Insulated Panel Garden Room Kit | Modular Garden Room Kit, Scotland

When you want an insulated panel garden room kit and your garden is difficult to access, a modular garden room kit from Garden Rooms Kits, Scotland is the easiest self-build kit to use. Everything you need is delivered as a flat-pack, lightening the weight load for manual maneuvering of even the largest panels.

A Modular Garden Room Kit Can be Relocated Easier

When investing in a garden office, it’s easy to overlook the fact that it’s a semi-permanent outbuilding. With a quality insulated panel garden room kit, the lifespan can be upwards of 25 to 30 years… longer if using a composite exterior cladding kit instead of traditional timber cladding.

As the years go by, lifestyles can change. You may need to make adaptations to extend your garden office kit or relocate to a different area of the garden to make extensions around the building or perhaps replace a raised decking area with an access ramp requiring sufficient space to get the appropriate incline.

A modular garden room kit is the most convenient, and cost-effective way to add an extra room to your property. They give you the extra space that you need now, for less than it’d cost for a home extension. It is possible to use an insulated garden room kit to build the room close to your property, (not joined onto it) benefiting from the immediate use of your home broadband, with no need to wire in a phone line for connectivity. Depending on how you intend to use it, you could even start using the room right away, without power!

An Insulated Panel Garden Room Kit has an Overall Lower Cost

Getting power to a garden room is an easy cost to overlook; not a low one either. For the electricity, the proximity of the garden building to the home has a knock-on effect on the total cost of the building. The closer it is to your home, the less armoured cabling and trench digging are required to hook the consumer unit up to the mains supply, keeping the costs from spiraling. Savings can be made by digging the trenches to a sufficient depth (more than the depth of a spade) but you can’t connect the electrics yourself. A qualified electrician needs to do that.

Even if you were to go with a professional garden office installation, very few will connect the electrics.  A modular garden room kit is used by professional installers anyway. The time it would take to complete a build on-site without pre-cutting panels to size at the workshop would be lengthy.

By handling the construction yourself, or contracting a local builder, or handyman, you can save on the project cost and put those savings towards the cost of powering it up.

By using a  modular garden room kit from GardenRoomsKits.co.uk you can self-build a garden room that can be relocated by dismantling it in reverse order of assembly and rebuild it on another base. Kits from Garden Rooms Kits, Scotland are supplied with everything you need for a robust building that will last for years, from the timber, panels, insulation, EPDM roofing, and external cladding in a choice of finishes, and with professionally illustrated instructions to build the room.