Garden Rooms Options

There are many ways to personalise your Garden Room to ensure it meets your needs. Many of our options are shown below, but if your desired option isn't shown, let us know and we will try our hardest to meet your requirements.

Electric Pack

Add power to your Garden Rooms by specifying our flush-mounted electric pack with all components manufactured to British Standard BS8488-1.

The pack consists of a consumer unit, 2 double sockets, light switch & light fixing point for you to connect your own light fitting to. Final electrical connection to mains must be by qualified electrician.
Optional chrome and brass electrical fittings are available for added style.

External Cladding Colours

Alton's Garden Room's super-strong Nordic Spruce, 21mm external cladding is kiln dried, finger-jointed, profiled and brushed to enhance the natural veining. It is then painted in your choice of colour before assembly, overcoming the stripe effect that occurs with inferior cladding due to shrinkage.

There are five attractive cladding colours to choose from as shown opposite.

Roof Options

The Berkeley Garden House is available with the choice of a cedar slatted roof or a pressure treated cedar shingle roof that provide equally stunning yet visually different Garden Rooms. Both options are constructed onto a fully mineral felted, timber roof.

The distinctive Farringdon roof is available with a choice of felt tile roof colours as shown opposite.

Long-Line Glazing

You can replace Georgian style glazing if you prefer a single pane of glass with no glazing bars, in both windows and doors. This option can be specified as single or double glazed.

Insulation & Double Glazing

If you intend using your Garden Rooms all year round we recommend specifying our insulation and double glazing options that help regulate building temperature and help with sound proofing.

Insulation is available to the floor, walls and ceiling using an effective bubble-filled aluminium foil system, thermally equivalent to 40mm of mineral wool. This insulation significantly improves the thermal efficiency of your building by minimising heat transfer to and from your building to keep it warmer in winter and cooler in summer.

The benefits of double glazing are well known. So, in order to reduce heat loss and condensation in addition to creating a quieter environment, choose double glazing for your Garden Rooms's doors and windows.