The Shire 7' x 7' Pressure Treated Area Shed is ideal for converting an otherwise underused or uncomfortable corner of your garden into vital extra space for storage or work, and it offers a plethora of high quality features that ensure it is a shed of true perfection. A corner shed is specially built to be the right fit for any garden corner, so you can be confident that it will help you make the most of your available outdoor area. The 7' x 7' provides a versatile space that can be utilised for a variety of reasons. Pressure treatment involves forcing a preservative into the wood under high pressure. This gives unrivalled long-term protection against rot, fungi, and weather damage, ensuring that your shed will survive. Its strength comes from a durable 34mm x 34mm framework, delivering a sturdy shelter that will withstand the test of time. Its walls, which are made of 12mm thick shiplap tongue and groove boarding, give additional solidity and longevity. This not only provides a sturdy construction, but also that the interior is well-sealed against the outdoors. The Corner Shed also has a durable OSB roof and a high-quality 12mm tongue and groove floor. This not only ensures that you have a waterproof roof and a sturdy floor capable of withstanding large loads, but it also provides further protection against rot and damp. The Shire Corner also features two opening windows. When opened, these let in a lot of natural light as well as cool air, which is especially helpful during the hot months. This also makes the interior a pleasant location to spend your time and allows you to use it as a workshop. The windows are properly mortised and tenoned and have a unique, curved lip that covers the gap in the panel, making the shed even more weather resistant. They are glazed in horticultural glass for long-lasting clarity. The wide opening double doors allow easy access to your shed and make bringing even the largest objects in and out a breeze. These doors are ledged and have a padbolt for added strength and security (padlock not supplied.). The most generally used timber for garden buildings is pine (pinus), which is widely available at a low cost; however, all of Shire's garden buildings are made of high grade spruce (picea). Spruce is more durable than pine and has a greater finish quality. This lumber is slow grown, as opposed to rapid grown timber from the United Kingdom and Eastern Europe. Slow grown timber has a tighter grain, less sap, and considerably fewer knots. As a result, the timber used in Shire's goods is more resilient and will last considerably longer than other timbers.