APEX SHED: The roof is composed of two sections, which then meet at the highest point to create an upturned ‘V’ shape.
The height of the eaves allows for generous storage to the sides, whilst centrally allowing for optimum standing height, so that you can work comfortably.
PENT SHED: The roof is formed with one piece that has a slight angle applied to it, generally around 15 degrees that runs from the front of the garden building to the back to optimise the door height.
The door and windows are to the front of building to optimise light and access.
OVERLAP: High Grade Boards are securely attached and overlapped. The overlap allows the wood to shrink and expand without warping. A traditional rustic finish.
OVERLAP MATCHING: Combines the watertight finish of tongue and groove with the flexibility and movement associated with overlap.