Shire 6 x 8ft Sun Hut
The Shire 6 x 8ft Sun Hut is the ideal choice for gardeners looking for a spacious, light-filled workspace. Whether you're potting plants, growing seedlings, storing tools, or organising gardening equipment, this attractive potting shed offers plenty of room to work comfortably. A built-in workbench provides a practical surface for everyday gardening tasks, while the traditional apex roof adds timeless style to any outdoor space.
Designed to maximise natural light, the Sun Hut features six opening windows glazed with toughened glass, creating a bright and airy environment throughout the year. Finished with a honey brown basecoat preservative treatment, the timber is ready for you to apply your preferred paint or wood stain after installation.
Built for Strength and Durability
Crafted from slow-grown, high-grade FSC-approved pine, this Sun Hut is built to provide years of reliable performance. The walls are constructed using durable 12mm shiplap tongue and groove cladding, supported by a robust 34mm square timber frame for outstanding structural strength.
The tongue and groove roof and floor offer excellent durability and stability, making the shed ideal for regular use. The framed double doors allow easy access for larger gardening equipment, compost bags, and pots, while the fitted pad bolt helps keep your contents secure.
Designed for Practical Gardening
The spacious interior makes this Sun Hut perfect for gardeners who need more room for planting, potting, and storage. Six opening windows provide excellent ventilation and allow natural daylight to flood the building, helping to create an enjoyable working environment for both plants and gardeners alike.
The shed is supplied complete with mineral roof felt, a full fixing kit, and detailed assembly instructions, giving you everything required for installation.
Installation Information
For the best performance, the building should be installed on a firm, flat, and level base that fully supports the shed. Concrete or paving slabs are recommended, while grass, gravel, and soil are not suitable foundations. Be sure to allow enough space around the building for assembly, roof overhang, and future maintenance or timber treatment. Please note that imperial dimensions are approximate, so metric measurements should always be used for accuracy.
Key Features
- Large 6 x 8ft Sun Hut with integrated workbench.
- Six joinery-made opening windows with toughened glass glazing.
- Manufactured from slow-grown, FSC-approved high-grade pine.
- Strong 12mm shiplap tongue and groove timber cladding.
- Robust 34mm square timber frame construction.
- Durable tongue and groove timber roof and floor.
- Framed double doors with secure pad bolt fastening.
- Finished with a honey brown basecoat preservative treatment.
- Supplied with mineral roof felt, fixing kit, and assembly instructions.
- Ideal for potting plants, seed propagation, tool storage, and gardening projects.
Product Specifications
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Brand: Shire Garden Buildings
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Model: SUNH0608DSL-1AA
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Type: Shiplap Garden Building
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Design: Apex
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Material: FSC-Approved Timber
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Colour: Brown
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Nominal Size: 6 x 8ft
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Width: 186cm
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Depth: 238cm
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Height: 215cm
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Pack Quantity: 1
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Assembly Required: Yes
Delivery Information
Please note that delivery is currently unavailable to the following postcode areas: DG, TD, KA, ML, EH, G, PA, FK, KY, PH, DD, AB, IV, and KW.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the workbench included with the Shire 6 x 8ft Sun Hut?
Yes. The Sun Hut includes a built-in workbench, providing a practical and convenient surface for potting plants, sowing seeds, repotting flowers, and other gardening tasks.
Are the windows made from safety glass?
Yes. All six opening windows are fitted with toughened safety glass, offering excellent durability, improved safety, and plenty of natural light throughout the shed.
What should I install the shed on?
For long-lasting performance, the shed should be installed on a flat, solid, and level base such as concrete or paving slabs. Grass, gravel, and soil are not suitable as they can lead to movement and reduce the lifespan of the building.