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Composite Garden Rooms and Offices

Create more space with a garden room finished in composite cladding.

Composite cladding provides a clean, consistent external finish without the natural variation of timber. It can be used on garden offices, studios, gyms, hobby rooms and family spaces and works with both modern and traditional homes.

Future Rooms offers installed garden rooms with a choice of Thermowood, British Cedar, Western Red Cedar or composite cladding, allowing you to choose the most suitable finish for your garden, home and budget. We also supply composite garden room kits for you to build yourself.

Why Choose Composite Cladding?

Your choice of cladding affects the overall look of your garden room. Composite cladding is a good choice if you prefer a more consistent, modern finish rather than the colour and grain variation found in natural timber.

It is often used on contemporary garden offices because it pairs well with anthracite grey glazing, simple rooflines and clean garden designs. It is also a practical option if you want the outside of the room to look smart and consistent throughout the year.

Composite cladding can be used across all four walls, or combined with other cladding options on less visible elevations. Future Rooms can provide a revised price for different cladding combinations on request.

Composite Garden Offices

A garden office should feel separate from the house while still being comfortable enough to use year-round. Our SIPs garden rooms use insulated wall, floor and roof panels to create a practical space for working from home.

The Solo Garden Room is a compact option for one person, making it suitable for smaller gardens. Like the rest of the range, it is available with composite cladding as an external finish.

The Studio Garden Room is a versatile choice for a brighter workspace, with glazing across much of the front elevation. It works well as a home office, hobby room or creative space and is also available as a DIY garden room kit through FutureSips.

Modern Garden Room Designs

For a more distinctive design, the Haven Garden Room has an angular shape with a diagonal overhang. Its single opening door and glazed panels keep the front elevation simple while allowing plenty of natural light inside.

The Executive Garden Room is suited to larger, multi-use spaces. It has a recessed front elevation, decked steps and generous glazing, making it suitable as an office, gym, guest room, hobby room or leisure space.

The Metro Garden Room offers a strong contemporary look in compact sizes. It can be used as an office, studio or snug and is available with composite cladding as an installed room or DIY kit.

Installed or DIY

Future Rooms offers both installed garden rooms and DIY kit options.

Our installed garden rooms are ideal if you want the process handled for you, from the SIP structure through to the external finish. They include SIP wall and floor panels, water-resistant bearers, PIR Composite Roof Panels, guttering and downpipes, glazing and your chosen cladding.

DIY garden room kits are available through FutureSips for customers who are confident with self-build projects. These kits provide the shell of the building, including structural insulated panels for the walls, floor and roof. External cladding, glazing and roof finishes can also be supplied, including composite options.

This means composite cladding is available whether you choose an installed garden room or a DIY kit.

Find the Right Room for Your Garden

Composite cladding can be used across a range of Future Rooms designs, from smaller garden offices to larger multi-use rooms.

Options include the Solo, Studio, Metro, Haven and Executive garden rooms, with different layouts, sizes and glazing styles available to suit the space and intended use.

To find out more about composite cladding, installed garden rooms or DIY kits, contact Future Rooms to discuss your options.