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Pressure Treated Barbecue Shelter 964 - Hipped Roof
- Includes delivery in 1-2 weeks (or later if you wish)
- Prices fixed until Thursday 30th June
Summary:
This attractive barbecue shelter will enhance your outdoor dining for years to come and makes an ideal accessory for summer gatherings in the garden. The overall size is 7'3" wide x 7'3" deep (2200mm x 2200mm) and features pressure treated timber, a lifetime preservative. The traditional design features strong construction with an open fronted entrance and slatted hipped roof. The decorative slatted sides with diagonal rails allow for maximum ventilation. The extra wide handrails provide a handy space to keep glasses, plates and other small items. This shelter will keep your barbecue safe from wind and rain and cover all your needs when entertaining family and friends. The shelter is supplied as pre-assembled panels for easier self assembly. All fixings and instructions are included.
- Pressure treated throughout (lifetime preservative treatment)
- Timber sizes are nominal i.e. before machining, unless described as finished size
- All timber used in the construction of this garden bench originates from sustainable forests in Northern Europe
- Hipped slatted roof
- Prefabricated roof panels with 16mm thick boards (finished size)
- Substantial ex 3"x3" corner posts (finished size 68mm x 68mm)
- Slatted diagonal rails to back and sides (slats finished size 65mm x 12mm)
- Wide handrails
- Smooth planed finish
- Prefabricated pieces for simple assembly
- Overall width approximately 7'3" (2200mm)
- Overall depth approximately 7'3" (2200mm)
- Overall height approximately 8'2" (2490mm)
PRESSURE TREATED TIMBER: Pressure treatment is a lifetime preservative treatment. The preservative is forced deep into the timber under pressure in a vacuum and penetrates below the surface. All other treatments apply a coat of stain to the surface of the timber only. With pressure impregnated timber, the chemicals are permanently bonded to the cell structure of the wood at a molecular level. Tanalith E is a widely used water based version so pressure treated wood is often described as tanalised. Pressure treated wood is almost colourless except for a slight green tint caused by the copper content in the preservative. No further preservative treatment is ever needed. However, if you want a coloured finish you can paint over pressure treated or tanalised wood with normal wood preservative in any colour.