1. 100% Scandinavian timber - Scandinavian timber is a lot different from native UK/Irish timber in terms of it’s quality & strength. Local timber is a far lower quality because it’s younger (generally 3-5 years as opposed to a min 15 years from Scandinavian), it’s therefore very soft (which means it will rot quite quickly, it’s like a sponge!!)

2. Timber thickness - The shiplap boards we use are 23.5mm thick, with a planed finish. Normally the shiplap used by most other sellers is only 12/13mm and a small few might use 18mm. The frame on all the garden sheds are 36x75mm throughout (floor, all panels, roof).

3. Metal Roof - The roofing on all of our garden sheds are box-profile metal. Box profile is industrial strength as opposed to corrugated steel, etc. Box profile is the sheeting you would find on industrial units and ours is always in a slate grey colour.

4. Acrylic Windows - The windows on all of our garden sheds are acrylic. Acrylic is stronger (x17 times), clearer and safer than glass, also unlike perspex (not to be confused with) it doesn’t discolour.

5. Internal Lining - The interior of all of our garden sheds (roof and sidewalls) are all lined with a breathable membrane to protect from damp & condensation.

6. Galvanized nails & screws - All garden shed panels are nailed in the workshop using coil nail guns and most importantly using Hot-Dipped Galvanized Nails. This means the nails are properly galvanized as opposed to coated or zinc coated galvanized nails, or nails not even galvanized at all.