Why a garden building?

Garden buildings can be cost effective, hassle-free alternative to conventional extensions when adding space for a home office, play room or storage and in many cases do not require planning permission. Garden buildings are typically separate from the primary dwelling, meaning that construction of your extra living space is much less intrusive - so there’s no need to move out to avoid living in a building site.

We meticulously plan and prefabricate what we can in advance to make time on site as short as possible. Our structures are fully insulated and made weatherproof with high performance breather membrane, rubber roofs and double glazed windows as standard. We have the capability to connect to your electricity supply, mains water and waste to create fully liveable annexes.

Our bespoke difference

Garden rooms have become very popular in recent years, but almost all seem to be cut from a very generic, uninspiring cloth. We love to create truly bespoke, one-off garden rooms that complement and take advantage of their surroundings to truly make a difference to their owner’s lifestyles. We’re bursting with ideas of how we can create innovative designs and use alternative methods and materials to create something truly unique.

There are no limits to what we can achieve with a blank canvas, and tailor additional requirements such as sliding doors and finishes to your specific needs be it for extra space or a fully liveable annex. Get in touch to see how we can increase your living space and add real value to your property.

Reclaimed materials garden room

Most of the materials used to create this garden room were left over from a house build. We needed storage and just couldn’t justify throwing insulation, timber concrete moulds, old double glazing units and pallets into a skip - so we put them to good use.

The higher ground level of neighbouring gardens allowed us to create a design that featured a sloping roof high enough at the south side to hold a hammock. A flat, rubber coated roof is supported by timbers strong enough to support a sedum roof. Rain water run off is collected in a recycled fruit juice drum for use throughout the garden.

The children have made bird boxes for friendly nesting wrens, nuthatches and robins who come for the bird feeder, but stay for the free accommodation. We ran armoured cable to a separate junction box to provide power and lighting, giving the structure purpose beyond mere storage.