If you want to boost your pleasure of the outdoors while also having a terrific place to unwind in your leisure time a summerhouse is the perfect option. You may accomplish this with considerable flair with a Larkspur Summerhouse. Despite the fact that it tucks neatly into a corner due to its space-saving form, the Larkspur has what it takes to attract the attention right away and become the main point of your garden. Because of its striking roof design and pointed roof overhang, the Larkspur quickly draws the attention of visitors to our display site and many of our previous customers. Whereas most corner summerhouses have a flat or pent roof, the Larkspur stands out, and its attractive roof has helped it become highly popular with clients. Natural light streams in through the full-length glass double doors and two side windows. When combined with the wide roof height, the inside feels spacious, open, and light, making spending time in the Larkspur a true pleasure. The wide opening double doors will also provide easy access for large items of furniture, and may be thrown open to keep the inside breezy and cool. Many of our customers want to personalise their summerhouses to suit their style and preferences. A nice method to do this is to paint the Larkspur in the colours of your choice. The Larkspur has a variety of wonderful features that distinguish it as a high-quality summerhouse. Its tongue and groove walls are 12mm thick, ensuring a robust structure with a weather-protected interior. Tongue and groove cladding provides excellent weather protection and is an indication of a high-quality summerhouse. In addition, the Larkspur has a tongue and groove floor and roof that is 12mm thick. The use of tongue and groove boards for the roof and floor also effectively separates the inside from the elements and provides a floor capable of withstanding large loads. Grey roof felt is utilised as a standard to give improved weather resistance as well as a barrier against wet and rotting. The structure is supported by 44mm x 44mm framing, which provides it tremendous strength and assures it will last. The twin doors open wide for easy access and have a mortise lock and key for further security when leaving items in your summerhouse overnight. 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. Spruce is thus the timber of choice for companies such as Shire, which strives to provide the best garden construction possible.