The timber substructure: structural analysis in accordance with Eurocode for uncompromising stability
Structural interaction and indoor climate: hybrid construction
When architecture meets public spaces, the rules are completely different from those in private gardening. Whilst many manufacturers cut corners on the substructure, we ensure that every garden shed is built on a substructure that makes no compromises. Our structure is so robustly built that it easily passes the stringent tests required for installation in nurseries, schools and public facilities. For local authorities, building control departments and architects, this means: planning certainty
At the heart of every DESIGA® structure is a solid supporting framework made of solid structural timber (NH C24). This timber is graded according to strict strength classes and forms a torsion-resistant base that meets municipal structural requirements. But for us, stability is not a one-way street: for additional bracing, we install 19 mm thick three-layer spruce panels inside. These act as a so-called ‘structural panel’ and ensure that the garden shed remains absolutely rigid and secure even under wind loads or vibrations.

Approval for use in nurseries is the ultimate accolade for us. It proves in black and white that our construction method is not only sturdy but also safe:

For building authorities and decision-makers in local authorities, cost-effectiveness is the decisive factor alongside safety. A DESIGA® garden shed is designed to last for more than 30 years.
The minimal maintenance required – no painting, no sanding, no refurbishment of the façade – saves local authorities money for decades. We do not offer a temporary solution, but a permanent structure that meets the high standards of the public sector in every respect.
