Our 8' x 6' Traditional Summer House With Veranda is a spacious and stylish summerhouse that offers the perfect spot to sit back and relax during the summer months. Four large glazed windows allow light to flood the interior and the doors open out onto the sheltered veranda, creating a light, airy and welcoming space to enjoy.

The walls of this summerhouse are constructed using premium horizontal interlocking tongue and groove boards with a shiplap profile. The shiplap profile includes a protective and aesthetically pleasing lip to create a strong, weatherproof panel. Complete with thick50mm wooden framing to support the cladding internally, this building offers a rigid and long-lasting structure.

Heavy-duty tongue and groove boards are also used to construct the floor of this summerhouse. Using an interlocking method, the boards lock together to create a premium, strong and hard-wearing finish which is ideal for frequently used buildings and heavier items. Robust roofing felt, fixtures and fittings are all supplied as standard to ensure a simple and stress free assembly process.

This building is made in Wales by us at Philip Jones Timber, using ethically sourced, certified timber. Treated to ensure your garden building looks great and lasts the test of time. 

Whether you're searching wooden house for a place to store all of your garden tools and accessories, to use as a garden workshop or even somewhere to relax and work, you're sure to find the right shed in our extensive product range.

Read our comprehensive installation guide to help you prepare your perfect summer house.

8' x 6' - 12mm Shiplap - 38mm Frame

• Horizontal Shiplap 12mm
• 38mm Frame
• Hinged Door
• Shiplap Roof and Floor
• Sheltered Veranda
• 2 Front Windows + 2 Side Windows
• Window Type: Perspex
• Roof Felt Included
• Pre Treated Colour Options
• Water Resistant If Treated Annually
• FSC Timber
• 2 People Required for Assembly
• Additional Windows Available
• Fitting Service Option
• Padbolts and Padlock Option
• Visit Our Building Installation Guide For T+C's