Name: P-46 Modular Office
SKU: p-46-modular-office
Price: 10999 GBP
Availability: PreOrder

P-50

Modular Lodge

10 m × 3 m (32′10″ × 9′10″)

from £25,699 + VAT

This modular garden building stands as a sleek rectangular structure with a low-pitched, single-slope roof that gives it a modern, minimalist silhouette. Its exterior is clad in vertical dark charcoal-grey metal paneling, creating clean linear texture across every surface. A single square window with slim black framing sits near the left corner, accented by a strip of warm wood-toned paneling running vertically beside it. On the opposite end, a tall glass-paneled entry door pairs with a narrow sidelight window, both trimmed in matching dark framing. A small dark light fixture is mounted on the wall between the window and door. The building rests on a low concrete block foundation, set against an open grassy field under a bright blue sky.

P-49

Modular Office

7 m × 3 m (23′0″ × 9′10″)

from £15,099 + VAT

This modular garden building has a sleek, rectangular shape with a flat roof and clean, minimalist lines. The exterior is clad in dark charcoal-grey panels with subtle vertical seams, contrasted by warm horizontal wood-toned slats framing the entrances. At the front corner, a fully glazed double door system sits recessed within the wood paneling, opened to reveal the interior. Adjacent to it, a large sliding glass door with slim black frames spans much of the front façade, offering an expansive view inside. The structure sits on a gravel surface, with greenery and trees surrounding it, and a matching secondary unit is visible in the background.

P-48

Modular Unit

8 m × 3 m (26′3″ × 9′10″)

from £13,499 + VAT

P-47

Garden Office

6 m × 3 m (19′8″ × 9′10″)

from £9,499 + VAT

This is a compact, rectangular modular cabin with a flat roof, photographed at an angle that shows both its short front face and long side elevation. The exterior combines two materials: dark charcoal-grey paneling and warm brown wood-look cladding arranged in horizontal bands, meeting at crisp mitred corners. The front facade has a full-height grey door on the left paired with a tall glass panel beside it, while the long side features a smaller single door, another slim window, and one larger rectangular window further along. The structure sits on a gravel surface, with greenery and hedges visible to the left and another similar building partially visible on the right.

P-46

Modular Office

7 m × 3 m (23′0″ × 9′10″)

from £10,999 + VAT

P-45

Modular Unit

8 m × 3 m (26′3″ × 9′10″)

from £12,499 + VAT

This modern modular building presents a sleek, elongated rectangular form with a flat roof, photographed at an angle that reveals both its front and side facades. The upper portion features dark gray geometric paneling with a subtle diamond-textured pattern, while the lower section combines matching dark cladding with striking diagonal wood-toned slats arranged in a chevron-like design on both the front corner and side wall. The front facade showcases a full glass frontage—a wide sliding glass door system alongside a hinged glass entry door with a vertical handle, creating an expansive, light-filled entrance. No additional windows appear on the visible side wall, which remains solid black paneling, emphasizing clean, minimalist lines throughout.

P-44

Modular Lodge

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.

P-43

Modular Unit

8 m × 3 m (26′3″ × 9′10″)

from £14,799 + VAT

This modular building is a long, low, rectangular structure with a flat roof, photographed at an angle that shows its front and side. The exterior combines smooth white panel cladding with vertical strips of natural wood-toned slats, arranged in alternating bands for a striking contrast. The front facade features a large glass door system—paired dark-framed doors flanked by wide glass panels—stretching almost the full width, allowing generous light into the interior. Above this glazing runs a row of square white paneling. A small additional window appears on the adjoining side structure. The overall proportions are elongated and single-story, giving it a sleek, modern cabin-like appearance, sitting on a gravel surface with a plain corrugated shed visible in the background.

P-42

Modular Office

7 m × 3 m (23′0″ × 9′10″)

from £10,949 + VAT

This modern modular unit has a long, low rectangular shape with a flat roof, viewed from an angled corner. The exterior alternates between smooth white paneling and vertical dark wood-toned slat cladding, creating a striped, contemporary look. The white sections feature subtle horizontal seam lines for a sleek finish. Centered on the front face is a dark-framed double glass door with a silver handle, flanked by wood-slat panels. To its right sits a large fixed rectangular window, also dark-framed, matching the door's frame color. The structure sits on paved stone ground, with trees and a cloudy sky visible behind it, and another similar unit partially visible to the right.

