Northwest Sheds — New Range

Luxury Garden
Rooms.

Our timber summerhouses, now with uPVC windows and doors. Free delivery and fitting.

Timber moves with the weather. That’s what wood does — and it’s why the doors sometimes stick in winter. So on this range, we changed the doors.

Same timber body

Pressure treated, built in our Barrowford workshop, as always.

New joinery

uPVC frames that open the same in February as they do in July.

Same service

Delivered and fitted free by our own team, in a single visit.

Open the doors yourself. Then decide.

£0
Delivery and fitting included
£1000
Deposit secures your date
7
Days a week at the showroom

Or visit a showroom and walk inside one.

What’s included

Standard on every build.

Included in every price, on every size we make.

Cladding

21mm loglap

Interlocking, holds its shape

Eaves height

80" eaves

Stand up at the walls

Framing

3 x 2 timber

Fix straight to the wall

Roof

Rubber roof

Seamless, no felt to re-do

Weatherproofing

Vapour wrap

Keeps damp out, lets timber breathe

Fixings

Stainless steel nails

No rust, no streaks

Door

1200 x 2000

Wide enough for the mower

Windows

600 x 1800

They open, they’re not fixed

Corners

Wrap around

No cut ends left exposed

The Very Best Northwest Sheds Has to Offer – Talk it through on 01282 219839.

Joinery

Timber or uPVC.

Same frame, same build. It comes down to look and upkeep.

Timber joinery

uPVC joinery

Through the year

Timber

Moves a little with the weather

uPVC

Same in January as July

Upkeep

Timber

Treated with the cladding

uPVC

Wipe clean, nothing to treat

Glazing

Timber

Single glazed

uPVC

Double glazed

Locking

Timber

Standard shed lock

uPVC

Multi-point locking

Look

Timber

Real wood, matched to the cladding

uPVC

Clean frames, stays bright

Unsure of your options, or maybe you have some queries — Call the team today on – 01282 219839.

Common questions

The things people actually ask

Do I still need to treat the timber?

Yes — the body is real pressure-treated timber and should be treated as normal, ideally once a year. What you no longer have to do is paint around window frames and door edges, which is the fiddliest part of the job. Our aftercare guide covers it.

Will white uPVC look odd on a timber summerhouse?

It’s very much a matter of taste. White gives a crisp, garden-room look; anthracite or woodgrain frames blend more into the timber. We’d rather you saw them side by side than guessed — come to the Barrowford showroom and have a look.

Is it warmer than a standard summerhouse?

With double glazing and full rubber seals, noticeably so — most heat loss on a garden building goes through the glass and around the openings. If you’re planning year-round use, this is most definitely the right choice for you.

Can you fit uPVC to a building I already have?

Unfortunately, we do not; we only fit uPVC windows & doors on our summerhouses at the point of order.

What base does it need?

A firm, square and level base at least the footprint of the building, with 600mm of clear access all the way round. Getting the base right matters even more with uPVC joinery, since a level building keeps everything square from day one. We fit pressure treated timber bases at the same time if you require one.

How long from order to installation?

Give us a ring and we’ll give you a realistic date based on current lead times — we’d rather quote honestly than promise something we can’t fulfil.