Luxury Insulated Garden Rooms
From £34,600 including VAT.
Bespoke Garden Space To Do What You Love!
Our award-winning garden rooms are unbeatable for their build quality and modern style. Ideal for both domestic and commercial use, they can be adapted for virtually any purpose – from an annexe to a home study or a luxury guest suite to an office extension. We offer a variety of garden room styles, but specialise in fully custom design. Express your inner grand design with our free design service!
Our Garden Room Models
While we specialise in bespoke garden room designs, we also have standard models too. Here are our selection of standard Garden Rooms.
Free Bespoke Design Service
What's Included?
Specifications vary with many different criteria to consider, however as standard, all of our builds include:
External
A SIPS (Structural Insulated Panels) building built on ground screws with Thermowood cladding to the 3 sides and cement particle board to the rear or any boundary sides.
The Flexible Outdoor Solution
With our garden rooms, you can specify the size you want, from a small room area to additional space large enough for commercial or educational use. There is also a range of floorplan options to include your chosen combination of toilet, bathroom or kitchen as required. Whatever your vision for the garden room, we can accommodate it.
The Flexible Solution
With our garden rooms, you can specify the size you want, from a small room area to a space large enough for commercial or educational use. There is also a range of floorplan options to include your chosen combination of toilet, bathroom or kitchen as required. Whatever your vision for the garden room, we can accommodate it.
We provide the space. You love the experience
A Harmonious Space For Creation
Stuart needed a dedicated, soundproof space where he could work comfortably and creatively without disrupting his family. By adding a Garden room he a created separation of spaces which allows him to balance his professional and creative needs effectively. The “cocoon-like” quality of the Garden Hideout creates a separate working area that allows him to work without interruptions and significantly increases his productivity.
How Can I Benefit From A Garden Room?
Sunroom
Use it as a private space to relax and enjoy sunlight in the summer and keep warm and cosy in the winter.
Home Office
Create a peaceful, separate workspace away from the distractions of the main house. It can boost productivity and provide a refreshing change of scenery for remote work.
Gym/Yoga Studio
Transform your space into a personal gym or yoga studio – mirrors, exercise equipment, and yoga mats can be put in place to create a dedicated space for your fitness routine.
Cinema Room
You can use your new build as the perfect entertainment space for watching movies, or playing games. Install a sound system, comfortable seating, and a projector or large screen for the real cinematic experience.
Guest Room
Provide a comfortable and private space for guests to stay overnight. Furnish it with a cosy bed, bedside tables, and other amenities to ensure a pleasant stay.
Hobby Room
Dedicate the space to pursue your hobbies and interests, whether it’s crafting, woodworking, photography, or anything else. Customise it with storage solutions and equipment specific to your hobby.
Hideout Projects
Here is a selection of our Hideout Projects.
The Hideout Process
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Frequently Asked Questions
SIPs are made by sandwiching a layer of insulation between two structural layers. The insulation is often in the form of foam, and SIPs panels commonly have Oriented Strand Board (OSB) walls. This makes for a very strong and energy-efficient panel that can be used to build walls, floors, and roofs.
This depends on the use of the room and most importantly the size of it. Our team can advise on the best approach to gaining permission should it be neeeded.
Yes, with the correct planning permission and build regulations in place, a garden room can be used for living in.
When it comes to eco-friendly construction methods, there are two main types of materials that are used: SIPs and timber frames. Both have advantages, and it’s important to understand the difference between SIPs and timber frame construction.
Your Garden Room Construction
Specifications vary with many different criteria to consider, however as standard, all of our builds include:
- A SIPS (Structural Insulated Panels) building built on ground screws with Thermowood cladding to the 3 sides and cement particle board to the rear or any boundary sides.
- Internally we finish all our rooms to a plastered finish, with internal and external lighting, double sockets and an electric heater.
- The windows and doors are double-glazed uPVC, anthracite external and white internally.
- Square edge skirting board and a choice of laminate are also included in these modern garden buildings.
- The roof is EPDM rubber (Ethylene Propylene Diene Monomer) and trimmed with powder coated aluminium roofing trim to match the windows and doors.
- Composite 450mm deck step
Plus you can upgrade your build in so many ways including climate control, acoustic triple-glazed units, a wider choice of cladding, larger decking area, external sockets and much more
What is SIPS?
A log cabin will usually be built from timber. At Garden Hideouts our rooms take advantage of SIPs which is a different type of construction. SIPs are made by sandwiching a layer of insulation between two structural layers. The insulation is often in the form of foam, and SIPs panels commonly have Oriented Strand Board (OSB) walls. This means a very strong and energy-efficient panel that can be used to build walls, floors, and roofs.
SIPs are often much stronger than timber frames. This is due to how they’re constructed, with the foam insulation providing extra support.
There are also the green credentials to consider, SIPs panels deliver exceptional thermal performance. This means that they can help to keep your garden room warm in winter and cool in summer, leading to lower energy bills. SIPs panels are also considered environmentally friendly as they use less energy while being manufactured, and their use can contribute to lower CO2 levels because of their high energy efficiency properties.