shadehouse
Our original solid timber Shadehouse – Built to Last
FIXED SPECIFICATIONS: |
Bottom Plates | H4 Treated Pine |
Shadecloth |
Medium 45/50% GreenBlack, with 10 year UV pro-rata warranty
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Framing & Joinery | Rough Sawn H3 Treated Pine, 75x50mm Framing, 100/150×50 Rafters, Dressed 45×45 Joinery. Macrocarpa may be available, please enquire |
Fixings | All Galvanised or Stainless Steel |
Height | Front 2.1m. Back 2.4m |
Width | 2.4m or 3.6m |
Bracing | Strip Bracing Roof and Longer Walls (over 2.3m). Bowmac Angle Brackets to secure roofing |
Anchoring | Standard : 500mm Star Pickets fixed to Bearers Extra Bracing: includes 1 or 2 @ 800mm |
CUSTOM SPECIFICATIONS: |
Length | 2.3m, 3.1m, 3.8m, 4.6m, 6m, 7.5m, 9m |
Basic Potting Bench | Rails: H3 Treated Pine. Benchtop: Macrocarpa. Removable |
Heavy Duty Potting Bench | Rails: 3×2, Benchtop: 150×40 Timber Slats. H3 Treated Pine or Macrocarpa. |
Garden Beds | 300mm/450mm/600mm High. H4 Treated Pine, can be Painted or Stained. Lined with Polythene. |
Door | Either end, or Doors both ends. |
The shade cloth helps create a cooling breeze, protecting your plants’ leaves from intense sun and aiding in moisture retention in the surrounding soil.
Whether you are nurturing orchids, starting vegetable seedlings, or growing sensitive ferns, a shadehouse can be adapted to suit a wide variety of plants. Its flexibility makes it an ideal choice for gardeners who have diverse interests.
Thats right, you don’t have to try to put these up yourself or organising someone to do it for you, happy days! Reasonably easy access and a level site is required. Available to most regions, check out our Installers locations here.
Macrocarpa is one of the most naturally durable softwoods grown in NZ, and is resistant to insect and borer attack. It contains natural oils that give it the same treatment ratio as H3.2. Macrocarpa will weather to a beautiful soft silver grey.
Please note that Macrocapra isn’t always available, please enquire
“in every walk with nature, one receives far more than he seeks – john muir”