3 Bay Garage
Starting from £16,000
- 3 x Canopy style metal up & over doors
- Tanalised shiplap cladding as standard
- Upgrade to feather edge cladding
- Grey or Brown felt tiles or Onduline Roofing onto underfelt
- Roofing option upgrades available
- Personal doors and windows available as an extra
- Partitions available as optional extra
What Is a Triple Wooden Garage?
A triple wooden garage, sometimes referred to as a three-bay garage, is a timber-framed building designed to provide covered accommodation for three vehicles. Unlike a standard single or double garage, a triple garage offers significantly more floor space.
Many homeowners choose a triple garage because it provides flexibility both now and in the future. Whether you need somewhere to keep family vehicles, classic cars, motorcycles, garden machinery, or outdoor equipment, a larger garage offers the space to accommodate changing requirements over time.
Constructed from quality Scandinavian timber, our triple garages provide an attractive alternative to brick-built structures while maintaining the durability and practicality expected from a permanent building.
What Youāll Get From a Triple Garage
- Additional parking capacity ā Store up to three vehicles under one roof, with plenty of space for comfortable access.
- More storage space ā Keep tools, garden equipment, bicycles, and seasonal items organised and protected.
- Workshop potential ā Create a dedicated area for DIY projects, vehicle maintenance, or hobbies.
- Future flexibility ā Your requirements may change over time. A larger building provides greater adaptability for future uses.
- Adds practicality to larger properties ā A triple garage often complements larger homes and plots more effectively than a smaller structure.
- Cost-effective additional space ā Combining vehicle storage and general storage within one building can eliminate the need for separate outbuildings.
Versatility in Your Garden Garage
For many customers, the versatility of a triple garage means it becomes one of the most useful buildings on their property. The generous internal footprint allows you to create dedicated zones for different purposes. One bay may house a vehicle, another may store garden equipment, while the third becomes a workshop or hobby area. This flexibility makes a triple garage particularly appealing to homeowners who need practical space without extending their home.
Many customers also choose a triple garage as an alternative to large wooden garden sheds. While many sheds can provide useful storage, a substantial timber garage offers greater durability, improved security, and significantly more adaptability in design.



Design & Customisation Options
Every property is different, which is why our triple wooden garages can be tailored to suit your specific requirements. Our standard specification includes pressure-treated shiplap cladding, but customers can upgrade to feather-edge cladding for a more traditional appearance. Feather-edge boards are thicker than standard shiplap and are particularly popular on rural and countryside properties.
Additional personal access doors can be incorporated to improve convenience, while windows can be added to increase natural light within the building. Internal partitions are also available, allowing you to separate workshop areas, storage rooms, or utility spaces from the main vehicle bays.
If your ideal dimensions are not available through the configurator, our team can discuss alternative sizes and layouts to help create a garage that works perfectly for your property.


Build your Triple Garage
Please use the button below to start designing your Triple 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 yourTriple Garage


Construction & Specifications
Our triple wooden garages are built using quality Scandinavian redwood framing and pressure-treated external cladding to provide long-lasting performance. The standard wall construction consists of a 100mm timber frame, external plywood sheathing, a vapour barrier, and pressure-treated cladding. This creates a robust external structure that is designed to withstand the demands of year-round use.
Inside the garage, the timber framing remains visible unless an internal lining option is selected. Many customers appreciate this traditional appearance, while others choose internal lining to create a more finished workshop or storage environment.
The roof is constructed using timber trusses and purlins, with OSB boarding beneath the chosen roof covering. For customers selecting roof lining and insulation, high-performance Celotex insulation is installed between the purlins before the internal lining is fitted.


Groundwork Requirements
In most cases, the foundation should consist of:
- 150mm of compacted hardcore
- Damp proof membrane
- Minimum 150mm concrete slab
- Single course of semi-engineering bricks
- Concrete base extending 50mm beyond the brick course
Once your order has been placed, we provide detailed foundation plans showing the exact dimensions required for your chosen building. These can be passed directly to your chosen contractor to simplify the groundwork process.


