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The Malvern Collection of timber garden buildings

About
In 2019 we acquired GBC Buildings for Leisure, and with it came buildings from the UK's leading garden building manufacturer, the Malvern Collection.
Heritage
The Malvern Collection grew from two family businesses: Palmer Timber, a hardwood merchant since 1916, and the garden buildings Doug Pound began making in a converted chicken shed on a Worcestershire farm in 1972.
Today the buildings are still made in Worcestershire, on a four-acre site, and since 2019 we've offered the full range through our show sites.
1916
William Henry Palmer founds a hardwood timber merchant in Old Hill.
1972
Doug Pound starts making sheds and summerhouses on a Worcestershire farm.
1994
Doug Pound retires after more than twenty years, and Palmer Timber takes on his business.
1998
A dedicated 8,000 sq ft window and door workshop opens.
2002
The buildings take the name they are known by today.
2004
Painted buildings arrive, from a dedicated spray shop.
2019
We acquire GBC Buildings for Leisure and its show sites, and with them the Malvern Collection joins our range.
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Delivery
All of our Malvern Garden buildings will be delivered and installed (where applicable) by our skilled team of fitters - ensuring that your garden building arrives in perfect condition and it is assembled to the highest standard.
Please be aware that you will need to provide a good, strong and level base constructed from either slabs, concrete or an approved steel base and foundation system. This will need to be completed prior to our delivery date, ensuring that it is set and strong enough for that building to sit on.
As with all of our garden buildings, we like to provide our customers with a suitable delivery time. We always give good notice of our arrival date, allowing you to be sure it is the right time for you. We always appreciate any helpful information regarding access to your pre-prepared base area and any details you may need to share with us about reaching you - so that the delivery process can run as smoothly as possible.
Delivery to Scotland typically takes 2 weeks longer.
Warranty
Help
Report any shortage or damage in writing within three days of delivery; broken glass is only replaced if reported within three days.