Pod Unit Group

Pod Unit Group is the main UK representative of Dampol Investment, a leading European manufacturer of modular buildings — garden offices, garden rooms, portable buildings, portable cabins and modular offices, delivered across the whole UK.

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P-24
Modular Unit (Office)

8 m × 3 m (26′3″ × 9′10″)
from £13,899 + VAT
This modern modular garden building has a low, elongated rectangular shape with a flat roof, wider than it is tall. The facade is finished in dark navy-blue paneling, framed on each side by vertical wood-slat cladding that adds warmth and texture. Dominating the front is a wide glass sliding door and window system divided into five panels, with a central hinged door featuring a slim vertical handle, all set in matching dark frames. Flanking the glass are two decorative panels with intricate cut-out leaf and vine patterns, backlit with a warm golden glow. The structure sits on a raised base, with a soft sunset sky and silhouetted trees visible in the background.
A spacious glazed interior provides comfort and flexibility for everyday use. The modern front, featuring square façade panels, slatted cladding and illuminated decorative
This modular garden office is a sleek, elongated rectangular structure with a low-profile flat roof, photographed at an angle that reveals its full length. The exterior cladding is dark charcoal-grey panelling, contrasted by vertical wooden slat accents on both the near corner and far end. The front façade features a wide expanse of glazing: four large fixed glass panels flank a central double glass door, creating a bright, open entrance. Two decorative panels with intricate white floral or vine-like laser-cut patterns are mounted on dark backgrounds, positioned symmetrically on either side of the glass frontage. The structure sits on a paved gravel lot, with trees and additional containers visible in the background.
panels, ensures this model stands out both during the day and after dark. • Steel Frame ☐ 50 mm • Insulation PIR 100 mm • Full Electrical 230 V • Illuminated Decor
This photo shows the interior of a long, narrow modular building, viewed down its length toward a closed end wall. The left side features a full run of floor-to-ceiling glass panels with dark, slim frames, including a sliding glass door, allowing abundant natural light and a view of a gravel yard and a neighboring building outside. The right side has solid, smooth white wall paneling extending the full length. The ceiling is flat and white, divided by subtle seams, with a black trim strip running along the top edge where it meets the wall. The flooring is dark brown wood-look laminate, and the far end wall is a plain white partition with a black-framed edge.