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Photo 1: 15' x 9' (4550mm x 2730mm) LoLine QC VF garden studio for artist. This studio has a 3ft (910mm) flyover roof and 3ft (910mm) decking below it to match. The garden was designed by top London designer Melanie Wand

Photo 2: This garden studio is used by Conchi for her sculpting. It's a 18' x 12' (5460mm x 3640mm) QC6 Garden Studio. As you can see, Conchis garden has quite a severe slope but that wasn't a problem for the QC adjustable base.

Photo 3: Light oak windows is the most popular choice for the window colour along with merlin grey walls.

12' x 9' (3640mm x 2730mm) LoLine QC VF3 garden studio with light oak windows, soffits & pillars & merlin grey exterior walls.

The flyover roof and decking extend by 3' (910mm) from the frontage of this garden studio.

Photo 4: Happy customers in front of their 9' (2730mm) light oak garden studio windows and below their large flyover roof.

Photo 5: 9' x 6' (2730mm x 1820mm) LoLine QC5 which will be used as an artist studio.

Photo 6: Featuring light oak windows with green exterior walls.

This Garden Studio Annexe is 18' x 9' (5460mm x 2730mm). Alex and I discuss the garden studio annexe with Yvonne in this VIDEO HERE.

Yvonne got planning permission for her garden studio annexe very easily and discusses it... VIDEO HERE.

I also asked Yvonne why she chose Booths for her father's garden studio annexe. Her answer is in this VIDEO HERE.

Photo 7: Autumn leaves start to fall on this light oak windows garden studio with grey walls. Interior size is 18' x 12' (5460mm x 3640mm) with a small flyover roof and decking.

Photo 8: Note the "half windows". These can be installed anywhere on a Studio. I'm asked a lot about half windows because people want to put their desks up to the wall but if it was me...I would have the full length windows and then have double electric sockets installed in the floor as Alex and I discuss in this VIDEO HERE. Also surprisingly, the full length window is a cheaper option than the half window. There's considerably more work to build a half window as it has a wall section and a window section which is why it's more expensive.

Alex shows a half window in this VIDEO HERE.

Photo 9: This 9' x 9' (2730mm x 2730mm) is a surprisingly good size for an office. If you can't afford one, we actually rent this size as well as a smaller 9' x 6' (2730mm x 1820mm). Alex and I discuss a rental garden studio in this VIDEO HERE. This rental studio is used as a writing studio which Alex and I discuss in this VIDEO HERE.

Another customer, Dianne, discusses renting a garden studio in this VIDEO HERE.

Photo 10: The light oak windows blend In well with garden foliage.

Photo 11: Light oak windows - Large Summerhouse With 2 Flyover Roofs And Decking

Photo 12: This VF Studio has light oak windows, soffits and pillars - a pleasure to view whilst eating breakfast:-)

Photo 13: Note the Light Oak Skirting Below The Decking.

Alex is chatting with Jeremy about his work. Jeremy is a finiancial advisor in Farnham and said "I wish I'd got the garden office years ago."

He also emailed to say..."Its been a couple of months since my new garden office was installed and I am delighted with it. Everyone who has been to our house is majorly impressed with it."

Photo 14: 21' x 12' (6370mm x 3640mm) QC6 garden studio.

Photo 15: 6' x 9' (1820mm x 2730mm) QC6 garden room with light oak windows and juniper green walls

Photo 16: Close up photo of light oak pillar & up/down light. You can see more information about the garden office pillar lights by clicking here.

It always amazes me how different the colours look on different computer screens and even from photo to photo. That's why we always organise visits to existing garden studios. You can't beat seeing the studios "in the flesh".

The comment I always get is "The website photos don't do the studios justice". If you want to visit a garden studio/garden office near you, simply email your postcode and I will get one organised for you.

Photo 17: On 14 June 2016 at 14:41, Mark Rodway

"Iain,

Yes 255 weeks ago, according to Instagram."

is the answer Mark Rodway gave me when I asked how old his garden studio is.

I asked because in the photo - his 9' x 9' QC with a flyover roof, looks brand new - it looks like it's just been installed. It was installed May 2011 so the weeks pass by and Marks studio still looks great.

Try achieving this "brand new" look with a timber garden studio that is over 5 years old and you'd be looking at lots of painting or staining.

21' x 12' (6370mm x 3640mm) QC6 garden office with "shed" area and extra door for access to the shed area.

Photo 19: This Garden Summer House is a 15' x 9' (4550mm x 2730mm) LoLine QC VF Garden Studio with a flyover roof and decking below.

Everybody loves wood - but we don't always enjoy having to look after it. Even the most expensive cedars need staining if you want to preserve the look - if you don't - it goes a silver grey, often with dark stains. The QC Studio is truly zero maintenance for at least 25 years.

That's what QC stands for - "Quarter Century". A quarter century of not painting or staining your Booths Garden Studio. I have an article "WHY DOES TIMBER NEED LOOKING AFTER? here.

QC6 Light Oak Windows Gallery