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-44
Modular Unit (Office)

10 m × 3 m (32′10″ × 9′10″)
from £19,999 + VAT
This modular building is a long, narrow rectangular structure with a flat roof, photographed at an angle that shows its full length receding into the distance. The exterior is clad in vertical wooden slats with a warm honey-brown finish, running uniformly across the walls and creating a textured, ribbed appearance. Dark charcoal-black trim frames the edges, roofline, and window surrounds, providing sharp contrast to the wood tones. Along the visible long side, there are two large windows and one narrower door positioned between them, all with black frames. The near end features another window on the black-paneled end wall. The building sits on light gravel, with a small black nameplate visible near its base.
A spacious interior with a separate room and a dedicated bathroom space offers excellent layout flexibility. Large windows with exterior roller shutters enhance everyday comfort.
This modular building presents a long, low, rectangular volume with a flat roofline, giving it a sleek, horizontal profile. Its entire exterior is clad in vertical wooden slats in a warm honey-brown tone, creating a rhythmic, textured surface. The facade features three openings: on the left, a tall narrow window with dark charcoal framing; in the center, a matching-toned door with vertical slatted detailing that echoes the cladding, blending it almost seamlessly into the wall; and on the right, another tall dark-framed window mirroring the left. The structure sits on a gravel surface, set against a backdrop of green trees and clear blue sky, with another building's dark paneled edge visible at the far right.
• Steel Frame ☐ 50 mm • Reinforced Steel Structure • Insulation PIR 100 mm • Full Electrical 230 V • Separate Room • Bathroom Preparation • Tilt & Turn Balcony Door
This photo shows the interior of a narrow hallway within the modular structure, rather than its exterior. The corridor features dark walnut-toned laminate flooring running its length, flanked by crisp white walls and ceiling. On the right side, a black door with a metal push-bar handle stands prominently in its white frame, suggesting a fire-rated or security entrance. Further down the hallway, a white paneled interior door with horizontal glass inserts and a black handle is visible, leading to another room. White built-in storage cabinets line the left wall. The ceiling is flat and painted white, with recessed lighting fixtures providing illumination throughout the narrow passage.