Garden Office Options Gallery

Photo 1: This is a decoupled floor for a treadmill. This helps reduce vibration of the whole garden office and makes it quieter. In this case, it has been lowered but that is not always possible so please discuss this with us so we can clarify your options.

Photo 2:

Leg supports for your QCB garden office.

These are required if you have a severe slope and are an extra cost.

They do save the expense, hassle and pollution of levelling the ground and installing a concrete base!

Photo 3: This 15' x 9' (4550mm x 2730mm) QC6 garden office features a 6ft (1820mm) "Picture" window. We always discuss the frontage from left to right so this is...

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Photo 4: Garden Artist Studio with large 6' x 6' (1820mm x 1820mm) "Picture window" in the middle of the frontage

Photo 4: Gravel roof on a 12' x 9' (3640mm x 2730mm) QC6 Garden Office

Photo 5: Closer look at the large 6' x 6' (1820mm x 1820mm) "Picture Window". This simply replaces 2 full length windows and gives an uninterupted view from inside your garden studio. Alex and I discuss this in this VIDEO HERE.

Picture windows are not an option with the QCB garden studio range.

Photo 6: 15' x 9' (4550mm x 2730mm) QC6 Garden Office with 6ft (1820mm) "Picture Window" on the front and a fanlight window on the left side.

Photo 7: 15' x 9' (4550mm x 2730mm) QC6 Garden Office with half window on near side wall.

Photo 8: Garden Studio with Half Windows and French Doors.

This is a 24' x 12' (7280mmx 3640mm) QC6 with a flyover roof and decking.

Photo 9:

Decoupled floor for treadmill to sit on in your garden office gym.

This reduces noise and vibration as this section of floor will have it's own supporting feet.

Also note that this customer did not want glazing in his windows so we installed UPVC panels which are white inside and grey on the outside.

Photo 10: The decoupled floor helps reduce the vibration of running on a treadmill away from the whole studio. If there is enough space below your  studio It can also be lowered up to 100mm as in this photo so as to help taller people on a treadmill.

Your site needs to have a slope for us to be able to lower your decoupled floor. The decoupled floor would this be positioned where the largest gap is below your studio.

Photo 11: Large garden studio for use as a library.

This is his wifes studio and will be used for storing all her many books. John already has his own garden studio from us which he uses as his office.

Photo 12:

Solid Panels On A Garden Office instead of glass.

You may want this for maximum privacy.

The glass can be easily installed at a later date if required.

For example, if you move your garden office to a new home and then want windows instead of solid panels, it is very simple to swop the solid panels for windows.

Photo 13:

This trapdoor built into a garden office floor means access to a manhole below the garden office is easy and convenient.

Photo 16:

Half windows are an option for the QC6 garden studios and they can be positioned anywhere on the studio - front, sides or rear.

Photo 17: Grey Flooring For Garden Office

Photo 18: These are support struts used for sloped ground with Garden Annexe Or Garden Office installations. Please check the cost of this option.

Photo 19: Black walls & corners/fascia on a 16' x 8' QCB garden office

with anthracite grey windows.

Please note that the black has a no fade guarantee of 15 years when not near the coast.

This is reduced if you are within 2 miles of the coast due to the salt air.

Photo 20: Extra lighting on the rear studio wall of a QCB garden office.

This 20' x 8' QCB garden office has lighting above the front windows and also on the rear office wall.

Photo 21: Garden Office with a solid panel on the right window frame instead of glazing

Photo 22: Interior of Garden Office showing solid panel on right side

Photo 23: Note the gravel roof on this 9' x 9' (2730mm x 2730mm) garden office.

The gravel roof topping is free with every QC6 and QCB garden studio. The gravel is close to maintenance free and helps reduce rainfall noise within your garden studio. It also adds to the insulation of your garden studio roof.

Photo 24: Adding a door to the side of a QCB Garden Office.

Note the UPVC panel to the left of the door.