Prefabricated
Prefabricated
Prefabricated Garden Rooms tend to be constructed in the manufacturers factory and are erected on site by the suppliers, or constructed on a DIY basis.
Prefabricated garden room companies tend to offer a range of designs and sizes that customers can choose from, with customisation in the form of optional add ons and extras available.
Whilst the design options will be more limited than if you were to take the bespoke route, there are also some great benefits.
You can see what your costs are going to be upfront meaning no chance of them spiralling out of control. They are also quick to install and offer an easy one-stop-shop approach, meaning no need to to source and coordinate various trades, such as electricians and builders.
On the downside, those with particularly awkward sites, or gardens with limited access, might not find the modular option suits them.
What is Usually Included In The Standard Price
Companies vary in what they include in the prices quoted, but the following are usually included in the standard price:
- Foundations (Click To Find Out More)
- Installation
- Delivery
- Planning permission (Click To Find Out More)
- Lighting (Click To Find Out More)
- Glazed windows (Click To Find Out More)
- Doors (Click to Find Out More)
- Flooring (Click To Find Out More)
- Exterior cladding (Click To Find Out More)
- Interior finishes (Click To Find Out More)
- Final decoration
Optional extras tend to include:
- Blinds
- Projecting decks
- Planted roofs
- Underfloor heating
- Kitchens or kitchenettes
- Shower rooms
Benefits Of Prefabricated Garden Rooms
We said we’d share the benefits you can expect from prefabricated garden rooms. Here are several benefits you can expect:
Prefabricated garden rooms are:
- Easy to purchase
- Easy to transport
- Offer an excellent investment value
- Provide flexible floor plans
- The garden room can easily be dismantled and moved to another place
- No construction permits or license are needed
Additional benefits for you include:
Quality Of Manufacture
Prefabricated garden rooms are not built from scratch on site. Onsite buildings are a problem because of inclement weather, the rooms being open to bad weather, etc. which can cause serious problems with the integrity of the building over time.
Instead, a garden room supplier uses building systems, such as the prefabricated system, to manufacture and test assembly of garden rooms directly in their workshop. This means all portions of the garden room are put together off-site and are not affected by bad weather conditions or temperature extremes.
Fast Lead Time
Suppliers generally have a various prefabricated options in stock. This means the lead time is shorter than choosing a traditional build for a garden room. With a modular design, you can expect the project be finished within 6-8 after you make the initial order.
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