During the summer months many people enjoy sitting outside in their garden taking in the sunshine and relaxing. However, the British weather is infamous for being unpredictable and sunny days are often rare and sporadic which can sometimes prevent any utilisation of this garden space. Summer houses provide a viable solution to this problem. A summer house provides the perfect shelter from an impromptu shower and also a tranquil area to relax when the sun shines.

Summer houses can be fully enclosed which is perfect for use whatever the weather and, despite their name, even in winter. They can also have open sides more suitable for use during the summer, providing shelter from a sudden burst of rain or an area of cool shade to take respite under away from the sun.  There is also many other different features to choose from. It is worth considering the look and style of the garden itself. Thatched roofs are an alternative option that may work well with a country style home. Some come with additional decking or include tables and seating areas that are built in which saves expenses on extra furniture. With open gazebos a handrail around the side may appeal and for enclosed summerhouses windows and doors can be tailored to personal preference. Many of the structures are supplied in kit form which should appeal to any ‘do it yourself’ enthusiast but instructions are usually simple to follow for the more apprehensive builder.

Summer houses are ideal for socialising and hosting garden parties or even enjoying a family meal outdoors on a balmy summer evening. What better way to entertain your guests than in an idyllic garden setting. They are also practical places to partake in an activity such as painting or reading whilst reaping the benefits of some fresh air.

 
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