
ATLAS
16 × 13 ft (5 × 4 m) · 20 m² · 248 cm (8′2″) high
£22,995 from, installed
A single-use room done properly — a home office with space to think, or a studio that finally has a door you can close.
Configure ATLAS
A room, not a shed
An office at the end of the garden, a studio, a gym, or somewhere to shut the door on the house, without the cost, mess or months of an extension. Professionally installed from £22,995.
Includes the building, VAT, mainland UK delivery, and installation on a standard site. Base and electrical connections are quoted separately.
Free to design · about 5 minutes · fixed price online · nobody visits your house.The range
Includes the building, VAT, mainland UK delivery, and installation on a standard site. Base and electrical connections are quoted separately.
Need a different size or configuration? Ask us about a custom quote — tell us what you need and we'll see what's possible.

16 × 13 ft (5 × 4 m) · 20 m² · 248 cm (8′2″) high
£22,995 from, installed
A single-use room done properly — a home office with space to think, or a studio that finally has a door you can close.
Configure ATLAS
16 × 16 ft (5 × 5 m) · 25 m² · 248 cm (8′2″) high
£24,995 from, installed
The size most people land on — a proper desk and somewhere to sit, or a full home gym you never have to pack away.
Configure NOVA
20 × 16 ft (6 × 5 m) · up to 30 m² · 248 cm (8′2″) high
£26,995 from, installed
Big enough for two things at once — a gym in one half and a lounge in the other, or space the whole family can spread out in.
Configure APEXSpecification ladder
Every garden room shares the same insulated, triple-glazed structure — you choose how finished it arrives. Each level builds on the one before: Core is a shell to fit out, Signature is move-in ready, and Executive is fully turnkey for year-round use.
The complete insulated building — factory-finished inside and out, weathertight and ready to use. You arrange your own electrics and flooring, in your own time.
Includes
Best for buyers happy to arrange their own electrics and fit-out.
Everything in Core, plus oak-effect vinyl flooring and the complete electrical first fix, professionally installed and tested — ready for your electrician to fit the sockets, switches and lights you choose.
Everything in Core, plus
Installed by our electrician at a scheduled visit once your building is assembled.
Best for most people — the first fix done, the visible choices yours.
Fully finished and commissioned — everything in Signature, plus the complete second-fix installation, tested and certified. Move in the day we hand over. Handover is the day the last visit in your order is complete and every system is certified.
Everything in Signature, plus
Best for turnkey, year-round use — nothing left to arrange.
See it from every angle
The same insulated, glazed room works as an office, a gym or a retreat. Here is how it looks inside, and from the garden.
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Lighting and wiring are shown indicatively. In your building, light fittings are surface-mounted and cabling runs in white surface trunking.
A home office that isn't the kitchen table. A gym you'll actually walk to. A studio for art, music or yoga. A treatment room. A teenager's retreat. A garden lounge with the doors slid fully open in summer. One building, finished to a standard that adds to your home rather than sitting apart from it.
If you're searching for a garden office, this is that building: an insulated, triple-glazed garden room specified for full-time work — with flooring and the electrical first fix in the Signature package, or a fully fitted, certified interior with Executive.
Planning to work from it every day? See our garden office packages and prices, or read the complete guide to a garden office. Weighing it against a conservatory? See garden room vs conservatory.
Core is an insulated, glazed shell — ready for your fit-out. The floor, power, lighting and heating that make it move-in ready come with Signature and Executive.
Cut to your chosen size, painted in your chosen colour, and configured to your layout — every room is made only for you, and it is not a stock item.
Included: the finished, insulated and glazed building, delivery, installation, VAT, and the structural warranty. Quoted separately after your site photos: the level base/groundwork it sits on, and any additional electrical connection work — always confirmed before you commit.
What it costs
A VeltHaven garden room costs from £22,995 fully installed — around £900–£1,150 per square metre for our entry Core package, for a year-round, insulated, triple-glazed building. Includes the building, VAT, mainland UK delivery, and installation on a standard site. Base and electrical connections are quoted separately. We price the base and the electrical connection from the photos you send, before you commit.
Your floor floats on the base rather than sitting on a frame. That makes it the part of the job you never see, and the one that decides whether your floor stays flat.
So we specify it rather than leave it to chance. Our own base specification is C30/37–C35/45 structural concrete at 150–300mm, depending on the building and your site, laid over compacted MOT Type 1 with steel mesh reinforcement. That sits at or above the top of the usual industry ranges. We'd rather it outlasted the building's warranty several times over than just met a minimum.
The base is priced separately from the building. VeltHaven Foundation Management is a paid extra: we review your site, have the base engineer-specified for your building and put a vetted contractor on it. Whichever route you take, your exact requirement is confirmed and priced from the site photos you send us, before anything is manufactured.
Your building is installed on a level, load-bearing base of the correct size. Providing that base is your responsibility and it is not included in the price. You can prepare it yourself, use your own contractor, or have VeltHaven Foundation Management design and build it for you, quoted from your site photos.
As a guide, a garden-room base typically runs £6,495–£8,495 and a garage base £9,995–£15,995, depending on size, ground conditions, levels and access. Garages cost more per square metre because the slab is engineered to carry vehicles.
The full detail — slab depths, concrete grades and what your site needs — is in our base and groundwork guide.
Want the full breakdown — what drives the price and how it compares to a kit or an extension? Read our garden room cost guide.
Torn between a new garden room and converting your garage? Read the garden room vs garage conversion comparison.
Wondering whether it pays you back? Read does a garden room add value to your home.
How it's built
Behind the glazed front, an engineered steel frame carries solid walls in 100mm PIR sandwich panels and a roof in a separate, fire-rated 100mm PIR panel with a trapezoidal profile — two steel skins bonded to a rigid PIR foam core, locked together with a concealed tongue-and-groove joint. It is the same insulated steel build as our insulated garages, sharing the same wall and roof panel system — and because it bolts together rather than being built in place, it can be dismantled and moved if you ever relocate. Wall U-value 0.23 W/m²K · roof U-value 0.22 W/m²K.
Wondering how it holds up in January? Read our guide to garden room insulation in winter.
Worried about damp or condensation? Read our guide to garden room condensation.
And how long will it last? Read our guide to how long a garden room lasts.