Delivery & Installation
Installation is included with most projects, allowing our experienced team to assemble the garage on site once the groundwork has been completed. This approach helps ensure the building is erected correctly and finished to the high standards expected from Warwick Buildings.
For customers who prefer to undertake the installation themselves, a supply-only option is also available and may qualify for a discount. Delivery costs can be calculated using the online configurator by entering your postcode during the quotation process.
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 | 9.15m - 11.0m |
| Internal Widths | 8.95m - 10.8m |
Internal Views
The framing is visible on the inside of the garages unless you choose the inside lining option.
On the back of the framing, you will see the 4mm plywood, which has the vapour barrier and then the outside cladding.
Inside the building, you will see the purlins (between the trusses) followed by the sterling board (OSB). On the outside of the OSB is the final roof covering.
If you select the option of the internal roof lining (and insulation), the Celotex is fitted in between the purlins, and 9mm plywood is fixed to the underside of the purlins.


Garage Door Options
Our standard triple garage specification includes three canopy-style metal up-and-over doors. These provide reliable access and are available in a range of colours to complement your chosen building design.
For customers looking for a different finish or functionality, several upgrade options are available. Fully retractable up and over doors provide additional internal clearance, while traditional timber barn doors can create a more characterful appearance. Cedar-clad doors are another popular choice, particularly on premium garage designs where customers want a natural timber finish throughout.
If you prefer to source your own doors, such as roller shutter systems, we can leave the openings prepared so that a specialist supplier can install the doors after the garage has been assembled.
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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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Cedar Up & Over Door
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Opening for customer to supply & fit own door
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Roofing Options
The roof covering plays an important role in both the appearance and longevity of your garage.
- Felt tile roofs provide an attractive and cost-effective finish, available in Slate Grey or Dual Brown with matching trims.
- Metal roofing offers exceptional durability, with a lifespan exceeding 40 years. Available in a variety of colours, metal roofing provides excellent weather protection and low maintenance requirements.
- Tapco slate replicates the appearance of natural slate while remaining lightweight and practical. It is a popular upgrade for customers seeking a more traditional finish.
- Cedar shingles provide a distinctive natural appearance that gradually weathers to a silver-grey colour over time, making them particularly suitable for countryside settings.
- Tiled roof structures can be supplied for customers who wish to install clay or slate roof tiles to match an existing property.
The right roofing choice can significantly influence the final appearance of your garage, so it’s worth considering both aesthetics and practicality during the design process.










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Design Your Triple Timber GarageĀ
Whether you’re looking for secure vehicle storage, a workshop, or a large garden garage that provides flexible additional space, our triple wooden garages can be tailored to suit your requirements.
Use our online configurator to explore sizes, layouts, cladding options, doors, and roofing finishes. If you’d prefer to discuss your project in more detail, our team is always happy to help, and you’re welcome to visit our show site to view our buildings in person.


FAQ's
Can Warwick Buildings install the garage for me?
Yes. Installation is included with most projects, with our experienced team assembling the building on site once the groundwork has been completed.
Do I need planning permission for a triple garage?
Many garages fall within permitted development rights, although requirements vary depending on factors such as size, height, location, and property status. We recommend checking with your local planning authority if you’re unsure.
Can I customise the size of my garage?
Yes. If the dimensions you require are not shown within the configurator, our team can discuss bespoke alternatives.
Is a triple garage suitable as a garage for storage?
Absolutely. Triple garages provide substantial storage space for tools, garden machinery, bicycles, household items, and outdoor equipment.
Can I use part of the garage as a workshop?
Yes. Many customers dedicate one bay to workshop activities while using the remaining bays for vehicle storage.
How many cars can fit inside a triple garage?
A triple garage is designed to accommodate up to three vehicles. The exact capacity will depend on the dimensions selected and the size of the vehicles being stored.








































