The Superframe 
The Marlow
Practical, spacious and with lots of natural light – this great looking summerhouse would brighten up everyone’s garden. The Marlow is famous for its traditional apex roofline or a more contemporary pent roof option.
Our best-selling summerhouse, The Marlow comes with either clear or square (real) leaded windows and a single door (fitted with 5-lever security lock) plus a high-level window on the side – all comes as standard. With an internal eave height of 6’8’’ rising to 7'8'’ internal at the apex, this premium summerhouse provides ample height for working or space for leisure. It is made from 2’’x2’’ PAR (planed all round) studwork. The fascias are straight.
The Marlow, as well as all our buildings, is hand-build in our own Essex workshops, screwed together and constructed with slow-grown Scandinavian high-quality redwood timber.
Please note: Our garden buildings are delivered and assembled untreated as standard, unless specified at the point of order. Painted units in solid colour are for display purposes only.
| 10ft by 6ft | £2247.00 |
| 12ft by 6ft | £2458.00 |
| 8t by 8ft | £2282.00 |
| 10ft by 8ft | £2528.00 |
| 12ft by 8ft | £2773.00 |
| 14ft by 8ft | £3134.00 |
| 16ft by 8ft | £3609.00 |
| 10ft by 10ft | £2945.00 |
| 12ft by 10ft | £3237.00 |
| 14ft by 10ft | £3847.00 |
Specifications
DELIVERY
Normally we deliver free to an approximate 50 mile radius from our factory which has an SS11 8YB postcode. Deliveries beyond that may be possible depending on scheduling and may incur a surcharge. For larger buildings like our Superlog Cabins we will travel much further so please telephone for guidance.
PROVIDING A CORRECT BASE FOR A TIMBER BUILDING
Our timber buildings need a concrete base due to the weight of timber construction. The base should be solid, flat and the same size as the ordered building size (above). All of our units are sold as agricultural or storage portable buildings and not suitable as residential dwellings. If located in exposed locations, customers should consider using ground anchors or use over-shed steel bonds to secure their building against strong winds.