Working from home has become more popular during recent years as people have found remote working to be beneficial in many ways, since the Covid-19 crisis began the use of garden room home offices has skyrocketed.
Most of us can probably manage to squeeze an office into our homes but it uses valuable space intended for living, not working. There is also the issue of your working environment; will you be able to work with all the distractions of family life around you?
A garden room office will provide you with a private and comfortable retreat, allowing you to fully concentrate upon your work in the peace and quiet of your own dedicated space. Fully insulated and double glazed, garden room offices will be warm in winter and cool during the summer months. Heating, air conditioning, lighting, telephone and internet access are important requirements to consider at an early stage.
Your garden room office means that you can close the door behind you and focus upon family life when your working day is over; you also have a very enviable commute time!
This solidly built garden room office has a tiled pitched roof, outdoor lighting and even its own porch, as it is constructed of wood you can paint, stain, or varnish it.
Log Cabins UK – Garden Office
A lovely garden room office in green, the large windows and glazed door will allow the light to flood in and the nicely placed garden bench means you could have your coffee outside on warm summer days.
Beaver Log Cabins – Quality Garden Office
This handsome flat roof garden room office is cleverly placed under trees; this will give some shade during the hot summer months. The two windows and double doors and will let a cooling breeze in and twin lighting will be useful for when the nights begin to draw in.
Phoenix Timber Buildings – Flat Roof Garden Room
This handsome flat roof garden room office is cleverly placed under trees; this will give some shade during the hot summer months. The two windows and double doors and will let a cooling breeze in and twin lighting will be useful for when the nights begin to draw in.