Design your own oak garden room or orangery online with our Garden Room Designer. Choose a style, set the size and turn it in 3D, then send us your design and we will reply with a quotation in 24-48hrs.
Already have plans, or planning permission? We manufacture any oak frame design, from a garden office to a full family extension. Send us your drawings and we will reply with a quotation in 24-48hrs, or book a design call with Eddie, our oak frame expert, from the designer.
Our oak framed garden buildings serve many purposes, from standalone garden offices to spacious family extensions. Our bespoke oak garden rooms blend classic charm with contemporary living.
The boundary between an oak orangery, an oak garden room or sunroom, and an oak conservatory has become blurred, but they all have one thing in common: extensive use of glass to enjoy the views and let the outside in. They feature mainly glass walls (full or partial); the main difference between them is the roof.
Oak conservatories usually have fully glazed roofs and walls. They come with specific building regulations conditions, needing to be separated from the main house by an external door and a separate heating system. While they were once popular, they are less often chosen today: the glass roof can overheat in summer and lose heat in winter, and the limits on how they connect to your house reduce their use as family space.
1. Design it online. Start in our Garden Room Designer, or send us your own drawings.
2. Get your quotation. We will reply with a quotation in 24-48hrs.
3. Talk it through. Eddie, our oak frame expert, will call to go through the details, or you can book a design call with him straight away.
Oak framed orangeries often feature a flat opaque roof, sometimes with a glass lantern at the centre that can be vented. Inside, half trusses create a partially vaulted ceiling, and the lantern floods the room with natural light.
Walls can be fully or partially glazed. An orangery can stand alone or be attached to the house in an open plan layout, which makes it an excellent choice where height restrictions apply, such as a single storey extension.
Oak garden rooms, often called oak sunrooms, usually have a fully pitched tile or slate roof, like a small house, with fully or partially glazed walls and often bifold or sliding doors. Inside, visible oak trusses create beautiful vaulted ceilings.
A garden room can stand alone as a poolside dining room or garden office, or be fully attached to the house, with its roof joining the main roof. Opened up to the house, it makes a light, characterful family space: a kitchen or dining room extension, or a spectacular entrance hall.
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