4 Bay Garages
Starting from £19,250
- 4 x Canopy style metal up & over doors
- Tanalised Shiplap cladding as standard
- Grey or Brown felt tiles or Onduline Roofing onto underfelt
- Upgrade to feather edge cladding
- Roofing option upgrades available
- Personal doors and windows available as an extra
What Is a Quadruple Garage?Ā
A quadruple garage, sometimes referred to as a four-bay garage, is a large timber building designed to accommodate up to four vehicles within separate bays. Offering significantly more space than a single, double, or even a triple garage, it provides a practical solution for homeowners who need secure parking alongside additional storage or workshop facilities.
Many customers choose a quadruple garden garage because it allows them to keep vehicles, motorcycles, trailers, garden machinery, and equipment organised within one purpose-built structure. The generous internal footprint also creates opportunities for restoration projects, hobby workshops, and dedicated storage areas without sacrificing vehicle access.
Constructed from sustainably sourced Scandinavian timber, every quadruple garage is manufactured to order and can be tailored with a range of cladding, roofing, door, and window options to complement your home and surrounding landscape.
Why Choose a Quadruple Garage?Ā
A quadruple garage offers much more than just vehicle storage. Its flexibility makes it a practical long-term investment that can adapt as your requirements change over time. Some customers use all four bays for parking, creating a dedicated home for classic cars, family vehicles, motorcycles, or recreational equipment. Others choose to allocate one or more bays as a workshop, storage area, or hobby space while still retaining plenty of room for vehicles.
The open internal layout provides excellent accessibility, making it easy to move vehicles in and out while maintaining organised storage throughout the building.
A four-bay garden garage can be particularly useful if you’re looking to:
- Protect multiple vehicles from the weather
- Create secure storage for tools and equipment
- Establish a dedicated workshop area
- House classic or collector vehicles
- Store trailers, ride-on mowers, or machinery
- Add a substantial and attractive outbuilding to your property
Because every building is made to order, your garage can be configured to suit your intended use from the outset.
Can You Add a Vehicle Lift?Ā
Many customers use a quadruple garage as both vehicle storage and a workshop, making a vehicle lift an attractive addition. The generous width of a four-bay garage often provides enough space to install a lift between the roof trusses, allowing comfortable access for maintenance, restoration, and servicing work. This can be particularly appealing for classic car owners and enthusiasts who regularly work on their vehicles.
If additional vertical clearance is required, the eaves height can be increased to accommodate specific lift systems. However, it is important to note that increasing the eaves height beyond permitted development limits may require planning permission and building control approval.
If you are considering installing a vehicle lift, our team can advise on suitable dimensions during the design stage.
Build your Quadruple Garage
Please use the button below to start designing your Quadruple Garage. In the configurator, you will be able to choose the style and position of doors & windows, along with all the optional extras you require.
If the size you have in mind is not listed, please use the closest size up.
Once you have designed your Triple Garage this will give you a total cost that is inclusive of VAT, Delivery & Installation.
Build yourQuadruple Garage
Garage Door Options
Our wooden double garages are available with a choice of either two canopy-style metal up-and-over doors or two ribbed metal barn doors, both offered in a range of colours to complement your garage.
For a more premium finish, you can upgrade to our Elegance range, featuring wider-ribbed metal doors, fully retractable up-and-over doors, or timber cedar up-and-over doors, available for an additional cost.
Our standard garage doors are available up to a maximum size of 2.5m wide and 2.1m high. Depending on the garage design, the door dimensions may need to be reduced to suit the building.
If you prefer to install your own doors, such as roller shutter doors, we can leave the door openings ready for a third-party supplier to measure, supply, and fit the doors after your wooden double garage has been installed.
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Black Standard Ribbed U&O Door
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Anthracite Grey Elegance Up & Over Door
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Chartwell Green Elegance Barn Doors
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Cream Standard Barn Doors
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Cedar Up & Over Door
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Opening for customer to supply & fit own door
Options
Design & Customisation Options
Every quadruple garage is made to order, giving you the flexibility to create a building that suits your property, vehicles, and day-to-day use. Shiplap cladding is included as standard, with the option to upgrade to feather-edge cladding for a more traditional finish. You can also choose from a variety of roofing materials.
Garage doors can also be tailored to your requirements. Four canopy-style metal up-and-over doors are included as standard, with upgrade options including fully retractable doors, timber barn doors, and cedar-clad doors. Personal access doors and windows can also be added to make the building easier to use as a workshop, storage area, or mixed-use garden garage.
The online configurator allows you to explore the available options, adjust your specification, and view an up-to-date price before placing an enquiry.
Construction & Specifications
Our quadruple garages are constructed using high-quality Scandinavian redwood framing, designed to provide a strong, durable structure for long-term vehicle storage and everyday use.Ā
The external wall construction includes 100mm timber framing, plywood sheathing, a vapour barrier, and tanalised external cladding. This layered approach helps create a robust building envelope while maintaining the traditional appearance of a timber garden garage. The roof structure includes trusses, purlins, OSB boarding, and the selected external roof covering.
