Wood and size

mtnlife615

7 years ago

What wood is used on this shed? Cedar?
What are the dimensions and does it have a floor inside?

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The Playhouse Company
7 years ago
They are built using a unique triple wall construction developed by
us and not available from any other shed manufacturer. The initial
structure for the walls comes from a frame work, this is built using
good quality 38mm x 50mm redwood timber fully finished with
rounded corners and a smooth surface. The framework is screwed
together, rather than being nailed, this gives additional strength to
the shed. Redwood timber is used for its superior strength and
quality of finish over the more often used white wood. The overall floor size if 6ft3in long by 4ft3inch wide, we normally allow 6inches for the over hang. for more details please see the website link and the product specification https://www.theposhshedcompany.co.uk/posh-sheds/product/potting-shed
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