P-41

Modular Lodge

8 m × 3 m (26′3″ × 9′10″)

from £24,800 + VAT

P-40

Portable Pod

3 m × 2 m (9′10″ × 6′7″)

from £7,300 + VAT

This compact modular structure has a simple rectangular shape with a flat roof, giving it a clean, boxy silhouette. The front façade features a single dark grey metal door positioned centrally, fitted with a horizontal handle and visible hinges. Flanking the door on both sides are vertical wood-toned slatted panels, alternating light and dark strips, which add warmth and texture against the otherwise charcoal-grey exterior. Above, a solid dark grey band spans the width of the building, subtly divided into panel sections. The structure sits on small wheels, suggesting portability, and is placed on a gravel surface, with greenery and a partly cloudy blue sky visible behind it.

P-39

Modular Building

9 m × 3 m (29′6″ × 9′10″)

from £15,999 + VAT

This modular garden building is a long, low rectangular structure with a flat roof, photographed at an angle that shows both its short end and long side. The exterior is clad in dark charcoal-grey panels, contrasted by vertical light wood-toned slats accenting the corners and framing sections of glazing. Along the front, there are three large fixed windows and one central glass entry door with a slim adjoining sidelight window, all set in dark aluminum-style frames. A smaller window sits on the shorter left-facing wall. The roofline is crisp and minimal, overhanging slightly. The building rests on the ground with visible support blocks beneath, set against a backdrop of birch trees and gravel.

P-38

Modular Office

7 m × 3 m (23′0″ × 9′10″)

from £13,199 + VAT

This modular building is a sleek, rectangular structure with a flat roof, clad entirely in dark charcoal-grey paneling arranged in a horizontal ribbed pattern that gives it a modern, streamlined look. The front façade features a large sliding glass door system with three panels, positioned centrally, allowing full visibility into the interior space. To its left stands a narrower single-hinged glass door, tucked into the corner of the building. Breaking up the dark exterior, a warm honey-toned wood-paneled accent section sits to the right of the sliding doors, adding contrast and texture. The structure rests on a gravel surface, with trees and additional matching units visible in the background.

P-37

Modular Lodge

10 m × 3.2 m (32′10″ × 10′6″)

from £45,999 + VAT

This modular building is a long, narrow structure with a striking triangular gable roof at its front end, tapering to a sharp peak. The exterior combines dark charcoal-black paneling with warm horizontal wood cladding on the front gable and along sections of the side wall. Large glass sliding doors and windows run along the side, revealing a softly lit interior with a couch and kitchen area. The front features a tall glass door beneath the peak, flanked by wood slats. A wooden staircase leads up to a covered deck enclosed by a vertical slat railing, creating a partially open terrace area to the right of the entrance.

P-36

Modular Studio

7 m × 3 m (23′0″ × 9′10″)

from £18,249 + VAT

This is an interior view of a narrow, elongated modular room with a clean, minimalist design. The space stretches from a cozy living area in the foreground to a small kitchenette and hallway beyond. White paneled walls and ceiling create a bright, airy feel, complemented by warm wood-toned laminate flooring. On the right side, a full-height glass door with black framing leads outside, flanked by two smaller square windows also trimmed in black. A beige sofa with patterned and green throw pillows sits against the left wall, paired with a wooden coffee table holding a glass vase of greenery. The kitchenette features white upper cabinets, dark lower cabinets, and a wood countertop with a black faucet.

P-35

Garden Office

6 m × 3 m (19′8″ × 9′10″)

from £9,599 + VAT

This modular building presents a sleek, rectangular form clad entirely in smooth, dark slate-grey composite panels with subtle vertical seam lines. The flat roof has a slightly raised edge, giving it a clean, boxy silhouette typical of contemporary garden offices or portable cabins. On the left side of the front-facing wall, a single square window features a hinged flap that opens outward and upward, propped by two support struts, revealing a plain white-painted interior beneath. To the right, a tall single door stands open, its grey exterior matching the cladding, exposing a bright white interior with light wooden flooring. The structure sits on a paved surface, with a wood-paneled building visible faintly in the background.

