We use slow grown spruce for the walls of all our Garages as it is better all round than pine. Spruce is less porous than Pine and so less likely to shrink, warp or split. We only select slowly grown timber from colder climates which also helps keep the timber more stable as the rings are densely packed. It is also a less resinous timber than Pine, which makes the possibilities of sap ruining clothes or furnishings much less likely.

Our garage doors feature a dual point locking system. The hasp and staple fastener is fitted to the door and then screwed in. After the door lock is locked, the hasp and staple keep plate installed in the door frame to ensure maximum security.

With our extra tall doors it is possible to walk right the way through without any danger of bumping your head. Unless you are over 1.86m.

Gate style hinges create a more authentic and traditional finish to the garage.

We only use full lengths of timber in our garden buildings - we don't glue separate offcut pieces together with finger joints. Not only are they stronger, but they look much better too.

Our heavy duty roof boards are 95mm x 19mm tongue and groove supported by a 140mm x 45mm framework to prevent unsightly sagging.

Our heavy duty 140mm x 45mm framework ensures a strong and robust structure.

We include all the screws, nails and fixings needed to put the garden building together, so there is no need to worry about what sort of screws are needed or what length as the right fixing for the job is included in the kit.

All of the timber for this garage is pressure treated against fungal decay and insect infestation without any need for the customer to apply treatment in years.