At Home & In Te Garden • Sunday 24 May 2020 Outdoor living at its best


Scotts of Trapston is celebrating 100 years of beautiful gardens


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Celebrating 100 years


THE 3.9M SUN RAY GARDEN ROOM WITH LEADED GLASS Over the past 100 years, Scotts of


Trapston has built up a proud repu- tation, turning timber into desirable products and staying at the forefront of summerhouse manufacture for nearly seven decades. Still a family business, Scotts of


Trapston is one of the longest exhib- iting trade stands at the RHS Chelsea Flower Show, first appearing in 1964. Tis year’s event would have been


particularly poignant as Scotts of Trapston marks its centenary, but despite the show being cancelled, the company is determined to still cele- brate the prestigious event, which would have run this week. In honour of the occasion,


Scotts of Trapston has created an inspiring virtual tour — available at scottsofthrapston.co.uk/chelsea20 — to showcase the four most popular summerhouse


models that it


“With a stylish choice of colours, shapes and sizes available, a Scotts of Trapston summerhouse will enhance any garden setting”


would have exhibited this year: the Balmoral, the Sun Ray Garden Room, the Newhaven Corner Summerhouse and the Burghley. It gives people the chance


to enjoy the Scotts of Trapston range of quin- tessentially


English


summerhouses and discover more about the available features and options.


Ray Garden Room, for instance, is perfect


for entertaining, while Virtually the ‘view’ Scotts of Thrapston RHS Chelsea Flower Show


Summerhouses in May and find out about a special promotional offer. Visit scottsofthrapston.


Stunning focal point Creating more useable outdoor living space has been on trend for the past few years, and a summerhouse is the perfect way to put an otherwise unused part of the garden to good use. A garden can be easily transformed,


with different summerhouses suiting different settings. Te imposing Sun


co.uk/Chelsea20 for further details.


Newhaven can turn the dullest corner into a beautiful focal point. A summerhouse provides a delightful spot where you can sit and enjoy your garden, whatever the weather. It can offer the perfect hideaway to take a break from gardening, a peaceful haven to enjoy a good book or a glamorous setting for garden parties and entertaining on a balmy


summer’s evening. With a stylish choice of colours,


shapes and sizes available, a Scotts of Trapston summerhouse will enhance any garden setting. Effective land- scaping and planting will turn it into a feature for all to enjoy.


DISTINCTIVE POOL HOUSE


More than just a garden building Using your imagination means you can also turn your garden building into a great addition to your home as it provides extra recreational space. While the benefits of relaxing in a traditional summerhouse, enjoying nature and finding some ‘me’


time


can’t be underestimated, some people see their garden building as an exten- sion of their home, in the way it can provide an extra room. Gym and yoga rooms are proving


especially popular, while distinctive pool houses are a sought-after addi- tion to a swimming pool complex, providing space in which to change and relax after a swim. Many people also use Scotts


summerhouses as hobby rooms for arts and crafts, with the natural light streaming in through the windows making painting, sewing and handi- crafts a real delight. Scotts of Trapston is one of the


few manufacturers that can create bespoke garden buildings, and its design team will work with you to turn your vision of a truly special garden retreat into a reality. Scotts of Trapston is a leading UK


A NEWHAVEN CORNER SUMMERHOUSE WITH SLATE EFFECT GLASS FIBRE ROOF


supplier of high-quality hardwood summerhouses and works closely with customers to provide the ideal building to perfectly suit each home and garden.


Scotts of Thrapston


T: 01832 732366 E: gazebos@scottsofthrapston.co.uk scottsofthrapston.co.uk


BURGHLEY SUMMERHOUSE


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