Doors :	12mm tongued and grooved door lining on 95 x 33mm dressed door bars, strongly braced and hung on 3 pairs of 450mm T-hinges. Timber garage door openings are 2.4m approximately.Metal "Up and Over" doors are available in 2.1m or 2.4m. Alternatively a single 1.2m door can be supplied instead of double garage doors. Lock and key included.
Walls :	12mm tongued and grooved weatherboard with 75 x 38mm framing.
Roof :	15mm sarking with 75 x 38mm frame, covered by quality roofing felt.
Ventilators :	As required by Local Authority regulations, these are fitted front and rear.
Windows :	1 glass windows fitted on each side (2 windows in total).
Finish :	All units are delivered pre treated in a choice of 5 shades
Assembly :	All units are bolted together, supplied complete with barge boards and finials etc.
Foundations :	Provided the ground is cleared and levelled, a timber surround can be laid for the garage to sit on at an additional charge. Timber floor (optional) is constructed from 75 x 38mm joists covered by 18mm nominal tongued and grooved flooring. If timber floor is required, we can supply and lay 3 rows of beams to support it over the entire length of the garage - again provided the ground is cleared and level.

Points To Remember

To allow the bottom weatherboard of the garage to overap the foundation, the maximum foundation size should be 3 inches less in width and 3 inches less in length than the size of the garage.

The level of the foundation should be 25mm higher than the runway level to accommodate overlap at the bottom of doors.

In the case of us supplying a timber surround or timber floor; the site should be cleared and levelled by the customer with the position for the corners clearly indicated. The position for the building must be in accordance with the plan submitted to, and approved by the Local Authority. Where specified, the provision of a suitable foundation is the customers responsibility.

Obtaining the necessary planning permission from the local authority is entirely the customers responsibility.

Unless our fixing service is used (available at extra cost), J & W Milligan does not accept responsibility for fixing the building to the foundations.

Under no circumstances does J & W Milligan accept responsibility for any subsequent storm damage.

Due to the escalation of raw material rates, prices may be subject to alteration without notice.