With extra eaves height and the added benefit of natural light coming through the windows, the Row...With extra eaves height and the added benefit of natural light coming through the windows, the Rowlinson Shiplap Workshops provides great storage and space to be used as a workshop or a shed. Featuring styrene glazed windows and double lockable doors for easy access, this product is sure to provide many years of enjoyment.
* 12mm shiplap cladding * Double ledged and braced doors supplied with lock and key * Solid board roof with mineral roofing felt * Tongue and groove floor * Manufactured from 29x35 & 29x45mm framing
The Rowlinson Workshop Shed - 9x12 - Brown is designed for homeowners seeking robust storage or a dedicated workspace. Its key benefit is providing ample, secure space with enhanced natural light. A potential caveat is the assembly, which may require two people and basic DIY skills. This shed features durable 12mm shiplap cladding, a solid board roof with mineral felt, a tongue and groove floor, and double lockable doors for security and easy access. It's built with sturdy 29x35mm and 29x45mm framing.
All features
Colour
Brown
Model Part Number
SWS9X122T
Brand
Rowlinson
Extended Product Information
FAQs
What are the external dimensions of the shed?
The external dimensions are 9ft (width) x 12ft (depth). Specific height details can be found in the product specifications.
Does the shed come with a floor?
Yes, the shed features a solid tongue and groove floor for a durable and stable base.
Is the shed easy to assemble?
Assembly is straightforward but is best carried out by two people due to the size and weight of some components. Clear instructions are provided.
What is the cladding type?
The shed is constructed with 12mm shiplap cladding, offering good weather resistance.
Do I need to treat the wood?
Yes, it is recommended to treat the exterior wood with a suitable preservative or stain annually to protect it from the elements and prolong its lifespan.
Are the doors lockable?
Yes, the shed features double ledged and braced doors that are supplied with a lock and key for security.
What is the warranty period?
Please refer to the retailer or manufacturer's website for specific warranty information, as it can vary.
Troubleshooting
Shed door is difficult to open or close
Check if the shed is level and if the door frame has shifted. Adjust hinges if necessary and lubricate moving parts.
Water ingress after heavy rain
Inspect the roofing felt for tears or damage. Check the joints in the shiplap cladding and the seal around windows and doors. Apply sealant where necessary.
Wood appears to be warping or splitting
Ensure the shed is properly ventilated and has been treated with a wood preservative. Address any persistent dampness on the base.
Lock mechanism is stiff
Apply a graphite-based lubricant to the lock cylinder and mechanism. Ensure the door is aligned correctly when locking.
Pros and Cons
Pros
Durable construction with shiplap cladding and sturdy framing.
Enhanced security with lockable, double-braced doors.
Increased internal light due to styrene glazed windows.
Solid and stable floor, ideal for workshop use.
Ample storage or workspace due to the 9x12ft dimensions.
Cons
Assembly may require two people and basic DIY knowledge.
Natural wood requires periodic maintenance (e.g., treating) to prolong its life.
Delivery may require assistance to unload.
Shingle felt may require replacement over extended periods.
Treated wood may have a distinct odor initially.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Setup:
Foundation: Ensure a firm, level base is prepared. A concrete slab or a heavy-duty timber frame base is recommended for stability and longevity.
Assembly: Follow the manufacturer's instructions carefully. Assembly typically requires two people and basic tools like a hammer, screwdriver, and spirit level.
Placement: Position the shed on the prepared base, ensuring adequate clearance around it for maintenance and access.
Compatibility:
This shed is a standalone unit and does not require direct connection to utilities, though lighting or power can be added by a qualified electrician.
Ensure the chosen location has sufficient space for the shed's footprint and any required access paths.
Care:
Treatment: For longevity, treat the exterior wood with a suitable preservative or stain annually. This protects against rot and insect attack.
Cleaning: Wipe down surfaces with a damp cloth. Avoid abrasive cleaners.
Roofing Felt: Inspect the roofing felt periodically for damage and ensure it is well-maintained to prevent leaks.
Doors & Locks: Lubricate the hinges and lock mechanism occasionally to ensure smooth operation.