Structure and performance
Understand the differences between our insulation options, how SIPS fit into the range, and what to consider beneath your building and underfoot.
Features
Garden room features, explained
The details of a garden room affect how it looks, how it feels and how you use it. Start with the construction and insulation, then explore the finishes and options that make the space work for you.
Our feature guides explain what to consider and which Noah ranges offer each option. Some features are included as standard; others are paid upgrades or need a separate project discussion.
Feature guides
Explore the details
Cladding and exterior
Explore the external finishes available across the range. Think about the appearance you want, the maintenance involved and which sides of the building will be visible.
Windows and doors
Consider where you will enter, how furniture will move inside and how the room connects with the garden. Available door and window options depend on the range.
Roof and shape
Compare roof styles and layouts alongside your garden’s dimensions. The shape you choose needs to work with the proposed position and the space around the building.
Inside the room
Think about wall finishes, dividing the space and any facilities you need. Kitchens, shower rooms and specialist requirements need to be discussed as part of the appropriate building specification.
Services and comfort
Plan electrical requirements, heating and connectivity around how you will use the room. Raise these questions early so the agreed scope is clear.
Outside the room
Consider how you will approach and enjoy the building from the garden. Discuss available decking, veranda and canopy options with the layout in mind.
Choosing your range
Choose your range before comparing every extra
A feature is only useful if it is available on the building you want. Our range comparison is the place to start if you are still deciding between Garden Buildings, Pods, Garden Rooms, Signature and Granny Annexes.
Next steps
Make the inclusions clear
As you develop your design, check what comes with your chosen range and which options add to the price. Your quotation should set out the building, selected finishes and agreed installation work.
For practical help preparing your site, visit our Advice pages. For help choosing features, talk to us about how you want the space to work.