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Pavilion Matilda
Modern glazed conservatory with sliding doors - with plenty of space for socialising and relaxing. Move the living room out into the garden and extend the outdoor season. You and a few friends assemble the flexible construction kit in just 2-3 days. Choose a conservatory from Polhus and become one of our thousands of satisfied customers.
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- 6 mm tempered glass - gives you the opportunity to use the conservatory from early spring to late autumn.
- Flexible and practical – large sliding glass doors make it easy to adapt the room to sudden showers or summer heat
- Designed by our experienced designers - we can always answer your questions
- Roof made of channel plastic - insulating ability while letting the light in
- Flexible construction kit with pre-cut frame - easy assembly with the help of our manual
- Detached conservatory with large glass sections along three sides - easy to place
- Glulam frame made of solid and quality graded timber - can handle snow loads of 2.5 kN/m2
Matilda is an independent outdoor room to relax and socialise in. Plenty of room for lounge furniture and dining room table. Fill it with plants, blankets, large pillows and beautiful lighting, and you will soon have a cosy room in the middle of the garden.
The large glass sections and the panel wall make Matilda easy to place - so you get both the right direction and privacy. The roof made of channel plastic helps to keep the room cool on hot days while letting in the light. Gable top windows are a stylish detail that enhances the ceiling height and gives the house that little something extra. With a conservatory, it's easy to plan a summer party regardless of heat waves, sudden summer rains or cold winds. Enhance outdoor life and extend the season with a cosy conservatory from Polhus!
How easy is it to assemble?
The conservatory is delivered as a construction kit to your plot boundary. A good tip is to start by sorting the parts, then you'll soon see that it's no more complicated than putting together an IKEA piece of furniture - just slightly larger dimensions. Also consider where on the plot is best and in which direction you want the conservatory to face. It's important for you to be able to use the conservatory at the times you've planned.
When you've decided where your new beautiful conservatory will be placed, it is time for the foundation. Remember that the conservatory is not supplied with a floor and is perfect for integrating with the terrace or mounting on a cast concrete slab. Of course, it also works well with concrete slabs or wooden floor bars.
Soon you'll be ready to build! Follow the instructions in our manual and assemble the house step-by-step. If you run into any problems along the way, you're more than welcome to call us. Our professional customer service department has extensive experience and can help you move forward with your garden project.
We have been supplying wooden houses since 2002 - don't hesitate to contact our professional customer service if you have any questions!
The best way to get started - our assembly guide!
What do our previous customers think about our garden houses?*
*The survey was conducted in 2020 and a total of 277 customers took part, out of the 1,135 who were askedWhat did you like about the garden house?
"Compactly packed and everything was included”
"Great customer service over the phone. The delivery was on time. All the materials were included and were packed well.”
"It came on time, all the parts were there, it looked great.”
What could be improved?
"Information included about how to do the foundations”
"The wood studs that support the building should be at the very top of the package”
"Smaller details should be in the kit itself - in the window and door descriptions you have to figure things out a bit by yourself”
B
Bodil A
The project went really well, and we've enjoyed the summer in our new pavilion.
G
Göran F
Strong construction and a classically beautiful design. We're very happy with our new gazebo, Angela!
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Specifications
- Length: 4600 mm
- Breadth: 3200 mm
- Height: 2818 mm
- Building surface: 14.7 sqm
- Floor surface: 13.3 sqm
- Roof surface: 20.9 sqm
- Roof angle: 15°
- Roof bearing capacity: 2.5 KN/m2
- Wood: Untreated spruce
- Opening dimensions sliding doors long side: 4420 x 2000 mm in 3 modules
- Opening measurements sliding doors front: 2600 x 2000 mm in 3 modules
- Type of glass: 6 mm hardened glass
- Frame: Roof joists C24, 45 x 145 mm, frame made of glulam posts 90 x 90 mm, hammer band and ridge beam made of glulam 90 x 315 mm
- LENGTH: 4939 mm
- Breadth: 3964 mm
- Height: 3068 mm
- Building surface: 19.6 sqm
- Floor surface: 18 sqm
- Roof surface: 27.5 sqm
- Roof angle: 19 °
- Roof bearing capacity: 2.5 KN/m2
- Wood: Untreated spruce
- Opening measurements sliding doors long side: 4763 x 2000 mm in 3 modules
- Opening measurements sliding doors front: 3030 x 2000 mm in 3 modules
- Type of glass: 6 mm hardened glass
- Frame: Roof joists C18, 45 x 170 mm, frame made of glulam posts 90 x 90 mm, hammer band and ridge beam made of glulam 90 x 270 mm
- Frame: Glulam made of untreated spruce/pine
- Roof: RIATHERM Opal white channel plastic, 16 mm x-structure with Heatstop
- Window: 2 x 2 triangular gable windows made of aluminium
- Sliding doors: Aluminium sliding door sections on three sides of the house
- Bracket, screw and attachment: Screws, sheet metal angles, etc. for attachment and assembly of the glulam frame are not included
- Drainage pipes, white plastic: Included
- Other: Eaves protection are not included in the kit
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