Double glazed sealed units

• All windows and doors are fitted with HR++ double glazing.
• 4 mm glass + 16 mm argon gas filled + 4 mm glass.
• Windows and doors have a high insulation value of 1.1.

Assembly

• The floor plan
• List of materials
• Assembly instructions
• A logbook
• All fastenings and metalworks

Pressure treated foundation beams

• Pressure treated foundation beams require no further treatment
• The foundation beams are fixed together with aluminium corner clips
• The beams are included (no additional charge)

Internal floor

• Our internal floors are made of 19 mm strong wooden boards with tongue and groove.
• Our internal floor boards are fixed to pressure treated floor beams.
• An internal floor prevents rising damp.

Spray-treated doors and windows

Painted windows and doors

Spray-treated walls

• The entire building is treated including the parts that cannot be reached after installation.
• Your summer house is protected against the fungi and rotting processes starting from day one.
• A choice between four transparent colours.
• You still need to paint the outside within one year to protect your summer house against weather influences.

Pre-treating & staining walls

• The complete in- and outside of the walls, posts and balustrades will be pre-treated with a primer.
• The outside of the walls and the outside of the fascia boards will be painted. Posts, bases and balustrades will be painted completely.
• Through this treatment your summerhouse is protected for 2 to 3 years.
• The paint of quality brand Sigma is water-based and therefore an environmentally conscious choice.
• For best results, hand-grind the wooden surface of your walls and posts and apply an additional layer of paint after assembly. Through this treatment all colour nuances on the surface of the natural product disappear almost entirely and your summerhouse is protected for another two years.

Pressure treatment

• Additional treatments like staining are not necessary anymore. You have a choice between a green or brown colour.
• With pressure treatment, the impregnating fluid is forced into the wood. The impregnated wood becomes swollen, so it is therefore necessary to allow a longer delivery time to allow for drying.
• When a log cabin is pressure treated there is no need for additional treatment.
• After a while the wood will start to turn grey. The wood does not have to be stained but it is possible if you don’t like the grey colour.
• Due to the high pressure during pressure treatment it is possible that the wood will change. Sometimes cracks and chinks will occur.
• Fascia boards, roofbeams and canopies will also be pressure treated.
• Windows and doors will not be pressure treated.