Garden Offices

Our ironmongery and locks are of the highest quality and accepted by most insurance companies, which means you can leave equipment in your garden home office. We can also advise on alarm systems for added security.

In most cases, no. Garden offices typically fall under Permitted Development Rights provided they meet standard size and positioning criteria. Our team will advise on your specific situation.

Many self-employed individuals and company directors can claim a proportion of their garden office costs as a business expense. We recommend consulting your accountant for specific advice.

We can install ethernet cabling from your house to the garden office, or position the building to optimise Wi-Fi signal. Many clients opt for a dedicated Wi-Fi extender or mesh system.

Yes. Every garden room is designed to Timber Development UK (previously TRADA) standards with a combined wall, roof and floor build-up from 150mm up to 280mm, and every build includes a monobloc smart air conditioning system for heating, cooling and dehumidifying as standard. A full electrical package (consumer unit, sockets, dimmers and LED lighting) is pre-wired and connected to your supply by our installation team. Supplementary heating (panel heater or underfloor) is available as an optional add-on if you want it, but most customers find the included AC handles winter use comfortably.

Yes. Building of our garden rooms are included in the price for all customers within 100 miles of our Oxfordshire workshops. For locations beyond 100 miles, there is a travel surcharge.

We have multiple UK show sites where you can view our luxury garden rooms. Our show sites are located across Essex, London, Surrey, Hertfordshire, Buckinghamshire and Cheshire. Please visit our Show Sites page for more information.