National Trust by Crane Peckover Shed, Disraeli Green Hot

Inspired by ages gone by, yet using modern techniques, Crane’s new range of National Trust garden sheds is both affordable and beautiful. They are real gardener’s sheds, with traditional design features such as vertical sawn boards and corrugated roofs and come in an attractive colour palette to suit any garden.

Inspiration came from outbuildings at several of our places scattered around East Anglia. Crane visited and photographed many of these, researching materials and construction and, in collaboration with us, drew their designs for a real gardeners delight!

These sheds are constructed from FSC Scandinavian redwood and made in Norfolk by skilled craftsmen.

 Building features:

• Made to order and delivered and installed by the supplier
• Under 2.5m high to meet modern planning requirements.
• Traditionally styled windows with toughened glass.
• Cast iron black door furniture with a mortice lock.
• ‘Olden style’ black corrugated apex roof.
• Traditionally cladded using vertical sawn boards.
• Tongue and groove floorboards.
• Pent roof design.

 *Please note the bespoke nature of these sheds means it can take up to 12 weeks for installation to be complete.

Building specifications:

• Side walls: 12 x 150mm sawn cladding topped by 16 x 38mm sawn cladding on 38 x 50mm planed framing. 
• Door: 710 x 1800mm ledged and braced door hung with the use of black strap hinges and secured with a mortice lock and black handle.
• Windows: Georgian windows fitted with 4 mm toughened glass set into a joinery made frame. 
• Roof: 16 x 125mm
• Floor: Tongue and groove floorboards on 38 x 50mm tanalised planed floor joists. 
• Height: Under 2.5m to the ridge and an internal eave height of 1.9m. 
• Colour : Your building is painted with a coat of microporous paint from our National Trust palette.

This item is excluded from all discounts, promotions and any free/discounted delivery offers.

You can view our range of Crane sheds and summerhouses at the below show centres.