Albany Sheds

Albany Sheds

Norfolk Apex
  • Tongue & groove shiplap inc floor & roof
  • Fully framed and braced door with three hinges
  • Window section can be fitted on either side

Cottage Apex

  • Traditional weatherboard style overlap cladding
  • Roof and floor are solid close-boarded timber
  • Tongue and groove door with three hinges
  • Window section can be fitted on either side
Major Apex
  • 300mm extra eaves height compared to standard
  • Taller door with two heavy duty galvanised hinges.
  • Heavy duty sawn framework and roof purlins
  • Flexible door and window positioning
  • Heavy duty felt
  • Options include an extra door, wider door, double doors, stable style door, extra windows, opening windows, safety glass, security windows
  • Also available with a Pent roof
Charnwood Log Cabin (Style A)
  • 33 mm interlocking tongue and groove logs
  • Floor: 15mm tongue and groove on 45 x 34 mm joists. Roof: 15mm tongue and groove on 34 x 120 mm purlins.
  • Doors: joinery made with a fitted mortice lock
  • Decorative hinges and handle.
  • All windows are opening
  • Internal eaves height is 2.0 m
  • Shaped front fascia boards
  • Offset double doors
  • One opening window
  • no verandah
  • 400mm roof canopy
  • The door can be fitted to either side
  • Options include 9 pane opening side window, felt tiles, safety glass
Base RequirementsWe cannot stress enough the importance of importance of putting your garden building onto a solid level foundation. Get it right and your building will fit together perfectly and last for years. Get it wrong and you could have problems with assembly, the shed will not last nearly as long and the doors may not close properly.

Positioning of your Building

The size of your building is approximate and does not allow for roof overhangs. When deciding where to site your building you must allow sufficient room for the roof and allow access for assembling, maintenance and retreating of the building. The minimum space required is usually 300mm (1ft) all the way around the building although 500mm is preferable. Your base does not have to be larger than the building.

Base Requirements

Suitable Bases Not Suitable
Paving SlabsConcrete

Bearers/Sleepers On

Gravel/Shingle

Decking

 Soil/GrassLoose Bricks

Pallets

Any uneven surface
We recommend a fully paved area If using bearers or sleepers they must run the opposite way to the joists on the building floor. Direction of floor joists will vary depending on the size and model of the building. If using slabs the whole area should be paved in order to support the floor. A slab in each corner is not adequate.

Whatever base you use it is imperative that it is firm, flat and level otherwise your building will not fit together properly and will not last as long. So please do spend time on the base.

If you need to check the length, direction or quantity of bearers you need, exact floor measurements or further advice of please do not hesitate to contact us during office hours.
We do offer a base laying service for smaller sheds up to 8 x 6.

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