The Cley has got double doors in the front side, with a single window on both sides of the doors. There is also, normally, an opening window on both gable ends, but because of the partition in this Cley, there is only one on the left-hand side.
The partition has been placed to the right of the doors, creating an insulated space of 1.8 x 2.10m, and an uninsulated space of 1.8 x 0.90m. This uninsulated space has got a single, solid studio door on the right gable end to gain entry.
The colours they have chosen fit in very well with their garden, with cedar shingle tiles on the roof that will silver as they age, the guttering is white, and the summerhouse has been painted in two different colours: the windows and doors have been painted in Ivory, and the rest has been painted in Lizard. These are two of the 15 colours that can be chosen from our exterior paint system.
Internally, the customer has got painted matchboard lining on the walls, insulation in the walls and ceiling and a Light Oak lacquer on the floor in the main section of the summerhouse. In the storage section, these features have been removed, as the customer felt that they are not necessary to its purpose.
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