P-34

Garden Office

6 m × 3 m (19′8″ × 9′10″)

from £10,199 + VAT

This modern modular building sits on a gravel surface, presenting a sleek rectangular box shape with a flat roof. The exterior is clad in dark charcoal-grey square panels arranged in a grid pattern, giving it a crisp, contemporary look. A horizontal navy-blue accent stripe wraps around the structure just above the entrance, adding a pop of color. On the front-facing corner, there's a tall glass door with a slim frame, and beside it a large fixed window pane. Around the corner on the shorter visible side, another full-height glass panel serves as a window. The overall proportions are low and elongated, giving it a minimalist, cabin-like garden office appearance.

P-33

Modular Office

7 m × 3 m (23′0″ × 9′10″)

from £11,050 + VAT

This modular garden office is a long, rectangular single-storey unit with a flat roof, standing on a gravel surface against a backdrop of leafy trees. Its cladding is vibrant green paneling on the upper section and sides, broken by vertical dark charcoal-grey stripes that add rhythmic contrast. The front façade features a symmetrical layout: two large fixed glass windows on either side flank a central glazed door, all framed in matching dark grey. The overall proportions are wide and low, emphasizing horizontal lines. Thin structural seams divide the green panels into a grid pattern, giving a clean, modern, prefabricated appearance suited for a compact office or garden studio.

P-32

Garden Office

6 m × 3 m (19′8″ × 9′10″)

from £9,999 + VAT

This modern modular structure sits as a long rectangular box with a flat roof, photographed at an angle showing both its short front end and long side elevation. The cladding is dark charcoal-grey composite panels arranged in vertical sections, giving a sleek, sharp-edged appearance with visible seam lines. Slim vertical white or light-grey accent strips run alongside the corners and glazing, adding contrast. The front facade features a large floor-to-ceiling glass door flanked by narrow glass panels, while the long side wall includes a wide run of glass doors and windows—appearing to be four to five panes plus a door—allowing full visibility into the empty white-walled interior. The building rests on a paved brick surface, with bare trees visible behind it.

P-31

Modular Building

9 m × 3 m (29′6″ × 9′10″)

from £14,800 + VAT

P-30

Modular Lodge

9 m × 3 m (29′6″ × 9′10″)

from £23,598 + VAT

This interior view down a narrow tiny-house-style building shows warm honey-toned wood cladding covering the walls and a paneled wooden ceiling running the length of the space, giving it a cozy cabin feel. To the left, a compact kitchen features light wood cabinetry, a marble-look backsplash, a built-in cooktop counter, and a white under-counter appliance below. Two geometric wire pendant lamps hang from the ceiling near the entrance. A tall wooden door with a vertical handle stands mid-room, leading toward a hallway with dark wood-effect flooring. Further back, a large window lets in daylight on the right, and another doorway is visible at the far end of the corridor.

P-29

Portable Cabin

5 m × 3 m (16′5″ × 9′10″)

from £10,400 + VAT

This modular garden office is a sleek, rectangular structure with a low-pitched flat roof topped by vertical wood-toned slatted panels running along the upper edge and wrapping down one corner. The main body is clad in dark charcoal-grey ribbed metal panelling, giving it a modern, streamlined appearance. The front façade features a full-height glass double door with slim dark frames, positioned right of center, paired with a matching glass side panel to its left, allowing ample natural light inside. The structure has clean, sharp edges and a boxy yet elegant silhouette, sitting on a gravel surface with trees and parked cars visible in the background.

P-28

Garden Office

6 m × 3 m (19′8″ × 9′10″)

from £7,999 + VAT

This modular garden office is a sleek rectangular structure with a flat roof, elongated in shape to suggest a spacious single-room interior. The front façade combines two contrasting cladding materials: warm honey-toned horizontal wood-effect paneling on both outer sections, framing a central dark charcoal-grey area finished in smooth vertical panels. This dark central section houses the entryway—a full-height glass door flanked symmetrically by two large fixed glass windows, all set in matching anthracite frames that let in abundant light and reflect the surrounding trees and pavement. The roofline and upper wall are finished in the same dark grey paneling, creating a clean, modern contrast against the wood accents below.

