Dip Treated Sheds

The process of dip-treating timber is the most common method of applying preservative in bulk and is easily recognised by the attractive cedar-red finish that it leaves. The process achieves a similar preservative coating to brushing or spraying, but this happens at the factory – saving you time and effort. It is necessary to reapply a preservative treatment periodically to ensure your shed lasts.

Apex sheds have superb headroom and storage room as a result of their sloping eaves;

• The sloping eaves allow water to run off the roof, keeping your shed watertight
• Puddles of water will not form, meaning that the chance of timber decay due to water damage is limited
• The sloping eaves have a pleasing and traditional style, typical of a classic shed

Pent sheds feature one sloping roof panel, highest at the door end of the shed. This acts to deflect water off of the top of your shed;

• Reduced chance of rot or water leakage
• Uniquely compact and attractive appearance