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3 x 5 Feet Overlap Pent Mower Store - Timber - L95.5 x W142.9 x H141.9 cm - Brown

~~£309.45~~

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Product information

Description

General description

The 3 x 5 Feet Overlap Pent Mower Store is an ideal solution for households seeking an attractive and secure space to store their lawn mower. Constructed with overlapping horizontal boards, this traditional design promotes effective rainwater runoff, protecting your stored items from the elements. The store features large double doors for easy access and is made from sustainably sourced timber, ensuring durability and excellent value.

Technical specifications

Dimensions: L95.5 x W142.9 x H141.9 cm

Weight: 83 kg

Material: Solid sheet board for floor and roof

Cladding: 7mm overlap

Installation

Robust roofing felt, fixtures, and fittings are included as standard, along with detailed instructions and manufacturer’s recommendations to ensure a simple and stress-free assembly process.

Usage

This building is perfect for everyday use and general storage, providing a secure environment for your lawn mower and other garden tools.

Other information

10 Year Anti-Rot Guarantee

12 Month Manufacturer’s Warranty

Annual re-treatment is required to maintain the building and the Anti-rot guarantee

Manufactured in the UK

Features

Brand
WALTONS
Width
142.9 cm
Colour
Brown
Material
Wood
Origin
Made in the United Kingdom
Door configuration
Double door
Height
141.9 cm
Assembly instructions
Self-assembly required
Floor included
Yes
Weight
83 kg
Type of garden building
Wood
ManoMano Reference
ME10934835
MMID
814623090208
Product code
5029442075051
EAN
5029442075051

Customer reviews

4,0

/ 2 Reviews

Reviews verified by ManoMano

MManoMano Customer

Published on 19/08/2021, United Kingdom

Shed itself is ok although more flimsy than I expected. Putting it together was difficult initially as the ‘transport blocks’ - which had to be removed before we could start - had been hammered in with nails that had no head so nothing to leverage to pull them out so the blocks could be removed. We split some of the wood trying to prize the blocks off because of this. The doors also don’t shut particularly well.

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