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London Garden Rooms

Fully insulated composite garden rooms in London and the surrounding areas. 

We manufacture and install garden rooms that include double glazing & electrics, in a large range of designs and sizes.  

Garden Room Details

Built to last using the most up to date materials, our composite garden rooms are designed for year round use. These hand built garden retreats are designed to take the brunt of the British weather, so that maintenance is kept to a minimum and the lifespan to a maximum. The composite cladding is available in 4 colours, whilst the uPVC doors & windows have a wider choice of finishes. 
Internally the buildings include top of the range insulation, and a choice of laminate flooring, plus the option to have a white finish on the walls and ceilings. Integrated electrics are also included in the package. 

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Composite Cladding

Choice of four colours

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Fully Insulated

Foil backed Celotex

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Integrated Electrics

Lights & Sockets included

Working From Home

Composite Garden Room Benefits

Composite garden rooms, are especially suited to customers who prefer to invest in the longevity and maintenance free factors of garden buildings. Available in a wide range of colours, the composite still has the look of a natural product with the woodgrain design on the boards. This feature provides the look of a painted timber building, along with the maintenance free benefit that today's people are craving for. 

Comparing Composite to PVC

Composite cladding is a durable, wood-fiber/plastic blend mimicking natural wood, while PVC cladding is 100% plastic with a smooth, modern look. Composite offers better, long-lasting, natural aesthetics with higher density, while PVC is often more cost-effective, lighter, and fully impervious to moisture

Key Differences Between Composite and PVC Cladding:

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Durability & Strength:

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  • Composite: Highly durable, rigid, and resistant to heavy impact,, with less thermal expansion (warping) in sunlight.

  • PVC: Lighter, but can become brittle over time and is more susceptible to sagging or fading under intense UV exposure.

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Maintenance & Lifespan:

  • Composite: Low-maintenance (occasional cleaning) and lasts roughly 25-30 years.

  • PVC: Minimal maintenance, but can lose color; it usually has a 20–25 year lifespan (though premium options can last over 50 years).

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Environmental Impact:

  • Composite: Often uses recycled wood and plastic materials.

  • PVC: Derived from petroleum-based products.

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Cost:

  • Composite: Generally higher, costing more to purchase.

  • PVC: Frequently a more budget-friendly, cost-effective choice

Which cladding to choose;

  • Choose Composite for: A natural, premium look with better strength and durability, use of recycled materials and a maintenance free option.

  • Choose PVC for: A lower-cost, highly moisture-resistant, and modern, low-maintenance option, accepting a man made look that will fade much quicker.

Do you install garden rooms near me?

Our pre-constructed garden rooms can be installed quickly and efficiently in Greater London and homes within the M25. That means if you live in villages close to Slough, Maidenhead, Windsor, Bracknell, Guildford, or Crawley we can create your perfect garden room. We can also install in other towns such as Redhill, Caterham, Sevenoaks, Croydon, Hornchurch, Epping, Dartford, Enfield, Watford, and Twickenham. 

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