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Thanks for all the advice. I have contacted them today and apparently someone will be coming over sometime this week to have a look. I will believe it when I see it but at least now I have some technical expertise to throw behind my argument.

Thank you. Not what I was wanting to hear but a fair point. However, I would still expect a shed to watertight over the first year of its life. Would you not expect the timber to have been stored inside for a period to reduce the moisture content before assembly?

Thanks for the reply. The company website says "Tanalised timber does not need any further maintenance treatment but will naturally weather over the months finally changing to a grey colour. This is caused by the effect of sun, moisture, wind and other exterior conditions. The efficacy of...

I purchased a tongue and grove shiplap shed last year. The shed is tanalised and I haven't put any additional overtreatment on it. In the last week since the weather has dried out the boards have shrank. There are now air gaps in several places. The edges of the boards have warped so when the...