Empire Sheds manufacture and supply high quality pressure treated and dip treated garden sheds and...Empire Sheds manufacture and supply high quality pressure treated and dip treated garden sheds and garden buildings. All sheds and garden products are supplied flat-packed with all the necessary parts and fixings required for assembly. This garden shed is built using quality tanalised pressure treated 12mm tongue and groove shiplap. The framing of the shed is 28x44 mm rounded and planed timber. The roof and floor are made from 11mm sheet material. The floor is held off the ground with solid 28x38mm timber bearers. The roof is waterproofed with 25kg green mineral felt. The door provides good width for ease of access for larger items and is also built from same great quality 12mm shiplap and 28x44mm planed timber. The door is fastened with a turn button. All sheds and garden buildings are simple to construct and come with full and easy to read instructions and all the fixtures and fittings required. The Empire 1500 Pent Garden Shed has a single door with windows and is made from pressure treated tongue and groove timber. Features: Pressure treated timber Tongue and groove cladding 28x44mm timber rounded and planed 20kg waterproof roofing felt Hasp & Staple Perspex windows. Dimensions: H:206.0 x W:216.0 x D:120.0 cm Weight: 150.0 kg Colour: Green Material: Wood Model Number: P7X42R
Empire Sheds 7 x 4ft Tongue and Groove Wooden Pent Garden ShedFree delivery in 1–3 days£615.00Visit shop →
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This guide is for anyone looking to assemble and maintain an Empire Sheds 7x4ft garden shed. The primary benefit is straightforward setup and durable construction using pressure-treated timber. Keep in mind that while the shed is designed for ease of assembly, some basic DIY skills are recommended.
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Colour
Green
Model Part Number
1500
Brand
Empire Sheds
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FAQs
What tools do I need for assembly?
You will need a screwdriver, a drill, a hammer, a measuring tape, and possibly a level.
Is the shed treated against rot?
Yes, the timber is pressure-treated for rot resistance.
Can I paint the shed?
Yes, you can paint the shed. Ensure the wood is dry and clean before painting, and use suitable exterior-grade paint.
What type of base is recommended?
A level base made of concrete, paving stones, or a wooden frame is recommended.
How do I maintain the roof?
Regularly inspect the roof felt for damage. Replace it if it tears or starts to deteriorate.
What are the dimensions of the shed?
H:206.0 x W:216.0 x D:120.0 cm
Troubleshooting
Difficulty assembling the shed.
Double-check the instructions and ensure all parts are correctly identified. If needed, watch online videos for guidance. Ensure all screws are tightened appropriately.
Water leaking inside the shed.
Check the roof felt for any tears or damage and repair or replace it as necessary. Ensure all panels are correctly aligned.
Door not closing or aligning properly.
Adjust the hinges and turn button to ensure proper alignment. Check for any obstructions.
Pros and Cons
Pros
Durable pressure-treated timber construction.
Easy to assemble with included instructions.
Weather-resistant design.
Good storage capacity.
Includes perspex windows for natural light.
Cons
Requires some DIY assembly skills.
Floor made from 11mm sheet material.
The door fastening uses a turn button only.
Assembly may require two people.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Preparation: Choose a level base (concrete slab, paving stones, or a wooden frame) for the shed. Ensure the base is slightly larger than the shed's dimensions.
Assembly: Follow the detailed instructions provided. It is recommended to have two people for easier assembly.
Components: The shed arrives flat-packed with all necessary parts and fixings.
Care: Periodically inspect the shed. Check the roof for any damage or wear and tear. Clean the windows as needed. Apply wood preservative if desired to maintain the timber.