There are many reasons why our garages are purchased. It could be for use as a workshop or to protect your prized vintage car you've been working on from bad weather, and we're sure there are many more reasons behind purchases. That's why we haven't spared anything on our garages.
The walls of the garages are made using spruce. This is a whitewood so produces a lot less sap than pine, so there's less risk of sap marking your prized car. The walls of the garages come in thicknesses of 28mm and 45mm, much like our log cabins. An explanation of wall thicknesses can be found here.
Using an interlocking tongue and groove method, it allows for easy construction and a structurally stable garage. We use deeper tongues and longer grooves than our competitors in our garden buildings. This allows for natural expansion of timber due to the weather, while minimising the possibility of gaps forming between logs.
The side doors found on the garages use gate style hinges to give a more rustic feel to the garage. This is combined with a Standard Locking System (Latch & Deadbolt) to help secure your vehicle and tools. The main garage door has a choice between having wooden barn doors, or having no main door at all.