WOODEN HOUSES & GARAGES

Building a garden house is complex in itself and requires skill. Meanwhile, in addition to standard houses, manufacturers of assembly kits offer increasingly quaint finished models. Most of them are of a modular design with different wall thicknesses and pre-mounted wall surfaces, others of a particularly robust and therefore slightly more expensive log structure. Here the walls are erected from stacked wooden beams.

The range of our garden houses has both large and small houses, houses made of synthethic and metal materials,  houses for storing equipment, as well as wooden garden houses in different styles, for example, modern garden houses or classic log houses.

Our garden houses are mostly made of untreated pine-tree wood, spruce most often.

The wide list of benefits makes the wood to be one of the most popular construction materials used for garden houses.

!!! Wooden material is alive, breathing and changing, especially during the first year of use.

Planning for garden and summer houses

Before you begin construction of a new garden house, you must make sure if you need a construction permit for your particular house to avoid a lot of problems in the future.

The set includes all drawings, plans and schematics for installation.

Transportation and installation costs depend on the location of the object.

A step by step guide for to protect wooden houses and canopies:

1. Wood must be treated with a water-based treatment solution designed for wooden items that are kept outdoors. While the wood is still moist, use a brush to apply 2 layers of the solution. This way the protective layer will be absorbed by wood, while providing protection from rain, sun, fungi and sawyers.
2. After the treatment solution has dried, apply two thin layers to protect the wood outdoors. We recommend using primer as a first layer and paint as the second. For the wood to breathe and be able to ensure humidity transfer we recommend choosing a paint that does not form a layer on the wood surface.
3. To protect wood against harmful effects of humidity the protective layer should be reinforced at regular intervals.