As some may, we don’t give up on quality and value to give you a practical and classy garden office to help you work from home while avoiding interruptions in your work flow. With that said Total Garden Rooms can offer a range of choices from ‘The Lagan’ garden office selection, that holds many more uses than what its name alone portrays; from simply adding space to your home environment, a garden sanctuary for your own workspace, meetings with clients and the list goes on.
Crafted from top materials
Crafted from top materials
Crafted from top materials
Crafted from top materials
Total Garden Rooms is part of Total Home NI and UCS Design Group; leading manufacturers and installers for windows, doors, conservatories, sunrooms, roofline and other various home improvements. This is all performed with exceptional service and great prices, to offer a new and impressive range of garden offices to suit your needs and budgets.
From modern to a more traditional design, we can enhance your garden with rooms that can satisfy everyone’s desire. We produce custom sized garden rooms to suit all shapes and sizes of gardens in order to supply our customers with the necessary space they want.
With having a garden room workspace, it’ll mean spending a good portion of your working day there. So to help with that our rooms are fully insulated for a comfortable spot from season to season.
Our wooden garden offices have a long life, having been fully pressure treated so you don’t won’t have to retreat your wood for up to 10 years. Although to ensure the preservation of you garden office’s long life, we advise you to use water repellent for timber maintenance.
Once a timber garden room building and installation is finished it is good to remember that Northern Ireland’s sporadic weather will cause it to contract and expand. So as the building ‘sets’ there is a possibility that the wood may show some splits and cracks over time as it becomes acclimated to its current environment, but this shouldn’t jeopardise your garden office’s quality.
