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Unser Gartenhaus CLOCKHOUSE ® XL überzeugt mit seinem romantischen und märchenhaften Look. Die acht Fenster fluten es ganztägig mit Tageslicht und sorgen für eine wohlige Atmosphäre im großen Innenraum. Das Hauptmerkmal dieses Hauses ist der Ziergiebel über der verglasten Doppeltür, der traditionell von einer Uhr geschmückt wird, jedoch sind Ihrer Kreativität dabei keine Grenzen gesetzt.   ✓ Hohe Stabilität ✓ Modernes Design ✓ Massivholzdach   Artikeldetails des Gartenhauses: Außenmaß: 550 x 400 cm Sockelmaß: 530 x 380 cm Seitenwandhöhe: ca. 223 cm Firsthöhe: ca. 351 cm Nutzfläche: ca. 19,4 m² Rauminhalt: ca. 51,8 m³ Leimholz-Doppeltür: ca. 154 x 185 cm 8x Einzelfenster: ca. 69 x 124 cm Wandstärke: 44 mm Im Lieferumfang des Gartenhauses Modell CLOCKHOUSE ®-XL enthalten: Massivholzdach aus Nut- und Federbrettern alle Blockbohlen mit 4-fach Eckausfräsung (wind- u. regendicht) Verglasung bei Türen & Fenstern aus Isoglas hochwertige Premium Fenster mit Alu-Wasserschenkeln hochwertige Doppeltür mit Leimholzrahmen 8x Dreh- / Kipp Fenster hochwertige Türschwelle aus Aluminium inkl. Lüftungsgitter-Set für bessere Luftzirkulation im Gartenhaus Sturmsicherung auf der Innenseite Schloss, Drückergarnitur & Montagematerial Lieferung in natur ohne Farbbehandlung Wenn bei Fenstern oder Türen Sprossen im Lieferumfang sind, so werden diese separat mitgeliefert. Sie haben also immer die Wahl, ob Sie das Haus in einer klassischen Optik mit Sprossen/Holzkreuzen, oder etwas moderner ohne haben möchten. Seitenverkehrte Montage möglich (Achtung: keine Montageanleitung für seitenverkehrten Aufbau enthalten – Türanschläge nicht änderbar). Schauen Sie sich unsere einfache Schritt-für-Schritt Aufbau-Videoanleitung zum Gartenhaus CLOCKHOUSE ®-44 Royal an, die beispielhaft auch für dieses Produkt gilt:  Lassen Sie sich von den Projekten unserer Kunden inspirieren. Bitte beachten Sie, dass es sich bei dem im Video gezeigten Modell um ein ähnliches Produkt handelt. Wir weisen darauf hin, dass das Produkt ständig weiterentwickelt wird und damit in Details von dem dargestellten Foto abweichen kann. Insbesondere Kundenbilder stellen teils von Kunden modifizierte Modelle dar. Sollten Sie nicht bereits oberhalb, unter „Beliebte Dienstleistungen“ unseren Montageservice finden, kontaktieren Sie uns gerne über dieses Anfrageformular. Wir prüfen dann die Möglichkeiten einer Montage.

A true shop house in every sense of the term. The square footage is split evenly between the living quarters and work shop.

A complete list of my favorite Sherwin Williams paint colors, complete with photos and a color palette as a guide!

Welcome back city lovers to another Friday edition of I Heart My City. Up this week we have Keith Jenkins, traveler and writer behind the Velvet Escape blog, who gives us his insider’s tour of Amsterdam. Read on to discover some of Keith’s delicious tips, like where to score the city’s best Flemish fries.

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I don't know if you've been following along with my last couple blog posts, but I have a problem and it goes by the name of "Gray." This should come as no surprise to anyone, as I've had plenty of experience with gray paint in our house. This decision feels a little more nerve-racking than usual though, since it involves painting the entire exterior of our house (and paying someone else to do it). The latest update in the saga is that I've tried out five samples of Sherwin-Williams colors: Dovetail Classic French Gray Peppercorn Gauntlet Gray Westchester Gray It's quite a range from light to dark and warm to cool. But we're going for a dramatic change from what we have now, which rules out Dovetail and Classic French Gray (although these are lovely colors which I would definitely consider for an interior room in the future). Top: Gauntlet Gray Bottom: Dovetail Top to bottom: Classic French Gray, Gauntlet Gray, and Westchester Gray Based on the samples I've painted on the side of our house, Gauntlet Gray has a lot of brown undertones, which probably makes it a safe choice. The lady at Sherwin-Williams said it's also pretty popular for exteriors. Westchester Gray is a nice, medium cool gray (but maybe too cool??). And Peppercorn is more of a dark charcoal-ish. I'm digging the Peppercorn but it's hard to tell whether it has any blue tones (which we want to avoid) when it's next to the brown-ish Gauntlet Gray. Peppercorn in the sample container. It looks like it has brown undertones here... Top to bottom: Peppercorn, Gauntlet Gray, and Westchester Gray Don't pay attention to the pile of orange bricks above. We do, however, have reddish brick on the front of our house which needs to be taken into consideration for this decision. So I painted a small section of the Peppercorn next to some of the brick. I think it works... If we did go with something as dark as Peppercorn for our siding, we're considering getting a white carriage garage door which would brighten things up and boost our curb appeal general. So much to think about! For reference, here's a photo of our house as it is now: And here are a couple inspiration photos I found on Pinterest that supposedly feature a Peppercorn exterior with brick and white trim: {via Pinterest} {via Pinterest} It's worth noting that I'm not necessarily tied to Sherwin-Williams colors, but haven't tried out any other brands for comparison at this point. The SW store is just really close and convenient, and I know they have a good color selection! So what are your thoughts on our direction so far? Are we getting too dark and dramatic with Peppercorn? Should we stick with the safer choice of Gauntlet Gray? Help!

The trending hue is both energizing and soothing.