The wall and roof panels carry an airborne sound rating of Rw 23 dB, with Ra1 21 dB and Ra2 20 dB. If this is where you take calls, that's the figure to look at: it describes how much outside noise the panels hold back, and how much of your meeting stays in the room.
The full front is a four-panel sliding glass wall — two fixed panes and two that slide open — so the garden comes inside when you want it and the light never stops. Side windows keep the space bright from every angle — two with Core, four with Signature and Executive. Slim anthracite frames throughout, triple-glazed so the room stays comfortable in deep winter and high summer alike.

The full front is a triple-glazed sliding glass wall on a 76 mm 6-chamber insulated frame with a warm-edge spacer — a whole-window U-value (Uw) of 0.76 W/m²K. Two sliding panes, two fixed, and triple-glazed side windows — two with Core, four with Signature and Executive: engineered to hold a comfortable temperature through a British winter, and CE-marked to the relevant EN standards.



| Insulation core | Rigid polyisocyanurate (PIR) foam |
|---|---|
| Thermal conductivity | λ = 0.022 W/m·K |
| Standard panel thickness | 100mm |
| U-value (100mm) | 0.23 W/m²K |
| Fire reaction | B-s1, d0 |
| Fire resistance (100mm) | EI 15 |
| Fire propagation | NRO (non-fire-propagating) |
| Certification | EN 14509, CE-marked |
| Insulation core | Rigid polyisocyanurate (PIR) foam |
|---|---|
| Thermal conductivity | λ = 0.022 W/m·K |
| Standard roof thickness | 100mm |
| U-value (100mm) | 0.22 W/m²K |
| External roof profile | Trapezoidal |
| Fire reaction | B-s1, d0 |
| Fire resistance (100mm) | REI 30 / RE 120 |
| External fire action | BROOF (fire-resistant roofing) |
| Certification | EN 14509, CE-marked |
| Frame | 76 mm 6-chamber insulated profile |
|---|---|
| Whole-window U-value (Uw) | 0.76 W/m²K (triple-glazed sliding wall) |
| Glazing | Triple-glazed sealed units with a warm-edge spacer |
| Sliding wall | Four panes — two sliding, two fixed |
| Fixed side windows | 2 with Core · 4 with Signature and Executive — 80 × 210 cm (31 × 83 in) each |
| Windows | One triple-glazed window each side (2.0 m × 1.0 m) |
| Glass options | Solar-control, acoustic and anti-intrusion (laminated) glass available |
| Finish | Ten RAL colours, anthracite RAL 7016 as standard |
| Certification | CE-marked to the relevant EN standards |
Solar (g-) values are confirmed for the glazing specified on your build. Anti-intrusion laminated glass is available as an option.
About planning
Every model is built to a 248 cm (8′2″) external height — designed to sit below the 2.5 m permitted development height limit that applies close to a boundary in England & Wales. Planning rules vary by property and location — always check local requirements. Read our full planning guide →
Usually not. In England and Wales a garden room is normally permitted development if it is single-storey, no more than 2.5 m to the eaves, not forward of your house's principal elevation, and no more than 3 m tall overall for a flat or mono-pitch roof — dropping to 2.5 m overall where it sits within 2 m of a boundary — and your combined outbuildings, including this one, don't cover more than 50% of your garden. Permission is more likely to be needed in a conservation area or on a listed building, or if previous extensions have already used up your permitted development allowance. Rules differ in Scotland and Northern Ireland, and permitted development does not apply to flats or maisonettes. We assess your plot as part of the design and tell you clearly what's required before you commit — and if you're unsure, your local planning authority can confirm. Read our full planning guide →
Building regulations are a separate question from planning, and the answer depends on the size of the building and where it sits on your plot. Our building regulations guide sets out which applies to yours.
Inside your room
