In the construction of Mark's sheds, the floor, side panels and roof frames are all clad with tongue and groove timber, (mainly sourced from Scandinavia), as this timber has the best weatherproofing and longer lasting properties.

As you view the photographs you will see how the panels have been constructed. However, the best place to view the high quality of Mark's workmanship is by visiting his workshop.

Having laid the bearers, the floor which was made in Mark's workshop is put into place.

 

And then the sides can be firmly secured

The roof is securely put into place and covered with heavy duty felting. Finally, window(s) are inserted and these can be either fixed or opening according to preference and the door fittings applied. A wooden fascia can be fitted if requested.