P-27

Garden Office

6 m × 3 m (19′8″ × 9′10″)

from £7,999 + VAT

P-26

Garden Office

6 m × 3 m (19′8″ × 9′10″)

from £7,999 + VAT

P-25

Modular Office

7 m × 3 m (23′0″ × 9′10″)

from £11,050 + VAT

This modular building is a long, rectangular garden office clad in vivid cobalt-blue horizontal panels, with a flat, minimalist roofline finished in matching blue trim segmented into square panels. The front façade features two large fixed windows flanking a central glazed door, all framed in dark grey. Each window and the door has slim vertical anthracite pilasters between them, adding structure and rhythm to the design. The right end of the building is accented with a series of narrow vertical dark grey slats, creating a decorative textured strip that contrasts with the smooth blue paneling elsewhere. The structure sits on a low plinth, appears single-story, and has a clean, boxy, elongated shape overall.

P-24

Modular Unit

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.

P-23

Modular Office

7 m × 3 m (23′0″ × 9′10″)

from £11,350 + VAT

P-22

Garden Office

6 m × 3 m (19′8″ × 9′10″)

from £11,050 + VAT

P-21

Modular Unit

8 m × 3 m (26′3″ × 9′10″)

from £11,899 + VAT

P-20

Modular Lodge

10 m × 3 m (32′10″ × 9′10″)

from £27,249 + VAT

This modular building is a long, narrow rectangular structure with a flat, single-slope roof, photographed at dusk. Its exterior is finished in dark charcoal vertical corrugated cladding, contrasted by warm wood-toned vertical slat paneling at both corners and around select openings. Wall-mounted lantern-style light fixtures line the facade, casting soft upward and downward glows on the wood paneling. The front-facing side shows two dark doors and two narrow windows, while the long side features a large sliding glass door and an adjacent expansive window, both framed in black. The structure sits on a paved surface, with evergreen trees visible in the background against a soft blue evening sky.

P-19

Modular Building

9 m × 3 m (29′6″ × 9′10″)

from £15,499 + VAT

This modern modular structure has a long, low rectangular form with a flat, overhanging roof edged in white trim. The main facade is dominated by a wide glass frontage divided into four panels—two central hinged doors with a slim metal handle, flanked by fixed glass sections—all set in dark charcoal frames. Above this glazing, ridged black vertical cladding wraps across the upper wall and continues along the building's side, contrasting with smooth white panels on the near end wall. The roofline is crisp and minimal, giving a sleek, contemporary silhouette. The unit rests on a paved surface, with green lawn and trees surrounding it, framed by a bright blue sky.

P-18

Modular Building

9 m × 3 m (29′6″ × 9′10″)

from £14,100 + VAT

This modern modular building has a long, rectangular footprint with a sleek mono-pitch roof that slopes gently from the tall front corner down toward the rear. The exterior is clad entirely in dark charcoal vertical slat panelling, offset by contrasting white vertical slats framing the window sections. On the front-facing short side, a full-height glass door sits within a white-paneled recess. Along the long side, three large windows are evenly spaced, separated by white slatted panels, with a glazed door positioned toward the far end. The structure sits on a light concrete base, surrounded by trimmed green lawn, with trees visible in the background under a clear blue sky.

P-17

Modular Building

9 m × 3 m (29′6″ × 9′10″)

from £16,150 + VAT

This modular garden office is a sleek, elongated rectangular structure with a flat roof and dark charcoal-grey cladding covering its exterior panels. The long side facing forward features a wall of glass—multiple large sliding or folding glass doors divided by slim black frames, creating an almost fully transparent facade that reveals a bright, open interior. Vertical wooden slat accents frame either end of this glass wall, adding warm, natural texture against the cool dark tones. On the shorter front end, a single tall glass door sits beside another wood-slatted panel. The structure rests on a gravel surface, with mature green trees and a partly cloudy sky visible behind it.

P-16

Portable Cabin

5 m × 3 m (16′5″ × 9′10″)

from £9,550 + VAT

This is a compact, rectangular modular cabin with a sleek, modern silhouette, sitting on a gravel surface. Its roof is a single-slope (mono-pitch) design, angling gently from the taller back corner down toward the front. The exterior cladding combines two tones: dark charcoal-grey panels wrap the corners, roofline, and door frame, while the main wall surfaces are finished in a lighter warm-white vertical paneling, creating a striking contrast. On the front-facing wall, there's one framed window divided into two panes, positioned left of center. To the right, a solid charcoal-grey door with a simple handle serves as the entrance, set into the adjacent angled wall section.

