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Oren 16′ x 6′ Peak Combo Summer House with Side Stock – 6ft

  • Product SKU: 166PASHC6
  • Brand: Oren Buildings
  • Merchants Checked: 12
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£1779.00
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The Oren 16′ x 6′ Peak Combination Summer House with a 6ft Side Stock is fully adjustable, giving you the option to place the entrances wherever you desire. This Summer House can be equipped with a 4ft or 6ft side stock. It features top-quality timber sourced from the finest Nordic forests. All Oren Summer Houses are constructed from 12mm dense shiplap tongue and groove wood, including the base and roof, providing enhanced durability, ensuring longevity for many years. This Oren summer House is equipped with robust framing that includes corner supports on all wall panels. The Summer House is furnished with toughened safety glass as a standard feature, and a First-rate High Performance Felt with a unique polyester support, ensuring extended durability and preventing easy rippling or tearing.

Tongue and groove feature is consistent throughout. All Oren Summer Houses are crafted from 12mm thick shiplap tongue and groove wood. Even the base and roof display 12mm tongue and groove for added strength and endurance. Shiplap cladding includes a minor profile on the apex of each plank. This minor groove allows for quicker water drainage, aiding in faster drying after rainfall to shield against potential water damage.

Toughened glass: Any Oren Summer House with windows is outfitted with toughened safety glass as a standard. The toughening method enhances the structural strength and thermal resilience of the glass, thereby improving its durability and heat resistance. Toughened glass offers 500% more resistance to heat and shock than standard glass. The glass is internally beaded, eliminating the need for self-installation, and PVC sills complete the window units to prevent water seepage and deliver an appealing finish.

Window Proportions: Vertical = 162cm – Side = 45.7cm.

Galvanized ironware: All Oren Summer Houses are supplied with galvanized hinges, turning buttons, and door pulls, ensuring a longer lifespan and reducing oxidation. Galvanization involves applying a layer of protective zinc to shield against rust and other forms of damage.

First-rate High Performance Felt: The Summer House is provided with a top-performing waterproof felt with a unique ‘polyester’ support, ensuring prolonged durability and resisting easy rippling or tearing. The felt is drenched in bitumen (asphalt), a protective coating that repels water while permitting breathability.

Note: The total dimension of the Summer House is 16×6, inclusive of the side stock.

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