Powersheds Pent Roof Summerhouse Combi - 14ft x 6ft - Brown

The Powersheds Pent Roof Summerhouse Combi offers a perfect blend of style and functional storage ...

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Robert DyasPower Pent Summerhouse Combi 14x6 - Brown - Includes 6Ft Side Store - High Grade Scandinavian Timber
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Wayfair UKPowersheds 14 x 6ft Timber Tongue & Groove Pent Summerhouse Combi (includes 6ft Side Store)
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Travis Perkins14 x 6 Power Pent Summerhouse With 6ft Side Store
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The Powersheds Pent Roof Summerhouse Combi is an ideal choice for homeowners looking to maximize their garden utility by combining a stylish relaxation space with a secure storage unit. Constructed from high-grade, slow-grown timber, it offers a robust, weather-resistant environment for gardening projects or outdoor leisure. While it provides excellent flexibility in design, users should note that the included dip-treatment is only an initial 12-month preservative, requiring the owner to apply further protective wood treatment to maintain the structural integrity and appearance of the timber long-term.

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ColourBrown
Model Part Number146PPSHC6
BrandPowersheds

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FAQs

Can I paint the summerhouse a different colour?

Yes, once the initial dip-treatment has weathered or after you have applied a suitable primer, you can use a high-quality outdoor timber paint.

Does the shed include a floor?

Yes, this model includes a robust 12mm thick tongue and groove floor.

How long does it take to assemble?

Due to its size, we recommend at least two capable adults and allowing a full weekend for assembly.

Is the side store lockable?

Yes, the side store is designed for secure storage; ensure you provide a high-quality padlock for the door hardware.

What type of base is recommended?

A solid, level base is essential. Concrete slabs or a pressure-treated timber sub-frame are best to prevent damp rising into the timber.

Can I switch the door to the other side after assembly?

While the design is modular, moving the door after the initial assembly requires dismantling the relevant wall panels.

Troubleshooting

Difficulty aligning panels during assembly

Ensure your base is perfectly level and square; use a spirit level on each foundation point before starting.

Windows or doors sticking

Check if the structure has settled and ensure the frame remains square; adjust the hinges or check for debris in the runners.

Water ingress at panel joints

Ensure that the wood is treated and that any gaps are filled with a suitable outdoor-rated silicone sealant or wood filler.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • High-grade, slow-grown timber for long-lasting durability
  • Fully customizable door and window placement
  • Integrated side storage optimizes small garden footprints
  • Toughened glass provides added security and safety
  • Tongue and groove flooring and roof prevent sagging

Cons

  • Requires regular maintenance treatments after the first year
  • Requires significant self-assembly effort due to the size and weight
  • Large footprint (14ft x 6ft) requires a substantial leveled base

Setup, Compatibility & Care

Proper installation begins with a level, solid base such as concrete, paving slabs, or a pressure-treated timber frame. Because the structure is modular, plan your desired window and door configuration before beginning construction to ensure you do not have to disassemble panels later.

Care instructions include:

  1. Initial Treatment: The building arrives dip-treated with a wax-enhanced preservative, but this only lasts 12 months.
  2. Annual Maintenance: Apply a high-quality garden wood preserver or oil-based stain every year to prevent water ingress and timber degradation.
  3. Clear Debris: Regularly clear leaves and debris from the roof felt and gutter areas to prevent moisture buildup.
  4. Check Fittings: Tighten screws and hardware once per season to compensate for natural timber expansion and contraction.

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