P-15

Modular Office

7 m × 3 m (23′0″ × 9′10″)

from £12,349 + VAT

This modular garden building has a sleek rectangular form with a gently sloped mono-pitch roof, angled higher at the front and lower toward the back. The upper portion is clad in vertical light-oak wooden slats, while the lower half is finished in smooth charcoal-black panels, divided diagonally by a striking angled line where wood meets black. The front façade features full-height black-framed glass: a large fixed window on the left, a central double glass door, and another fixed window to the right. A smaller black-framed window sits on the visible side wall. The structure rests on a gravel pad, surrounded by manicured lawn and bare birch trees.

P-14

Modular Building

9 m × 3 m (29′6″ × 9′10″)

from £12,999 + VAT

P-13

Modular Office

7 m × 3 m (23′0″ × 9′10″)

from £13,899 + VAT

This modular building is a sleek, elongated rectangular structure with a low-slanted, mono-pitch roof that angles gently from front to back, finished in dark charcoal-grey paneling. The same graphite tone covers most of the exterior walls, contrasted by warm, horizontal wood-textured cladding panels positioned at the corners and between the windows, adding a natural accent. The front-facing side features a large glass door flanked by expansive floor-to-ceiling windows, while the side wall has one square window near the front corner. Slim dark window and door frames match the roofline trim. The structure sits on gravel ground, with bare trees and additional grey modular units visible in the background.

P-12

Garden Office

6 m × 3 m (19′8″ × 9′10″)

from £9,999 + VAT

This modular building has a clean, rectangular footprint with a low-pitched, slanted roof that slopes gently from front to back. The exterior cladding is finished in a matte charcoal-black panel system, accented by two vertical sections of warm brown wood-look horizontal slats positioned on the front corners, framing the entrance. The front façade features a central glass door flanked by two large fixed windows, all set in dark anthracite frames, allowing full visibility into the empty interior space. The structure sits on a gravel surface, with similar modular units visible in the background, suggesting an outdoor showroom or storage yard setting.

P-11

Garden Office

6 m × 3 m (19′8″ × 9′10″)

from £8,999 + VAT

This modular building is a long, rectangular single-story structure with a flat roof and dark charcoal-grey trim running along the fascia. The front façade combines warm, wood-look horizontal slat cladding on both outer sections with a central dark-grey panel housing the entrance. That center section features a full-height glass door flanked by two large fixed windows, all framed in matching dark grey, allowing a clear view into the empty interior space. The side wall, partially visible, is finished in a lighter grey ribbed metal panel. The building sits raised slightly off the ground on a paved lot, with bare trees and a blue sky with light clouds in the background.

P-10

Modular Lodge

10 m × 3 m (32′10″ × 9′10″)

from £36,100 + VAT

P-9

Modular Office

7 m × 3 m (23′0″ × 9′10″)

from £11,290 + VAT

This modular garden office is a sleek, rectangular structure with a flat roof, photographed at an angle that reveals both its long side and front façade. The exterior combines dark charcoal-grey paneling, arranged in horizontal slats, with warm honey-toned wood-effect panels used as accent strips—one large panel on the side, and two flanking the entrance. The front features a full glass door with a vertical handle, positioned centrally, flanked by two large fixed glass window panels, allowing ample natural light. Above the door, a slim horizontal window strip runs along the upper façade. The building sits on gravel ground, with bare trees and a cloudy sky in the background.

P-8

Garden Office

6 m × 3 m (19′8″ × 9′10″)

from £10,849 + VAT

This compact modular cabin has a sleek rectangular shape with a flat roof, sitting low to the ground on small caster wheels. Its exterior is clad in dark charcoal-black paneling with a matte, textured finish. A diagonal pattern of hexagonal wood-toned tiles cuts across both the front-left and side corners, adding warmth and visual interest against the dark backdrop. The front facade features a wide glass panel arrangement: two large fixed windows flank a central glazed door with a slim vertical handle, all set within dark frames. The structure is elevated slightly on a raised platform base, and the roofline remains clean and unadorned, reinforcing the building's minimalist, modern aesthetic.

