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The Malvern Range of Garden Offices Whatever style or size you want – you choose it- we will build it.

 

Options Available for The Hallow

  • Windows: Add additional windows to increase the amount of natural light. Change the look of your building by adding cottage windows.
  • Double Doors: Can be added in lieu of a single door.
  • Roof Velux®: Maximise the natural light in your building by adding a roof Velux®
  • External & Internal Paint: Choose one of the many different coloured paint options.
  • Cedar Shingle Roof: Enhance the look and longevity of your building by adding cedar shingles to the roof.
  • Laminate Floor: Decorate the floor of your building with one of the laminate floor options.
  • Internal Wall Partitions: Create rooms within a room with internal wall partitions.
  • MDF Lining: Your internal lining can be upgraded to moisture resistant beaded pattern MDF.
  • Guttering: Guttering and down pipes can be added to the front and back of the building.

  The Corner Hanley

The Corner Hanley enjoys all the benefits of The Hanley whilst having the added advantage of being able to fit nicely into that corner plot of your garden.

The Corner Hanley has a “hipped” style roof rather than the traditional style; otherwise the specifications are the same as The Hanley

Sizes start at 7' x 7' (2.1 x 2.1m) from £4,995.00

Each building we make is designed to your exact individual requirements. Please contact us to discuss your specific ideas and plans: 01268 288 427

Products to compliment your garden room:

The Malvern Range of Garden Offices are insulated with Ufoil®

  • Ufoil insulation works on the principles of reflecting upto 95% radiant heat.
  • Ufoil BDA insulation comprises of polyethylene bubble which has aluminium to both faces.
  • Ufoil thermal performance is unaffected by moisture and condensation. Ufoil has a vapour resistance in excess of 500MNsg and will therefore provide significant resistance to the passage of water vapour, and would be considered a vapour control layer as defined in section 1 of BS5250:1989 (1995)