
A large 3 bay extension with fully glazed sides including a glazed gable.
For customers who are looking to extend their property in the form of a garden room, conservatory, orangerie or versatile garden room, our designers have you covered.
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With over 50 unique and entirely adaptable and customisable designs to choose from, we provide Q-Mark certified garden room extensions at affordable prices and deliver across the UK.
Our process is simple, you choose a design you like and explain what changes you would like made to fit your requirements, we then design it, check it with you and then begin building it.
It is not compulsory for you to customise your design, if you like the look of one of our garden room home extensions, we can build this and cut out any additional customisation requirements.
Take a look at our design ideas to get some inspiration for your garden room extension.
You may already know what your garden room extension is going to be used for, but what you may not know is that we can design extensions to suit a variety of needs. For example, you may want to use your extension as a part-time office to work through COVID-19, but when your are able to return to work, it can also be used as any of the following:
A large 3 bay extension with fully glazed sides including a glazed gable.
Oak framed L-shaped extension that wraps around the corner of an existing house. Full height glazing to one side with brickwork and glazing on the other side.
Oak framed garden room extension with the smaller part having a lean to roof on to the existing house. Glazed all round on dwarf cavity stone walls.
Oak framed garden room extension with a flat roof and oak framed glazed lantern on top. Glazed windows are sitting on a low cavity brick wall.
A glazed oak framed extension with flat top to roof to avoid first floor windows and an oak glazed lantern for extra light.
A square oak framed extension with glazed units on dwarf cavity brickwork.
An oak framed garden room extension with an octagonal end. There is glazing on all sides and it has a flat roof with glazed roof lantern to get under a first floor window. The g…
This oak framed garden room is designed to be attached to an existing building. It has full length glazing to the front and rear, with a pair of opening garden room windows to t…
This oak framed garden room has full length glazing to the left hand side and to the front of one bay, with a solid wall to the right and two three pane windows to the front. Th…
This oak framed home leisure building is one bay with a single set of opening full length garden room windows to the front.
This oak framed home extension is designed to be attached to an existing building at the rear. The home extension is a single bay with fully glazed sides to the left, right and …
This oak framed home leisure building has two bays, both enclosed. to the left side of the building there is a single door, and to the front there are two sets of four opening f…
Take advantage of over 50 foundation designs to base your garden room extension on, and after selecting yours, get in touch with our team to discuss bespoke design options.
Alternatively, you can call our team to talk through your garden room extension options, we are always on-hand to provide helpful advice to our customers. Save money today on our cost-effective garden room extensions.
Contact our team today to have your garden room installed this season
A garden room is usually detached from the house and located somewhere within the garden and almost always has a solid roof. Most garden rooms are used as workshops, studies, offices, storage areas or summer houses. A conservatory is typically joined to the house, is made primarily from windows and features a glazed roof. Conservatories can also be referred to as sun rooms.
Yes, our garden room extensions can be attached to your existing house and we will ensure that the design matches your homeās existing design.
Most garden rooms are designed to last between 20 and 30 years. EHB uses the best materials (primarily French oak) to ensure our builds outlast this lifespan, and, a major benefit of building with oak timber frames is that it requires little to no maintenance.
In most cases, you wonāt need to apply for planning permission for garden rooms or buildings so long as they adhere to permitted development rules and guidelines. Our team actually works with an approved planning contractor, for more information on how we can help, please visit ourĀ planning permission page.
We are oak frame specialists, with nearly 40 years of experience producing high-quality oak buildings, and this expertise is demonstrated through both our industry accreditations and our awards.
English Heritage Buildings holds a BM Trada Q-Mark for our oak framed buildings, the only UK company to do so. This showcases the unbeatable quality of our products.
We were proud to recently receive the South East Best Rural Manufacturing Business Award.