Why Choose a UK Garden Room?
These bespoke spaces are a practical way to add extra room without the cost and disruption of a traditional extension. In many cases, buildings can be installed under permitted development, making the process far simpler.
Designed for our British weather, each room is fully insulated and suitable for year-round use. Unlike sheds or summerhouses, they’re built to provide a comfortable and usable space in all seasons.
Because the structure is prefabricated, installation is quick and efficient, with minimal impact on your home. Whether you need a place to work, relax, or entertain, a garden room gives you flexible space that adapts to your needs.
What UK Homes Use Their Garden Rooms For
A garden room gives you flexible space that can be used in a way that suits your lifestyle. Whether you need something practical or somewhere to unwind, the layout can be tweaked to your needs. Some of the most popular uses include:
- Home offices for remote working
- Garden gyms or yoga studios
- Art or music studios
- Reading rooms or quiet retreats
- Garden bars or entertainment spaces
- Kids’ dens or games rooms
- Small business or treatment rooms
For more inspiration, take a look at our garden room ideas page to see how other customers are using their space, or check out our 5 creative ways to use your garden room for even more inspiration.
Designs We Have Available for Your Home
Our range includes a variety of designs to suit different properties and preferences. From traditional pitched roof styles to contemporary and modern layouts, each building is designed with flexibility in mind.
You can choose from compact garden rooms for smaller spaces, or larger open-plan designs for multi-purpose use. Finishes, glazing, and layouts can all be adjusted to suit your garden and how you plan to use the space.
To explore the full range of styles, specifications and prices, browse our individual garden room designs and find the option that fits your project.
Garden Room Specifications for UK Properties
Our garden rooms are built using high-quality materials designed for long-term use. The walls feature a multi-layer construction, combining structural framing, insulation, and internal lining for strength and thermal performance – insulation is fitted throughout the floor, walls, and roof, while double-glazed uPVC doors and windows provide natural light on our sunnier days.
Electrics are pre-installed at the first fix stage, including sockets, lighting, and a consumer unit. Each building is manufactured off-site and installed by our trained team, ensuring a consistent finish and efficient on-site assembly.
| Walls | 100mm thick walls - lined internally and externally |
|---|---|
| Glazing | u-PVC double glazed French double doors and screens. |
| Insulation | 75mm Celotex to floor, plus 50mm insulation to walls & ceiling. |
| Roof | Dual pitched with a vaulted ceiling or Curved roof with a flat ceiling. |
| Electrics | Cavity installed ring main wiring in walls. Spotlights or LED panels in ceiling |
| Assembly | Fully installed by our trained staff |
| Groundwork | Option of groundwork installation depending on customer location. |
| Price | Buildings start from as little as £11,500 |
| Finance | Buildings from as little as £126 per month - see finance for details |
Will Your Garden Room Need Planning Permission?
In many cases, a garden room can be installed without planning permission under permitted development rules. This applies to outbuildings used for purposes incidental to the home, such as offices, gyms, or leisure spaces.
To qualify, there are a few key guidelines to follow. If your building is within 2 metres of a boundary, the maximum height is typically 2.5m. Taller buildings may be possible if positioned further away. Garden rooms must also be single-storey and should not cover more than half of the land surrounding the original house.
Planning permission may be required if your property is listed, located in a conservation area or Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, or if the building is intended for use as self-contained living accommodation.
If you’re unsure, it’s always best to check with your local planning authority before proceeding.
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How Much Does a Garden Room Cost in the UK?
Garden room prices in the UK typically start from around £9,500, depending on the design and size. For example, Contemporary Garden Rooms start from £9,500, while more premium designs such as the Modern or Curved ranges begin from around £14,000–£16,000.
A common size for many customers is around 5m x 3m, with costs varying based on specification, finishes, and groundwork. Factors such as cladding choice, glazing, electrics, and internal fit-out will all influence the final price.
For a full breakdown of costs and options, visit our garden room pricing page or use the online configurator to build your own quote.
Local Build & Installation
Our garden rooms are manufactured here in the UK using a prefabricated system, ensuring consistent quality and a smooth installation process. Once delivered, most buildings are assembled within a few days by our experienced team.
This approach keeps disruption to a minimum, with no lengthy on-site construction or disruption to you or your neighbours.
Planning Your Garden Room
Before you buy, it’s worth planning both the position and layout of your garden room. Consider how you’ll use the space, what furniture you’ll need, and where doors, windows and electrics should be placed.
A simple room planner can help you map this out in advance, ensuring the space works as intended and avoids costly changes later on. We really like this one from IKEA.
Testimonials
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Fantastic service
Fantastic service from start to finish - a job well done. Thanks!
Mr Burnett
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Cracking Job
Hi, I have to say your guys did a cracking job here on the build and with cleaning the site up they are a credit to your company. Sincerely Mr and Mrs Widdall
Mr and Mrs Widdall
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Very helpful.
Visited here to get an idea of the possibilities for a new garden office workshop we are looking to have built. They have examples of the various buildings that appear on the website, makes it a lot easier to picture the options, and to get real idea of scale. The gentlemen we spoke to was very helpful. Now just need to put our design on paper.
Dave Deacon
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Your fitting team were brilliant
Hi - Very pleased with the finished project, your fitting team were brilliant. Managing Director - Redbrick IT Solutions
Darren B
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Great communication throughout
I spotted your van when you were at my neighbours, popped in to see what they were having, and liked what I saw. What else can I say - great product, great communication throughout - easy process - very happy.
Mrs Nix
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With our configurator, you can get an instant price specific to your project. If you’d prefer to talk it through, contact our team for advice or to arrange a visit to our show centre.
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FAQ's
What maintenance does a garden room require?
Maintenance is minimal. Timber cladding may need periodic treatment depending on the finish you choose, while doors, windows and roofing require only standard upkeep to keep everything in good condition.
Can I customise the layout and specification?
Yes. You can adjust sizes, layouts, doors, windows, and finishes using our online configurator. If you need something more specific, we can also discuss bespoke options.
Will a garden room add value to my property?
A well-built garden room can increase the appeal and value of your home, particularly as demand for flexible living and working space continues to grow. The exact impact will depend on location, design, and overall property value.
Do I need electricity running to the garden room?
Yes, a power supply is required. We install first fix electrics within the building, and a qualified electrician will connect the building to your main supply during the final stage.
Can you install a garden room in a small or restricted garden?
In most cases, yes. Our buildings are delivered in sections, which allows access through standard garden entrances. If access is tight, we can review photos or videos of your site to confirm what’s possible.
How long does it take to install a garden room?
Once delivered, most garden rooms are installed within a few days. The exact timeframe depends on the size and specification, but the prefabricated system keeps on-site work to a minimum.
Case Study
Home Office Build
Scott Jaeger (of Jaeger films) kindly shows you through his time lapse build. Starting with the base, before moving onto the assembly, and the interior finish. Before finally detailing how the customer has painted & decorated inside.
Case Study
Shed & Breakfast
During a pretty dramatic renovation of their home which included taking off the roof, ripping up the floors and knocking down every single internal wall!
Daisy & Jon revelled in shed dwelling during the two years it took to rebuild their home, and are delighted to show you what eventually became a main source of income.