P-7

Modular Office

7 m × 3 m (23′0″ × 9′10″)

from £13,799 + VAT

This modern garden office is a low, rectangular single-story structure with a flat roof, photographed at an angle showing its front and side. The upper facade and roofline are clad in smooth dark brown horizontal panels, while the lower portion features vertical slatted wood cladding—dark charcoal tones on the left side and a warmer, natural wood finish on the right. The centerpiece is a large glass entrance system: a hinged door with a sleek vertical handle paired with a wide sliding glass panel beside it, both set in slim black frames. A small window is visible on the far left wall. The building sits on a concrete slab bordered by trimmed green lawn, with trees visible behind it.

P-6

Modular Office

7 m × 3 m (23′0″ × 9′10″)

from £15,499 + VAT

This modular garden building sits low and wide, a single-story rectangular structure with a flat roofline. Its cladding is smooth white paneling, divided into clean geometric sections, with the upper portion forming a broad fascia band that overhangs slightly above the glazed front. The front facade is dominated by black-framed glass: a central hinged door flanked by two large fixed or sliding glass panels on either side, all trimmed in matching black aluminum. Narrow white paneled sections bookend the glass on both the left and right, each featuring subtle horizontal reveal lines for texture. The structure stands on a paved area, surrounded by a dense backdrop of tall, slender forest trees.

P-5

Modular Unit

8 m × 3 m (26′3″ × 9′10″)

from £16,248 + VAT

P-4

Garden Office

6 m × 3 m (19′8″ × 9′10″)

from £10,849 + VAT

This modular garden office presents a clean, rectangular silhouette with a flat roof and boxy proportions, wider than it is tall. The exterior cladding combines white paneled squares with warm wood-toned vertical accents, creating a modern grid pattern across the upper band and side sections. The front facade is dominated by a large glass expanse: a wide sliding glass door system spans the left and center, paired with a single hinged glass door with a metal handle on the right side of the glazed area. Dark grey aluminum framing outlines all glass elements, contrasting sharply with the light exterior panels. Solid white-and-wood paneled sections flank both sides of the glazed front, adding structure and visual balance.

P-3

Modular Lodge

9 m × 3 m (29′6″ × 9′10″)

from £23,598 + VAT

This modern garden building has a sleek, elongated rectangular form with a flat roof, capped by a black metal fascia that wraps seamlessly around the structure's edges. The exterior is clad predominantly in dark charcoal-black vertical corrugated metal panels, giving it a crisp, contemporary industrial look. Contrasting warm cedar-toned wood slats frame the entry areas, adding natural texture against the black. Along the long side, two tall windows sit beside a wood-trimmed entrance, while the near end features another large window framed similarly in timber. A small black wall-mounted light fixture sits beneath the roofline. The building rests on a herringbone brick paved patio, surrounded by green lawn and trees under an overcast sky.

P-2

Modular Office

7 m × 3 m (23′0″ × 9′10″)

from £14,849 + VAT

P-1

Modular Studio

9 m × 3 m (29′6″ × 9′10″)

from £27,499 + VAT

This modular building is a long, low, rectangular structure with a flat roof, finished in dark charcoal-black cladding arranged in horizontal panels on top and vertical slats lower down. A striking vertical wood-toned slatted panel breaks up the black facade near the left-center, adding warmth and texture. To its right, a small square window sits above head height, and further along, full-height dark-framed glass doors and sliding panels dominate the front corner, offering wide transparency into the interior. The building sits on a paved surface with grass and trees visible behind it under an overcast sky, giving it a sleek, minimalist, contemporary appearance with clean lines and sharp geometric proportions.

Frequently asked questions

Do you sell garden rooms?

Yes — every building we supply is a garden room. You will not see the words on an individual model, because each one carries its own name describing its size and how it is fitted out.

Do you offer 2.5 m high garden rooms?

Yes — we build at 2.5 m to order. The standard height is up to 3 m depending on the model, and the lower version is taken off the top: the doors and windows stay exactly as they are, and it is the wall above them that gets shorter. Ask for the 2.5 m version when you enquire.