Optional internal lining, insulation, upgraded plywood, windows, personal doors, and alternative garage doors can be added depending on how you intend to use the space. If your garage needs to meet specific building control requirements, our team can advise on suitable specification upgrades during the design stage.
Groundwork Requirements.
All timber garages require a suitable base before installation can take place. A correctly prepared foundation helps ensure your four-bay garage remains stable, level, and protected for many years.
Our standard groundwork specification includes:
- 150mm of compacted hardcore
- Damp-proof membrane
- Minimum 100mm concrete slab
- Single course of semi-engineering bricks
- Concrete base extending 50mm beyond the brickwork perimeter
Detailed plans and foundation dimensions are provided following your order, allowing your chosen contractor to prepare the base accurately ahead of installation.
Wooden Garage Groundwork
Roofing Options
The right roofing choice can influence both the appearance and longevity of your garden garage. We offer a range of options to suit different styles and budgets.
- Felt tiles ā Our standard roofing option, available in Slate Grey or Dual Brown, providing an attractive and durable finish.
- Metal roofing ā A low-maintenance option with an expected lifespan of over 40 years, available in a range of colours.
- Tapco slate ā Combines the character of traditional slate with the practical benefits of a lightweight roofing material.
- Cedar shingles ā A natural roofing option that develops a distinctive weathered appearance over time.
- Clay or slate tiles ā We can supply roof structures designed to accommodate traditional clay or slate roof coverings, allowing your garage to complement the existing property.
Dimensions
| External Height (to ridge point) | 3.3m - 3.6m |
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| Internal Height (to ridge point) | 3.0m - 3.3m |
| External Depths | 4.9m - 7.0m |
| Internal Depths | 4.7m - 6.8m |
| External Widths | 12.2m - 14.0m |
| Internal Widths | 12.0m - 13.8m |
Delivery & Installation
Installation is included within the overall cost of your building and is carried out by our experienced installation team. Delivery costs can be obtained through the online configurator by entering your postcode. If a delivery cost is not automatically displayed, simply submit your enquiry and a member of our team will provide further details.
For customers who wish to undertake the installation themselves, a supply-only option is also available, offering a reduced overall price. Use our online configurator to explore the available options and create a quadruple-bay garden garage tailored to your requirements.
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Design Your Quadruple Timber GarageĀ
Whether you’re looking to create secure storage for multiple vehicles, a dedicated workshop, or a versatile garden garage that combines both, a quadruple garage can be tailored to suit your exact requirements. With a wide range of sizes, door styles, roofing options, cladding choices, and additional features available, every building is designed around how you intend to use the space.
Use our online configurator to explore the available options, customise your specification, and receive an up-to-date price for your project. If you have a particular design in mind, our team will be happy to discuss bespoke requirements and help you create a quadruple garage that complements your property and lifestyle.
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FAQ's
How long will my timber garage last?
When installed on a suitable base and properly maintained, a Warwick Buildings timber garage is designed to provide decades of reliable use. We use high-quality Scandinavian timber and proven construction methods to ensure long-term durability and performance.
What maintenance does a timber garage require?
Our garages are constructed using pressure-treated timber designed to withstand the British climate. Routine maintenance typically includes periodic inspections and the application of protective treatments where appropriate to maintain the appearance and longevity of the timber.
Is a quadruple garage suitable for storing classic cars?
Yes. Many of our customers choose a quadruple-bay garden garage specifically to house classic and collector vehicles. The spacious layout provides secure storage while allowing room for maintenance, detailing, and restoration work.
How long does installation take?
Most quadruple garages are assembled on site by our experienced installation team. Installation times vary depending on the size and specification of the building, but the majority of projects are completed within a matter of days once the groundwork has been prepared.
Can I add windows and personal access doors?
Yes. Personal doors and windows can be incorporated into the design to improve access, ventilation, and natural light. The number and positioning of these features can be tailored to suit how you intend to use the building.
Can I use part of my quadruple garage as a workshop?
Absolutely. Many customers dedicate one or more bays to workshop space while using the remaining bays for vehicle storage. This creates a practical environment for vehicle restoration, woodworking, DIY projects, or hobby activities.
What vehicles can a four-bay garage accommodate?
A quadruple garage is suitable for a wide range of vehicles, including family cars, classic cars, motorcycles, vans, trailers, and recreational vehicles. The generous internal space also allows room for storage, workshop equipment, and maintenance areas.
Can I customise the size of my quadruple garage?
Yes. Every quadruple garage is manufactured to order, allowing you to customise the dimensions, layout, doors, windows, cladding, and roofing options. If the size you require is not shown within our configurator, simply contact us to discuss a bespoke solution.
Do I need planning permission for a quadruple garage?
Many timber garages can be installed under permitted development rights, depending on their size, height, location, and intended use. However, every property is different. If your quadruple garage exceeds permitted development limits or is being installed within the grounds of a listed building or conservation area, planning permission may be required. Our team can help you understand the regulations that apply to your project.





