The default description of the garden container shown in the pictures:
Width: 6m
Length: 4m
Roof type: forward sloping roof with plywood cladding
Height: maximum height: 2.46m, minimum height: 2.26m
Door: 1 trapezoidal sheet door with rubber seal (1×1,95m, opening to the left, with insert lock, handle, 1 door bracket) with wide horizontal panelling (also available with narrow panelling used on walls) in front 0,5m from the left wall
Window: 2 plastic sash windows with double glazing (folding, light golden oak frame, 100cm wide x 70cm high) on the front wall, proportionally placed
Frame construction: all-steel, galvanised, closed-section frame
Edging: on the corners and roof of the building
Riveting: coloured rivets on the side walls in harmony with the plate cover
Panel cladding: class I coloured trapezoidal sheet - the whole building with horizontal panel cladding and door with wide panel
Colours: light golden oak (walls, door), matt chocolate brown BTX8017 (roof)
gutter: brown plastic, at the front of the building with 1 drain on the right side
Fixing: fixing to concrete base or concrete blocks with concrete pins (17 points)
In addition to the above, the following additions are available for the building:
double wing gate, swing gate, swing gate motorization, sectional gate, door bracket, window, ventilation grille, plywood roof cladding
In addition, you can of course make modifications such as changing the basic size of the building, the position of the windows, the colour of the cladding, the direction of the cladding (vertical or horizontal), the width of the cladding (narrow or wide), the direction of the roof slope, etc. During the request for proposal, please indicate the requested modifications and additions and we will send you an e-mail with the requested changes. The order will be finalized only after the requested clarifications and acceptance of the offer.
A DELUX The price of a quality storage unit includes the manufacture, delivery, assembly and fixing of the building to the base you have prepared.
