Stunning, modern composite slat cladding. Available in Cedar, Oak, Walnut, Grey and Black. It is just fabulous this finish and maintenanec free.

What about knowing that this is where you get to work every day? Or even knowing, that come that evening, you and your pals are going to be down there, away from the house, having a catch up and a drink in your own wee garden sanctuary? Composite slatted cladding is very popular. It is modern, contemporary, maintenance free and adds a lovely design element to any garden room.
With six colours of slatted cladding to choose from; Natural Oak, Cedar, Walnut, Midnight Black, Misty Wood Light Grey, and Stone Grey and the ability to personalise the placement of your windows and doors, you can create a truly special space at home.
Working with us, we can help you optimise the space available, from as little as 5 m².
Although we recommend starting at 7 m² if possible. You can go up to 30 m², before planning permission becomes a consideration.
Once your garden room is installed, why not enhance the space with some stylish decking and steps? All our garden rooms are fully insulated, so you can enjoy them all year round, this is far more than just a summerhouse.
Our garden room quotes are tailored to you, with the design, size, layout, and finishes entirely up to your requirements. Please provide your postcode when you get in touch so we can give accurate pricing. Costs start from approximately £1,300 per m², depending on specifications and finish.

Katrina Johnstone, Fife
We provide a full delivery and installation service, validating your 10yr warranty on the building, and saving you time.
All our cabins can be supplied untreated if you prefer, or with the stain on as standard.
3 different roof tile colours (Black, Red/Black, Green/Black)
Different options for your base, please talk to us about this as each base and situation is as unique as you are.
Finance available on cabins (subject to approval)
Composite Slat can be used on any of our garden rooms, even those bigger than 30msq. If you are looking at project of this size, please talk with your local planning department to find out their thoughts and processes.
