KT501 (2.5m x 2.5m)

KT501 (2.5m x 2.5m) From £21,995

From £21,995

The supply and installation of a garden room typically include the following components and services:

Foundations: Preparation and construction of suitable foundations for the garden room, ensuring stability and longevity of the structure. This may involve laying concrete slabs or building a raised platform.
Installation: Professional installation of the garden room structure on-site, ensuring proper assembly and placement according to specifications.
Insulation: Installation of insulation materials in the walls, floor, and ceiling of the garden room to regulate temperature and enhance energy efficiency, creating a comfortable interior environment year-round.
Cladding: Application of external cladding materials to the walls of the garden room, providing both structural support and aesthetic appeal. Common options include timber, composite materials, or UPVC.
Window and Doors: Installation of high-quality windows and doors, such as 2.3m French or sliding doors, to allow natural light into the space and provide access to the garden. These are double-glazed for insulation and energy efficiency.
Electrical Outlets: Installation of electrical sockets, typically three double electric sockets, strategically placed throughout the garden room to accommodate various electrical devices and appliances.
Decorating: Finishing touches such as painting the walls and ceiling to enhance the aesthetic appeal of the space and create a cohesive design scheme.
Drylining: Drylining a garden room involves fixing plasterboard to the walls, providing a smooth finish for painting or wallpapering, enhancing insulation and aesthetics.
Heating: Provision and installation of heating systems, such as radiators to ensure comfort during colder months.
Flooring: Supply and installation of flooring materials suitable for the garden room, such as vinyl flooring, chosen for durability and ease of maintenance.
Internal Lighting: Provision and installation of internal lighting fixtures, including ceiling lights or spotlights, to illuminate the interior space effectively and enhance functionality.
External Lighting: Installation of external lighting fixtures, such as wall-mounted or ground-level lights, to illuminate the surrounding area and enhance safety and security.

Overall, the supply and installation of a garden room encompass a comprehensive range of components and services aimed at creating a functional, comfortable, and visually appealing living or working space in your garden.

In addition to the standard components and services included in the supply and installation of a garden room, several extra items may be considered to enhance functionality, comfort, and aesthetics:

External Electric Connection: Arranging for a secure and weatherproof external connection to the main electrical supply, ensuring sufficient power for the garden room's electrical needs.
External Foul Water Connection: If plumbing fixtures such as sinks or toilets are installed in the garden room, ensuring proper connection to the foul water drainage system to comply with building regulations.
Clearing for Foundations: Clearing the designated area of the garden to prepare for the construction of foundations, including removal of vegetation, debris, and any obstacles that may hinder the installation process.
Additional Windows: Incorporating extra windows into the design to maximize natural light, ventilation, and views, enhancing the overall ambiance and functionality of the space.
Bifold Doors: Opting for bifold doors in addition to or instead of standard doors to create a seamless transition between indoor and outdoor spaces, offering flexibility and a sense of openness.
Plastering internal walls finishing internal walls with plaster to create a smooth and polished surface, ready for painting or wallpapering.
Additional Lighting or Custom Lighting: Installing supplementary lighting fixtures or custom-designed lighting solutions tailored to specific preferences and usage requirements, enhancing ambiance and functionality.
Up and Down External Lighting: Installing exterior lighting fixtures that emit both upward and downward light, providing balanced illumination and enhancing architectural features or landscaping elements.
Electric Sockets in Brushed Aluminium, Black, or White: Selecting electric sockets in a choice of finishes (brushed aluminium, black, or white) to complement the design aesthetic of the garden room and ensure visual consistency with other fixtures and fittings.
Additional Sockets: Incorporating extra electrical sockets at strategic locations within the garden room to accommodate various devices and appliances, offering convenience and flexibility.
Outside Sockets: Installing weatherproof electrical sockets on the exterior walls of the garden room, facilitating outdoor activities and providing power for garden tools, lighting, or entertainment equipment.
Isolator Switch and Fused Spur: IIncluding isolator switches and fused spurs in the electrical circuitry to enhance safety and facilitate easy control and maintenance of electrical installations within the garden room.
Extractor Fan: Integrating an extractor fan into the design to improve ventilation and airflow, particularly in areas such as kitchens or bathrooms, where moisture and odors may accumulate.

Considering these additional items ensures that your garden room meets your specific requirements and preferences, creating a versatile, comfortable, and functional space tailored to your needs.