As timber is a natural product, it is prone to changes in appearance, including some movement, warping and
splitting, particularly in extreme weather conditions. There may be the occasional split, knot or similar visual
imperfections in the timber.
Whilst every effort is made to hand pick timber without visible knotholes or splits there may be occasions where
timber is selected in good faith that contains what appears to be a solid knot which over the course of time / during
movement of the product it may occur that these small knot holes are then dislodged from the timber leaving a
small knot or crack.
Unfortunately, we cannot be held responsible for this maturing of the product and can only offer our best advice as
how to deal with this situation in the unlikely event that it should occur which would be to apply some wood filler to
the area affected or in extreme circumstances to change the board over.
None of this should affect the structural integrity of the product.
Firm & Level Base
All our garden sheds require a firm and level base.
When thinking about where the garden building and base is going to be constructed:
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Ensure that there will be access to all sides for maintenance work and annual treatment.
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Remember not to place the base too close to any walls or fences, as there may be a slight overhang
on the roof which may come into contact with the wall or fence.
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Ensure the base is level and is built on firm ground, to prevent distortion.
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Refer to PowerSheds.com for base dimensions.
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Consider when placing the base next to trees or large bushes as this could cause problems from
overhanging branches, especially if these are likely to grow and come into contact with the building
in the future and could cause the felt to rip.
The base is slightly smaller than the external measurement of the building, i.e. The cladding should overhang the
base, creating a run for water.
It is recommended that the floor is at least 25mm above the surrounding ground level to avoid flooding.
If you have not chosen to purchase our Power Base, then other suitable bases would include a concrete base (75mm
of concrete on top of 75mm of hardcore) or a paving slab base (slabs laid on top of 50mm of sharp sand).
Power Base Kit
If you have ordered a Power Base Kit the instructions can be found in the small base kit fixing pack.
Please scan the QR code to watch our base kit installation video -
Watch the build a base video:
www.powersheds.com/faqs/how-do-you-assemble-the-
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