Palmako Use Guide

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Frequently Asked Questions

• What does palmako as offer?

  The product range consists of 6 mm premium quality wood pellets, which are produced using the best possible raw materials. The product range of Palmako AS is wide and divided into brands – square log garden houses, machine-rounded timber, glued laminated products, pre-fabricated houses and premium wood pellets.

• Why choose palmako log cabin?

  Palmako is one of Europe's largest manufacturers of log cabin, summer houses and pavilions. We are the direct importer for Palmako into our warehouse. We hold a wide range of buildings in stock and can frequently deliver in less than 7 days.

• What to look for when buying a palmako house?

  Take notice of the quality of doors and windows: many of the houses of Palmako have practical door sills – low and covered with metal. Windows opening to the inside use mostly the turn-tilt system and higher quality doors and windows have double glazing. The houses also have rubber seals and metal rain gutters.

• Why choose palmako as as your playground dealer?

  All playgrounds and playhouses are CE and TÜV certified. Palmako AS keeps stock for dealers to ensure fast, accurate deliveries throughout Europe and is ready to deliver its products directly to the end-customer’s garden if required. As a multilingual company, Palmako AS can service its customers in eight languages.

• How to load assemblies dynamically using the Assembly class?

  To load assemblies dynamically, the Assembly class provides the following static methods ( Shared methods in Visual Basic). Assemblies are loaded into the application domain where the load operation occurs.

• How do you use an assembly in an application?

  To use an assembly in an application, you must add a reference to it. Once an assembly is referenced, all the accessible types, properties, methods, and other members of its namespaces are available to your application as if their code were part of your source file.

• What is the difference between Assembly and assembly manifest?

  The assembly is the smallest versionable unit in the common language runtime. All types and resources in the same assembly are versioned as a unit. The assembly manifest describes the version dependencies you specify for any dependent assemblies.

• What information does the Assembly class provide about an assembly?

  Many members of the Assembly class provide information about an assembly. For example: The GetName method returns an AssemblyName object that provides access to the parts of the assembly display name. The GetCustomAttributes method lists the attributes applied to the assembly.