The Floor Finish — included with Signature and Executive
Oak-effect luxury vinyl planks with a fully waterproof rigid mineral core, integrated acoustic underlay and commercial-grade 0.55 mm wear layer — professionally fitted. Fitted after your building is installed — not on your build day — at its own scheduled visit, with the electrician attending first. Included with Signature and Executive.
Impact sound is a separate measurement from the panels' airborne rating: the acoustic underlay bonded to every plank gives a 21 dB improvement in impact sound — footsteps and dropped objects, rather than noise carried through the air.



Natural Oak is fitted as standard. Light Grey and Smoked Oak shown are visualisations of further decors we can fit — we confirm the exact decor against a physical sample before installation.
Climate Comfort Collection
A 5 kW Daikin heat-pump system: efficient heating in winter, refreshing cooling in summer. Internal wall unit and external condenser, smart WiFi and app control, professionally installed and commissioned — ready from day one.
Our recommendation
Our most-recommended room: generously sized at 25 m², finished and working from day one — floor, power, lighting and interior finish all included.
| NOVA Signature (16 × 16 ft / 5 × 5 m) — inc. VAT, delivery & install | £31,495 |
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Want heating and cooling for year-round use? NOVA Executive is £37,995, with Climate Comfort included.
Start from this configuration Adjust anything in the configurator — estimated price updates live.VeltHaven 10-Year Structural Warranty (2 years full warranty + structural cover to year 10). Does not affect your statutory rights.
Common questions
The finished, insulated, glazed building, delivery, installation, VAT, and the VeltHaven 10-Year Structural Warranty are all included, from £22,995. The level base/groundwork it sits on, and any additional electrical connection work, are priced separately from the photos you send, and always confirmed before you commit.
Your building is manufactured to order in about 2–6 weeks, then delivered and installed — a steel garage usually 1–2 days, an insulated garage or garden room 1–3 days, weather permitting, once your base is ready, and managed end to end by VeltHaven.
Usually not. In England and Wales a garden room is normally permitted development if it is single-storey, no more than 2.5 m to the eaves, not forward of your house's principal elevation, and no more than 3 m tall overall for a flat or mono-pitch roof — dropping to 2.5 m overall where it sits within 2 m of a boundary — and your combined outbuildings, including this one, don't cover more than 50% of your garden. Permission is more likely to be needed in a conservation area or on a listed building, or if previous extensions have already used up your permitted development allowance. Rules differ in Scotland and Northern Ireland, and permitted development does not apply to flats or maisonettes. We assess your plot as part of the design and tell you clearly what's required before you commit — and if you're unsure, your local planning authority can confirm. Read our full planning guide →
Yes — your room needs a level base/groundwork suited to the building. This is quoted separately from your site photos, after your design is finalised, and always confirmed before you commit.
Every garden room includes the VeltHaven 10-Year Structural Warranty: 2 years full warranty + structural cover to year 10. This does not affect your statutory rights.
Your choice of exterior colour from the 10-colour RAL palette, with anthracite RAL 7016 as standard.
Real 2026 prices for our steel & insulated garages and garden rooms — plus the planning rules, groundwork and electrics explained. One free guide, by email.
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Need warm, secure vehicle space rather than a room? See the Garage Systems.
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