Description
Empire 3000 Pent Garden Shed
The Empire 3000 pent garden shed is a strong, durable shed. It has been made from pressure treated, shiplap T&G cladding.
The 3 windows allow plenty of natural light into the shed and the single braced and ledged door at one end, allows the shed to be positioned against an existing building or other structure.
The door can be place at either end of the shed, this must be specified when placing the order.
DOOR RIGHT SIDE
DOOR LEFT SIDE
Pressure Treated Cladding
T&G cladding made from pressure treated tanalised timber is guaranteed against rot & insect attack for 15 years. The cladding can be stained or painted should you wish to change the natural colour of the timber.
Premium Roofing Felt
All Empire sheds are supplied with a premium felt. The waterproof felt has a polyester backing which makes the felt much less prone to ripping and tearing. The felt is supplied separate from the roof panel and is easily fitted using the galvanised felt nails provided.
Rounded & Planed Framing
All Empire sheds are built using rounded and planed timber framing, which provides a smooth professional finish to the interior of the shed. The framing is 44mm x 28mm to ensure a solid and secure build. The framing is also pressure treated to prevent rot & insect attack guaranteed for 15 years.
Secure Door
The door of this Empire shed is also made using dipped treated tongue & groove timber. The door is ledged and braced to ensure maximum strength and ridigity.
Hasp & Staple
All of our pressure treated sheds are supplied with a 4″ hasp & staple. Aswell as being made from strong and durable steel, the powder coating protects the hasp & staple from rust & corrosion. The hasp & staple will require a good quality padlock (not supplied) to keep your shed safe and secure.
Tongue & Groove Cladding
This shed is using 12mm tongue & groove pressure treated as standard. This premium cladding ensures great strength and durability.
Black Powder Coated Hinges
All of our pressure treated sheds are supplied with 10″ Tee hinges. Aswell as being made from strong and durable steel, the powder coating protects the hinges from rust & corrosion.
Specifications
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Free UK Delivery
Our products are delivered free to all customers in the UK.
Built by Craftsmen
All our products are of excellent quality.
Value for Money
Everything we sell is built to a high standard.
Great Customer Service
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Key Features
- Pressure Treated
- Tongue & Groove Cladding
- UK manufacturer
- Easy self assembly
- Fixings and instructions supplied
- UK Mainland delivery
- 15 Year Anti-rot guarantee
- Usually delivered in 8-10 working days
Dimensions
| Shed Size | Roof Size | Floor Size |
|---|---|---|
| 4X3 | 52″ x 41″ | 48″ x 35″ |
| 5X3 | 64″ x 41″ | 60″ x 35″ |
| 6X3 | 76″ x 41″ | 72″ x 35″ |
| 7X3 | 88″ x 41″ | 84″ x 35″ |
| 8X3 | 97″ x 41″ | 94″ x 35″ |
| 9X3 | 111″ x 41″ | 106″ x 35″ |
| 10X3 | 123″ x 41″ | 118″ x 35″ |
| 4X4 | 52″ x 51″ | 48″ x 46″ |
| 5X4 | 64″ x 51″ | 60″ x 46″ |
| 6X4 | 76″ x 51″ | 72″ x 46″ |
| 7X4 | 88″ x 51″ | 84″ x 46″ |
| 8X4 | 97″ x 51″ | 94″ x 46″ |
| 9X4 | 111″ x 51″ | 106″ x 46″ |
| 10X4 | 123″ x 51″ | 118″ x 46″ |
| 5X5 | 64″ x 64″ | 60″ x 58″ |
| 6X5 | 76″ x 64″ | 72″ x 58″ |
| 7X5 | 88″ x 64″ | 84″ x 58″ |
| 8X5 | 97″ x 64″ | 94″ x 58″ |
| 9X5 | 111″ x 64″ | 106″ x 58″ |
| 10X5 | 123″ x 64″ | 118″ x 58″ |
| 6X6 | 76″ x 76″ | 72″ x 70″ |
| 7X6 | 88″ x 76″ | 84″ x 70″ |
| 8X6 | 97″ x 76″ | 94″ x 70″ |
| 9X6 | 111″ x 76″ | 106″ x 70″ |
| 10X6 | 123″ x 76″ | 118″ x 70″ |
| 7X7 | 88″ x 88″ | 84″ x 82″ |
| 8X7 | 97″ x 88″ | 94″ x 82″ |
| 9X7 | 111″ x 88″ | 106″ x 82″ |
| 10X7 | 123″ x 88″ | 118″ x 82″ |
| 8X8 | 97″ x 97″ | 94″ x 92″ |
| 9X8 | 111″ x 97″ | 106″ x 92″ |
| 10X8 | 123″ x 97″ | 118″ x 92″ |
What is Pressure Treated Timber?
Simply put, pressure treated timber is produced when timber is placed under a vacuum and under pressure to force chemical preservatives into the wood. Many can wrongly believe that the chemicals are harmful to the earth, and indeed, up until 2003, that was the case. Now, however, under regulations put in place by the Environmental Protection Agency, pressure treated wood is produced using new chemicals that don’t harm the soil, but still boast the impressive benefits.
The Benefits
Strong
Pressure treated timber is stronger than untreated wood and can withstand much more force. It is difficult to damage the wood so, when installed, it will provide a sturdy structure.
Long Lasting
Pressure treated timber is guaranteed to last for many years to come, thanks to its strength and resistance to fungal decay and insect/pest damage.
A More Environmental Choice
It is not often that something produced with chemicals is thought of as environmentally friendly, but pressure treated timber actually has many qualities that are beneficial to the environment. Firstly, preserving the wood uses less energy than alternative means of producing building supplies, and the finished wood can usually last longer than the other choices. Also, because of its longevity, there is reduced strain on the forest as there is less need for deforestation. A final benefit, the most used chemical in the treatment of pressurised wood is copper, which is produced as a byproduct from recycling and would otherwise be discarded.
Low-Maintenance
As previously mentioned, pressure treated timber is impervious to pests, termites, and water, which makes the wood resistant to rot and water damage, and will therefore need significantly less maintenance. The timber can be installed and then forgotten about for a long period of time without worry.
