Wooden bike shed, Bertilo Multibox3, 2x0.82x1.63 m

• Modern shed in Nordic spruce (Picea Abies)
• Walls are 14 mm thick
• Roof in MFP is 12 mm thick
• T&G floor included
• Floor is 19 mm thick
• Door 151x141 cm
• Easy assembly
• Built-in lock 
• All panels are prefabricated 
• High stability due to double securing 
• Underlay or preliminary roofing included
• For bikes, dust bins or garden machines etc. 
• NB! Must be treated with wood protection after assembly!
• Designed and manufactured in the EU.
• Snow load 85 kg/m²
• 1.6 m²
• Max. length of bike(s) in shed: 190 cm
• The shed can hold 1-2 standard bikes

 
Wooden shed in 14 mm Nordic spruce with large double door to provide easy access. Perfect for bikes, garden machines, dust bins and much more. The shed has a built-in lock for securing the content. The modern panel design makes the shed look nice and it can be placed more or less anywhere you need extra storage. The shed in natural wood must be treated with a high-quality wood preservative to protect the wood and make it last. To prolong the lifetime of the wood you can treat the inside with a breathable wood stain. 
 
The included tongue and groove floor is made of 19 mm Nordic spruce and is easy to assemble. The entire shed is prefabricated and you can assemble it in just a little while without having to use special tools. Double securing of frames between the panels in the corners of the shed provides high stability. The shed comes with preliminary roof covering, which require that you cover the shed with additional roofing within two months after installing. The sloping roof will make sure no water collects on top causing damage.
 
We recommend you place the Bertilo wooden shed on a firm and level surface such as concrete, flagstones, paving slabs or similar. As the shed has a wooden floor, it is important that you make sure that water do not assemble under the shed as it can damage the floor over time. In general, timber is a natural material and various weather conditions will affect the material. In warm and dry weather, the material will lose some of its internal moisture causing a certain shrinkage of the panels. Excessive rain will cause a certain swelling of the wooden panels. This process cannot be avoided. Make sure that the shed is placed with a little distance on all sides to secure air circulation.