Timber Buildings 
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| The Elm |
A lovely corner summer house with added character due to the standard leaded windows and pitched roof. The roof overhangs the the doors and forms a canopy to add an outside shelter. This building has a clear height of 6' 6" to the eaves and 8' 6" to the ridge. |
| Size | Width | Depth | Eaves Height | Door Width | Door Height |
| 7' x 7' | 7' (2.13m) | 7' (2.13m) | 6' 6" (1.98m) | 2 x 2' | 5' 10" |
| 8' x 8' | 8' (2.44m) | 8' (2.44m) | 6' 6" (1.98m) | 2 x 2' | 5' 10" |
| 9' x 9' | 9' (2.74m) | 9' (2.74m) | 6' 6" (1.98m) | 2 x 2' | 5' 10" |
| Cladding | Excellent quality 5/8" shiplap or Tongue and Groove boarding |
| Frame | Framework of 2" x 2" and 1 1/2" x 2" plained timber secured with 4" nails |
| Floor | Tongue and Groove matching boards on 2" x 2" floor rails set at 12" centres |
| Roof | Tongue and Groove matching boards on 2" x 2" rails covered in 20kg mineral felt |
| Doors | Mortice and tenon joinery made doors, with brass face mortice lock |
| Windows | Glass panes placed on a bed of silicon and fixed in with mitred quadrent. Glass is horticultural |
| Iron Mongery | Antique style hinges and handles |