traditional charm with premium construction. Featuring tongue and groove walls, roof, and floor, plus a Georgian-style bay window and half-glazed door, it ensures durability and style. With a robust 45mm x 45mm framework, high eaves, internal ridge, and pre-treated timber, this summerhouse provides a secure, spacious, and elegant garden retreat.

Key Features:

  • Constructed with tongue & groove shiplap walls, roof, and floor for durability
  • Georgian-style bay window and half-glazed single door
  • Strong 45mm x 45mm framework for enhanced stability
  • High eaves height (1810mm) and internal ridge (2190mm) for spacious interior
  • Mortised and tenoned doors with internal hinges for added security
  • Floor and roof made from planed pine tongue & groove boarding
  • Pre-treated with anti-fungicide wood protection primer
  • Easy assembly on a firm, level base with recommended timber treatment

Specifications:

Feature Details
Manufacturer ShireGB
Model / Furniture Range Woburn
Colour Options Brown
Footprint Width 2990 mm (9'10")
Footprint Depth 1990 mm (6'6")
Eaves Height 1810 mm (5'11")
Internal Ridge Height 2190 mm (7'2")
Wall Cladding 12mm Tongue & Groove Shiplap
Floor Material 12mm x 120mm Planed Pine Tongue & Groove
Floor Joists 45mm x 45mm (2" x 2")
Roof Material 12mm x 120mm Planed Pine Tongue & Groove
Bay Window Glazing 3mm Horticultural Glass
Door Type Half-Glazed, Mortised & Tenoned with Internal Hinges
Wood Treatment Pre-Treated Anti-Fungicide Primer
Warranty 1 Year
Assembly Requirement Firm, Level Base; Recommended Water-Based Timber Preservative
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