Rowlinson Chatsworth Summerhouse Reviews

3.7 Rating 13 Reviews

Other Key Features Dipped Honey-Brown Finish Toughened Glass Solid Board Roof 12mm Tongue and Groove Floor Mineral Roofing Felt Material: Softwood Please Note: This Product is Supplied Unpainted Easy to follow Assembly Instructions Classic Traditional Styling The Chatsworth Summerhouse takes its inspiration from the classic Victorian hipped roof design with finials. It features lockable bi-folding double doors, two fixed and two opening windows and comes in an attractive dipped honey-brown finish. Why Choose the Chatsworth Summerhouse? This stunning summerhouse by Rowlinson combines style with quality. Made using softwood, the Chatsworth features a superior 12mm tongue and groove floor, as well as substantial 12mm thick shiplap cladding. This is a superior building style to traditional overlap constructions, and helps with the overall strength of the product. The dipped honey-brown finish gives base layer protection against rot, and maintains that warm natural feel and ambience of wooden products. The extravagant windowed frontage is made from toughened glass, allows natural light to pour into the property. Two of these windows can open, allowing climate control and ventilation in the interior. This stunning design can make the Chatsworth a real focal point in your garden, and give that final touch of traditional British pizazz to a garden setting. Locking Bi-Fold Double Doors Two Fixed and Two Opening Windows 12mm Shiplap Cladding (H) 2670mm x (W) 2650mm x (D) 2190mm

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“A little flimsy because of heavy doors but we added extra support. Its really cute and looks great in my garden.”

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Posted 7 years ago

“The summerhouse looks very smart. Delivery was speedy and communication good at all stages. There were one or two issues with the product which had to be resolved by the person who was assembling the summerhouse - one piece of glass was missing so we had to get one from a local business rather than delay (extra cost) some of the timber was cracked and split and had to be planed or repaired (extra work) and measurements for the door opening didn't coincide to reality which necessitated some alteration (extra work). When insulated and painted I am sure it will be lovely and I look forward to enjoying it. Just a bit annoyed at the extra time and cost involved. Without these issued I would have rated it as 5 star.”

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Posted 7 years ago

“This summerhouse leaked water through the panels on door and window saches after first lot of rain we had after erecting it. Waiting to hear what manufactures have to say. Definitely not worth the money. I am a carpenter so know what I am doing.”

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Posted 8 years ago

“Lovely summer house. A bit complicated to assemble as the instructions were not as clear. The delivery was as they stated on the email. Happy with the service.”

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Posted 8 years ago

“The completed project looks just like the picture! and the neighbours all approve!”

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Posted 8 years ago

“Outstanding value for money compared to other vendors.very easy to erect and with the addition of insulation, pine cladding, felt shingles and a portico, I have a summerhouse comparable with product at more than twice the price. If my wife is happy, i am happy!”

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Posted 8 years ago

“Absolute load of garbage. Very expensive firewood. Whilst we now have it up and painted it looks ok but frightened to sneeze in it. Panels manufactured using staples! Sizing not accurate enough! Do not waste your money”

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Posted 9 years ago

“This is a really great summerhouse both in design and quality. All of the joints fit well and once built there were no gaps or drafts. The high ceiling gives it a roomy feel and feels quite spacious for it's 8x6 dimensions. You pay for what you get and this is well worth the money. The instructions are easy to follow, but it's worth both reading in advance and checking all of the pieces are there and in good order. Two people are needed to build and definately a third person for putting the roof up, which can be a little tricky to get square. We painted ours in the colours shown which really now make it a feature and something we are very proud to have in our garden.”

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Posted 9 years ago