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Designed for life.

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The 2026 Brochure

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Explore our garden buildings, finishes, construction approach and the choices available — all in one considered brochure.

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A fair comparison

Compare the structure, not just the price.

Many garden rooms look similar from the outside. The construction behind the cladding rarely is. Use this as a reference when comparing any two written quotes.

Typical garden room

Built to a budget.

  • 50 mm timber stud wall
  • 50 mm insulation
  • Melamine internal finish
  • No ventilated cavity
  • Limited thermal performance
Arden & Oak

Built to a standard.

  • +122 mm SIP wall construction
  • +90 mm PIR insulated core
  • +Ventilated rainscreen cavity
  • +Painted birch ply interior
  • +Superior thermal efficiency
  • +Greater structural strength
Construction

What’s actually behind the cladding.

Five layers, engineered to work together. Watch the wall come apart — and learn why a fully-built Arden & Oak feels nothing like an ordinary garden room.

The Wall · 122 mm SIP · Five Layers
  1. Layer · 01 / 05

    Premium timber cladding

    Western Red Cedar · Thermowood · Redwood

    A weather-graded timber rainscreen installed over a counter-batten cavity so the wall stays dry and breathes through every British season.

  2. Layer · 02 / 05

    Counter battens

    25 mm vertical · pressure-treated

    Set behind the cladding to create the ventilated cavity. Air moves freely up the wall, moisture drains away, and the cladding sits clear of the membrane.

  3. Layer · 03 / 05

    Primary battens

    Horizontal carrier · pressure-treated

    The fixing layer for the cladding boards. Sat across the breather membrane on the warm side of the cavity so every screw line is true and concealed.

  4. Layer · 04 / 05

    SIP panel

    OSB skins · structural insulated core

    The structural heart of the building. Engineered panels deliver superior strength, rigidity and an airtight envelope in a single component — twice the performance of a typical stud wall at the same thickness.

  5. Layer · 05 / 05

    9 mm birch ply interior

    Painted · FSC certified

    The finished face of the room. Smooth, durable, lightly grained and ready for everyday life — included as standard, no plasterboard upgrade required.

Featured Project

The Pavilion — Surrey

A two-volume garden room for work, leisure and evening use — bar, lounge and quiet office under one roofline.

Location
Surrey, United Kingdom
Building Size
8.4 × 4.6 m · 38 m²
Installation Time
10 days on site
Primary Use
Games lounge & studio office
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“It is, without question, the most considered piece of work any tradesperson has done on our home. The detail is quietly extraordinary.”
Clare HarringtonPrivate client, South Devon
The same building, four worlds

One building. Any garden.

Every Arden & Oak room is drawn around your aspect, your planting and your light. The architecture stays disciplined — the world around it changes.

Suburban dusk — The MonoJapanese gravel — dawn — The MonoCoastal headland — noon — The MonoHeather moorland — late afternoon — The Mono
No. 01 · Suburban dusk
South London — original commission
Scene 01

Suburban dusk

A flat-paved patio, mature beech behind, soft warm dusk. The Mono as we delivered it.

Scene 02

Japanese gravel — dawn

Pale silver gravel, a single Japanese maple, blue-hour stillness. The same envelope, recast as a meditation studio.

Scene 03

Coastal headland — noon

Beach grasses leaning in the wind, sea-pebble gravel underfoot, distant horizon. A working studio that earns its view.

Scene 04

Heather moorland — late afternoon

Low purple heather, weathered granite, a single rowan. The same architecture, somewhere quieter.

From the studio

House extension vs garden room.

Thinking about adding more space to your home? We compare a traditional house extension with a modern garden room to help you decide which option is right for you.

  • Build time
  • Planning permission
  • Cost considerations
  • Disruption to your home
  • Installation process
  • Why more homeowners are choosing premium garden rooms
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