Will I be warm enough in the winter?
Absolutely! Our garden rooms are super-insulated and will keep you very warm and cosy in even the coldest weather. Our buildings are for all year round use and are probably the highest specification garden rooms available.
Can I have dividing walls / separate rooms?
Yes, we can install partition walls in any of our larger sized garden rooms. Please enquire for more details.
Are your garden rooms warm enough to use in winter?
Yes, they are warm enough to use throughout the year as they are all fully insulated.
Can my completed garden room be moved to a different location at a later date?
Unfortunately, this is not an option with our garden rooms, and they are designed to be used in one place only. Not all our garden rooms are built on solid foundations, and all our rooms have a plastered and painted finish, so they are not removable. The plus side is that they are incredibly solid and are designed to last for many years. It is possible to deconstruct the garden room, however your estate agent will advise that it is a huge asset and focal point of the sale. The cost of relocating would outweigh a new room when the
Can you attach a garden room onto the side of my house?
While our garden room structures are designed to be free-standing, it is possible to build them close to solid obstacles such as the side of your house. In fact, the garden room can be built as close as 400mm to any solid obstacle. However, it is important to keep in mind that the garden room will not be physically attached to your house and will remain a separate, freestanding structure. This is due to the nature of its construction. If you have any specific questions or concerns about building a garden room near your house, we recommend contacting the sales
Can your garden rooms be built as a ‘lean to’ against my house?
Our garden rooms must be free-standing due to the nature of their construction, meaning we cannot build them as a ‘lean-to’ extension. However, our construction methods mean that we can build as close as 400mm to any solid obstacle, such as your house.
How close can my garden room be built to a wall, fence, boundary or obstacle?
Our construction methods mean that we can build as close as 400mm to any solid boundary or obstacle. A full site survey will determine this.
How close can you build my garden room to my house, fence or outside obstacles?
We simply require a 400mm gap between your garden room and any solid obstacle, such as your house or irremovable fence etc. for construction purposes. A full site survey will determine this.
I already have a concrete base in place, is this okay? Can you modify or extend it?
The answer is Yes; as long as the concrete slab is of the correct size, is free from cracks and is a minimum of 4” deep. If your pre-existing base is too high, the building will exceed 2.5m and require planning permission. Our team will be able to advise you on your base and if any work needs to be carried out. A lot of the times it can’t be used or modified. This can only be determined by a full site survey and testing the existing base.
What are the heights of your buildings?
Our buildings are built as standard at 2.5 metres externally. The fronts of our buildings are always the highest point of the garden room, allowing water to run from front to back into the rear guttering. Making the heights externally and internally: Ext. Height Approx Int. Height Front Approx Int. Height Back* As standard 2.5m 2.2m 2m Extended height option 2.7m 2.4m 2.2m All our garden rooms are built with a sloping roof of around 4 degrees from front to back – the internal height at the back of your building is dependent on the depth of your building. We
