Alex and Iain discuss the differences between the QC Basics garden studio and the QC6 garden studio which has lots of optional extras. Alex discusses the corner pillars, the flyover roof and guttering...
Alex points out that the QCB garden office can't have french doors, half windows, fanlight windows, or large picture windows, whereas the QC6 has all of those options...
Other differences are...
The QCB garden studio can only have outside pillar lights installed during the studio installation since access is when the roof is off.
1) The QCB "Basics" garden office for those who want a pro office/studio at a fantastic price up to 20' x 8' (6050mm x 2440mm)
2) The QC6 garden studio has many more options like...
Windows and doors can be positioned anywhere.
French doors.
Fanlight windows.
Half windows.
6ft square "Picture windows" to enjoy views from your studio.
At least 6 double mains sockets.
All internal sockets and lighting sockets are fitted flush.
The latest spec Aurora LED lighting.
Data conduit runs all around the whole studio for internet, phone and tv position flexibility.
All of the QC studio designs are portable so they remain your asset...
you can take it with you to your new home or sell it on if your circumstances change.
Being portable increases the used value of your garden room and whenever I sell a used
QC on our website there is always a huge amount of interest.
7 Reasons To Buy From Booths
Annexe installed under the Caravan Act
No deposit required
Prices include VAT and free delivery to anywhere in England
Planning permission not normally required
Unique 25 year guarantee
Take it with you when you move house
Truly zero maintenance - no painting or staining for at least 25 years
Hi Iain - Rob came along yesterday to deal with the electricity connection, so everything is now up and running. I just wanted to thank you for a great job. Everything went as promised, and the result is superb.
Malcolm Dowden Dec 2015
Just wanted to say a big thanks.
In this unfortunate time my booth garden studio has made the switch from fancy shed to become my full time office.
I'm really not sure what I would have done without it.
I am an TV editor by trade and I just wouldn't have space to set up all the kit I need in the house, especially with my wife and daughter already working from home.
With the floor to ceiling windows it's a lovely bright working space, (windows are unfortunately quite rare in the video editing world) and a pleasant commute to boot!