The Elite Range
The Elite range is a genuine all-year-round room, not a seasonal add-on. Choose your cladding material, door style and finish, and our team will handle everything from start to finish. Built in the UK.
Every Elite range garden room includes as standard:
✓ Base and foundations
✓ Full build and installation
✓ High-performance insulation
✓ Internal electrics
✓ Flooring
✓ Internal painting — and external where required
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Included as standard
Base and foundations
Internal electrics
Premium insulation
Flooring & painting
Delivery & installation
Cladding options
Western Red Cedar
✓ Hidden fixings for a clean, uninterrupted finish
✓ Keep it looking its best with periodic oil treatment
Scandinavian Redwood
✓ More affordable than Western Red Cedar
✓ Requires periodic staining
Marley
✓ Maintenance free
✓ Comes in 4 colours
✓ Rated A for fire resistance
10 year guarantee
All year-round use
Completely bespoke
4 day installation
FAQs
Do I need planning permission for a garden room?
In most cases, no — as long as your build meets a few straightforward conditions:
- It must be single storey and cannot be built in front of your property
- If positioned within 2 metres of a boundary, the total height cannot exceed 2.5 metres
- It cannot take up more than 50% of your garden
- It cannot be used for living in or as a base for your business
There are some exceptions worth being aware of. These permitted development rights vary significantly for listed buildings, conservation areas, and designated zones like Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty.
If you’re unsure, we’d always recommend checking with your local planning authority before you proceed — or simply ask us and we’ll help point you in the right direction.
Will a garden room add value to my property?
In most cases, yes. A well-built garden room is widely regarded by estate agents as a valuable addition to a property — both in terms of sale price and how quickly it sells.
Beyond the numbers, it’s worth thinking about the value you’ll get while you’re still living there. Whether it becomes a home office, a gym, a studio or simply a space to escape to, a garden room adds a genuinely useful room to your home — without the disruption and cost of a traditional extension.
As with any home improvement, quality matters. A well-insulated, properly built garden room is an asset. A poorly built one isn’t — which is why the craftsmanship behind the Elite range matters as much to us as it does to you.
Can I use a garden room year-round? Is insulation needed?
Yes — and if it’s built properly, you shouldn’t notice much difference between using it in July and using it in January.
The key is insulation. A well-insulated garden room retains heat in winter, stays cool in summer, and keeps energy costs down year-round.
All of our Elite range garden rooms are built with high-performance insulation as standard, so whether you’re working from home on a grey February morning or unwinding on a warm summer evening, your garden room will be ready when you are.
Do your garden rooms come with electrics, insulation, delivery and installation?
Everything you need to get started is included as standard — here’s what’s covered with every Elite range garden room:
Insulation — All of our garden rooms are built with high-performance insulation included as standard. No upgrades needed, no corners cut.
Delivery — We’ll bring everything to you. Delivery is included in the price, wherever you are.
Installation — Our own team handles the full installation from start to finish, so you don’t need to source separate tradespeople or manage multiple contractors.
Electrics — We can take care of your electrics too. Whether you need sockets, lighting, heating or a full fit-out, our team can discuss the options with you and provide a tailored quote.
Can I choose what style of doors and windows I want?
For doors, you can choose from sliding doors, French doors or bifold doors, each bringing a different character and feel to your space. You can even combine door types if your layout calls for it.
Windows can be positioned and sized to suit how you want light to enter the room and how you want it to look from the outside — our team will guide you through the options when you get in touch.
What cladding materials are available for the Elite range?
We offer three cladding options, each with its own distinct character and finish — so you can choose the one that best suits your style, your garden and how much maintenance you’re happy with.
Western Red Cedar — A naturally beautiful timber with rich, varied colouring and a contemporary flat profile. Cedar is virtually knot-free with hidden fixings for a clean, refined finish. As a living material it requires periodic oiling to keep it looking its best.
Scandinavian Redwood — Full of rustic charm and natural character. Slow-grown Redwood is rich in knots and grain, giving every build a truly individual feel. It requires periodic painting or staining, which also lets you put your own stamp on the colour.
Marley Board — A premium fibre cement cladding that delivers the look of timber without any of the upkeep. Completely maintenance-free, A-rated for fire resistance, and available in five colour finishes — Light Grey, Tea Green, Pebble, Dark Grey and Slate Grey.
Can’t decide? We also offer a Hybrid option, combining two cladding types for a truly bespoke finish. Get in touch and we’ll help you find the right combination.
How much maintenance does a garden room require?
That largely depends on the cladding material you choose — it’s the main factor that affects your ongoing upkeep.
Western Red Cedar requires periodic oiling to protect the wood and keep it looking its best. It’s a straightforward task, and many customers see it as part of owning a natural timber building.
Scandinavian Redwood needs painting or staining periodically. This also gives you the flexibility to change the colour of your garden room over time if you fancy a refresh.
Marley Board requires no maintenance at all. No painting, no oiling, no staining — ever. If you want a garden room you can simply enjoy without thinking about upkeep, Marley is the one for you.
Beyond cladding, we’d recommend giving your garden room a general check-over once a year — clearing gutters, checking seals around doors and windows, and keeping the area around the base clear of debris. Nothing time-consuming, just sensible care that will keep your building performing well for years to come.
Do doors and cladding come in different colours?
Doors are available in four colours: Anthracite Grey, White, Cream and Black. Whether you want something bold and contemporary or clean and classic, there’s an option to suit.
Cladding colours depend on the material you choose:
Western Red Cedar comes in its natural form — its rich, varied colouring is part of its charm and will evolve beautifully over time with regular oiling.
Marley Board is available in five contemporary finishes — Light Grey, Tea Green, Pebble, Dark Grey and Slate Grey — so you can select your colour from the outset with no painting required.