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The number of people working from home is on the rise.  All these homeworkers need a suitable work environment at home and a garden room could make the perfect office.  Data from the Office for National Statistics shows that the number of people working solely from home almost doubled in a decade between 2008 and 2018.  The…

Garden rooms offer a distinct advantage in terms of minimal disruption compared to traditional extensions or loft conversions. Here’s how garden rooms cause less disruption:   Reduced Building Work: Constructing an extension typically involves significant building work, such as foundation excavation, structural modifications, and integration with existing utilities. This extensive construction process can disrupt your daily…

Installing a garden room is an investment in your property which takes time to plan and perfect to ensure it is exactly how you have envisioned, therefore ensuring that the build is erected within the regulations is key.  The good news is, our standard garden rooms are designed to adhere to Permitted Development Rights, however…

Garden rooms, unlike sheds or summerhouses, are built in much the same way as a modern home. At their core, most use either conventional timber-framing or, more recently, structural insulated panels (SIPs). As the construction industry adopts new techniques, however, there’s an emerging trend of building a garden room around a light gauge steel frame.…