This pressure-treated pent garden shed from Empire Sheds is constructed with high-quality tongue a...This pressure-treated pent garden shed from Empire Sheds is constructed with high-quality tongue and groove shiplap timber for superior protection. The shed features a single door on the right side panel and no windows. It is built with 28x44mm rounded and planed timber framing and waterproof 25kg roofing felt. The dimensions are H:206.0 x W:272.0 x D:150.0 cm and it weighs 250.0 kg. The shed comes flat-packed with all necessary parts and fixings for easy assembly, accompanied by clear instructions.
This guide is for homeowners seeking a durable and practical storage solution. The Empire Sheds Pent Garden Shed offers robust protection for your garden equipment with its pressure-treated timber construction. However, due to its size and weight, proper site preparation and assembly assistance may be required.
All features
Colour
Green
Model Part Number
P9X5RS
Brand
Empire Sheds
Extended Product Information
FAQs
What tools do I need for assembly?
You will need basic tools such as a screwdriver, a hammer, and possibly a drill for faster assembly. The instructions will provide specific requirements.
Is the shed treated to prevent rot?
Yes, the timber is pressure-treated to protect against rot and decay, significantly extending its lifespan.
Can I paint the shed?
Yes, you can paint the shed. Ensure the timber is clean and dry before applying paint or stain suitable for outdoor use.
What type of base is recommended?
A level base of paving slabs or a concrete foundation is recommended to ensure stability and protect the shed from ground moisture.
How do I maintain the roofing felt?
Inspect the roofing felt regularly for any damage or tears. Replace any damaged sections promptly. Ensure that any overhanging branches are trimmed to prevent damage to the roof.
What are the dimensions of the shed?
The dimensions are H:206.0 x W:272.0 x D:150.0 cm.
What is the weight of the shed?
The shed weighs 250.0 kg.
Is the door on the left or right?
The door is positioned on the right side panel.
Troubleshooting
Difficulty assembling the shed.
Double-check the instructions and ensure you're using the correct parts for each step. Consider watching a video guide for visual assistance. Ensure all components are properly aligned before fixing them.
Water leaking inside the shed.
Check the roofing felt for any tears or damage. Ensure the panels are tightly joined. Re-secure any loose panels or replace damaged roofing felt.
Door not closing properly.
Check that the door and frame are aligned. Tighten hinges and lubricate the door mechanism if needed. The shed might not be level, so adjust accordingly.
Pros and Cons
Pros
Durable pressure-treated timber extends the shed's lifespan.
Tongue and groove shiplap construction provides excellent weather resistance.
Easy to assemble with clear instructions.
Provides secure storage for garden tools and equipment.
The green color blends well with garden surroundings.
Cons
Requires assembly, which may take time.
The shed's weight (250kg) requires careful handling during assembly.
No windows are included, which might limit natural light.
Single door limits access from one side only.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Setup:
Site Preparation: Choose a level surface and consider using a base of paving slabs or a concrete foundation to ensure stability and protect the shed from ground moisture.
Assembly: Follow the provided instructions carefully. Ensure all parts are correctly aligned before tightening screws. It is recommended to have two people during assembly, particularly when lifting and positioning the larger panels.
Fixings: Use all provided fixings to ensure a secure build.
Compatibility:
The shed is compatible with most garden environments. Ensure there is enough space to accommodate the dimensions: H:206.0 x W:272.0 x D:150.0 cm.
Care:
Regular Inspection: Inspect the shed annually for any signs of wear, such as loose panels or damage to the roofing felt.
Cleaning: Clean the shed with mild soap and water as needed. Avoid using harsh chemicals or abrasive cleaners.
Maintenance: Treat the timber with a suitable wood preservative every few years to maintain its weather resistance and extend its lifespan.