What areas do you cover?

We cover the whole of the UK. Delivery cost depends on the distance to your location.

Is there a warranty?

Yes, every unit comes with a minimum 1-year manufacturer warranty.

Do I buy directly from you?

Pod Unit Group is the main UK representative of Dampol Investment. We collect and pass on customer enquiries for fulfilment; payment and warranty terms are handled directly with the manufacturer.

Are these genuinely manufacturer prices?

Yes — we work directly with Dampol Investment, one of Europe's leading modular building manufacturers (over 1,500 units produced every year), so the prices you see are the manufacturer's own prices, with no middleman mark-up.

Do I need planning permission?

In most cases, modular units under a certain height don't require planning permission under UK permitted development rules — but this depends on your specific property, so we always recommend checking with your local council before ordering.

How long does it take from order to delivery?

Typically 1–3 months from when your order is placed. The exact time depends on how complex the specification is — a straightforward unit is at the quicker end, while a heavily fitted or bespoke build takes longer.

How do I order?

Everything you need is on this page: every unit has its own enquiry button, and our phone number and email address are at the top. Get in touch quoting the model code — P-37, for example — and we will take it from there.

What base does it need?

No special foundations. The unit spreads its weight over a large area, so it only needs firm, level ground — how you prepare that is up to you. Soft or waterlogged ground is not suitable.

Can I order a bespoke/custom unit?

Yes, bespoke modular solutions tailored to your individual needs are available.

Will there be a language barrier since the manufacturer is European?

No — all communication runs through Pod Unit Group in the UK, so everything is handled in English from your first enquiry through to delivery.

How does transport and unloading work?

Dampol Investment has its own transport fleet with vehicles fitted with self-loading cranes (HIAB/HDS) that handle standard on-site unloading. If your unit needs to go somewhere harder to reach — for example, a back garden with no direct access — customers sometimes arrange their own long-reach crane hire separately (cost and arrangement is the customer's responsibility). Positioned on the street side, such a crane can easily lift the unit straight over the house into the garden — the only requirement is that the crane has room to stand outside the property.

P-46

Modular Office

7 m × 3 m (23′0″ × 9′10″)

from £10,999 + VAT

Modern black exterior with distinctive Tory front detailing in a rosewood finish. Large aluminium glazing and wood-effect flooring create a clean, contemporary look, while 100 mm PIR insulation provides a solid year-round specification.
* Prices exclude VAT, added at the current UK rate.
* All units are delivered directly from our European manufacturer to the customer.
* Transport is not included in the price. We quote it separately for each delivery address.
* The photographs show the standard version, up to 3 m high depending on the model. This model is also available in a lower 2.5 m version, brought down towards the entrance door line. Lowering the unit changes the proportions of the front, so we will advise on the top finish to keep it looking right.

This modular garden building is a long, low rectangular structure with a flat roof, standing on gravel ground with trees and greenery behind it. On the left, a section is clad in vertical dark wood-toned paneling, featuring a tall glass-paneled door with a slim black frame and metal handle. The right two-thirds of the building are covered in smooth charcoal-grey panels, broken by two large windows: one fixed wide pane and one narrower door-style window, both framed in black. The overall proportions are wide and horizontal, with a slightly overhanging flat roofline, giving it a sleek, modern, minimalist appearance with contrasting wood and dark grey finishes.

• Steel Frame ☐ 50 mm
• Insulation PIR 100 mm
• 2.5 m High Available
• Full Electrical 230 V
• Aluminium Entrance Door
• Fixed Glazing 97 × 209 cm
• Aluminium Balcony Window 97 × 210 cm
• Black Exterior Panels
• PVC Flooring - Wood Effect
• Decorative Tory Front Design - Rosewood Effect

This photo shows the empty interior of a long, narrow modular building, likely a garden office or portable unit, viewed from one end down its length. The space has a rectangular footprint with a flat white ceiling and matching white wall panels divided by black trim seams that run along the corners and joints. The flooring is a warm grey-brown wood-effect laminate, laid in linear planks that draw the eye toward the far wall. On the left side, a full-height glass door with black framing opens near the entrance, followed by a second glass panel further along, allowing daylight and a view of gravel ground and greenery outside. The far end wall is solid white, unbroken by windows.