A garden room is a freestanding garden building that adds extra space to your home for various uses. By purchasing an insulated garden room, you get to create addition space that can be used all year round.

Great news, a high-quality garden will add value to your home or property as it is extra space that is useable all year round. In a recent study by Rightmove, garden room home offices were revealed as the number one desired feature by homebuyers today.

A garden room typically takes between 1 and 2 days to install by Warwick Buildings. Once the garden room is installed you simply need to attach the electric faceplates, add the power feed and decorate the inside. Once the paint dries, add your furniture and you're ready to go.

Yes, a garden room building will require a solid base before installation of the building. We recommend a local builder to provide a concrete base as this will create a ground supported platform for your new garden room. We do have an in house option if you prefer not to source this externally. If you have an existing concrete or paving slab base, this could also be used but it will need to be flat and level to accept the floor sections. More details on garden room groundwork can be viewed here

To make things easy, our prices are visible online and contain all of the components that a garden room requires. This includes installation, VAT, doors and windows, internal electrics, lighting, insulation and laminate flooring. Our garden room configurators specifically detail what's included so you can easily compare with other garden room company quotations.

In most cases, garden room buildings in the UK do not require planning permission as they are considered to be outbuildings, which fall within permitted development rights. There are a few exceptions to the rules, such as AONB locations, Garden Flats, and where you want to position your garden room. If you consider your situation to be outside the permitted development, then your local council with give you the specific guidance, and assist you with a planning application if needed.

A garden room provides space for endless uses, including a garden office, home gym, garden art studio or even garden bar entertainment space. The benefit of choosing an insulated garden room is it can be used all year round, just like any other space in your home. View all our garden room popular uses.

A garden room cannot be used full-time as self-contained living accommodation as this falls outside the permitted development rules and will require planning permission. You can however, use a garden room as an occasional guest bedroom or treatment room, knowing that it is insulated well enough to stay overnight in.

Yes, installation is included in the price of our garden rooms, and we only using our trained fitters to construct your garden room.

You will require a local electrician to provide a connection from your house to the garden room at an additional cost. When asking for a quotation, the electrician will need to supply a 6mm armoured cable, and price to connect the furniture to the exposed tails inside the building. All other items such as faceplates, lights, and the consumer unit are included within the price.

Yes we do. Please refer to our finance page for more details.

Yes - all of our prices in VAT

Yes - we provide a 5 year structural guarantee for all of our garden rooms.

We require 400mm from an obstacle in order to construct the garden rooms on site. You may be able to get a side wall or back wall up to the boundary, providing there is enough clearance to the remainder of the sides. However if we can't access the side to build it, you are not likely to access the building to maintain it.

Internally there is nothing to do but decorate and keep it spruced up. This is extremely easy with laminate floor and it you opt for between glass blinds. Externally, it depends on the individual setting and how much battering the weather gives it. This is true for every garden room, from every manufacturer, as the sun will naturally bleach timber, composite and upvc. Our doors and windows can easily be adjusted, if small tweaks are needed when the temperature changes, whilst the downpipes will need to be unblocked if debris makes it's way onto the roof and into the gutters. This is standard maintenance for every garden room, and regular checks, ensure only minimal maintenance time is required. Timber cladding will only need treating if the sun starts to change the colour dramatically, whereby either a clear or stain, will bring the brand new look back to your garden room, whilst giving it a waterproof coating.

The short answer is yes. They are fully insulated with a choice of Rockwool or Celotex, and are suitable for year round use. Simply add a small electric heater and your garden room will be cosy in no time at all. Our garden rooms are extremely efficient, and often don't need heating in the cooler months if the building is south facing.

You will need a small electric heater for the winter months so that you can use it all year round. We don't recommend an oil heater for a garden room as they tend to only heat a local space rather than the whole room.

Yes you can - but it would need to be installed professionally by a log burner company. We wouldn't recommend a DIY installation of a log burner.