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Larch Garden Building Three
Garden building Three made from Larch. Measuring 5.0m x 4.10m. Featuring back and side walls with a balustrade feature. The picture shows the option pre-painted cladding. This building has a symmetrical apex roof. This structure is part of our modular range and can be added to with additional walls, doors, windows etc.
The larch timber supplied is dried and planed smooth, it is pre cut and supplied with the appropriate plans. Some construction experience is required. Although straightforward to install some skills are needed.
Dimensions of The Larch Apex Garden Building Structure Type Three:
- Width: 500cm
- Depth: 410cm
- Height: 350cm
- Supporting Posts: 145mm
- Top Frame: 45mm x 145mm
- Roof Purlins: 45mm x 160mm
- Roof Boards: 16mm
Supplied with:
- Special fixing screws for use with Larch / Douglas / Oak
- Torx Bits
- 8mm and 24mm drill bits
- Excluding roofing material.
- Instruction manual and plans
Larch timber
Comes from well managed forest and is one of the most durable softwood species.
It has a very warm colour and texture. Larch is in great demand for use in building due to being tough, waterproof and high durable qualities: top quality and knot free timber. In central Europe it is viewed as one of the best wood for building houses.
It is within the timber durability class of 3 - 4 and is ideal for garden buildings and structures. It is a resinous wood whose heartwood colour exhibits amber pink to reddish brown and if often chosen for its rich colour. As it ages it will eventually get a weathered look. We can provide very high quality treatments that will allow it to keep its natural colour so valued.
Approximate Delivery Time: 14 - 21 Working Days FREE Delivery*
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Order and delivery couldn't have been easier. Unloaded and trundled down the road by forklift and placed at the front of my house. Then just a matter of unpacking and moving the wood!
Due to the time of year treating the wood was a bit of a logistical problem as the cold weather meant drying time was slow and the bits couldn't be left out over night. Underestimated how long it would take due to the drying time and number of pieces of wood but the treatment (SIkkens) went on easily due to the quality of the material.
Build also couldn't have been easier. The wood is cut to millimetre perfect and it slotted together without any problems. With the exception of dropping in the door frame it was a one person build and took less than a day. To construct the door frame I knocked the frame together, squared it up and put a screw in each corner to stop it falling apart again. Once the walls were complete I hung the doors and just gave the frame a few taps where necessary to square it ...
Dec 29, 2013
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