Oeco garden rooms & offices

Hobby rooms.
Space for your plans.

A room for the things you love.

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Garden room & office prices.

Compare three Thermowood Cube sizes. Foundations, delivery, installation, insulation, flooring, internal electrics and double glazing are included.

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Space for your plans

A room for the things you love.

Begin with the workbench, table or equipment that defines your hobby. Allow space to open cupboards and reach each side of the project. Lighting and storage make it easier to leave work set up and return to it.

What to plan

  • Measure the main work surface
  • Allow access to tools and storage
  • Choose lighting for detailed work
  • Discuss power and ventilation
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Make the space work

Plan your hobby room.

Give your project room to grow

Plan the workbench or layout board at its working size, including drawers when open. Put frequently used tools within reach and keep display storage away from the main circulation route. Include a clear area for unpacking and assembling projects.

A room for the way you make

Good task lighting, enough sockets and comfortable working height make longer sessions easier. Explain any adhesives, dust-producing equipment or wet processes so suitable ventilation, finishes and services can be discussed.

Bring the details of your hobby

Photograph your current setup and measure the equipment you want to move. Describe future additions, valuable collections and storage needs. Oeco can then discuss the room layout around a real activity rather than an empty rectangle.

What shapes the quote? Workbench size, storage, lighting, additional sockets and specialist ventilation drive a useful hobby-room brief. Compare the building, foundations, installation and house-to-room connections as one project.

Discuss your hobby room
Charcoal timber studio concept with a warm desk area and terracotta chair

Design inspiration

Charcoal studio.

Dark cladding, warm light and an inviting workspace. Use the concept to explore a personal palette and a layout with a clear purpose.

Design inspiration

Plan your hobby rooms.

How do I choose a useful hobby-room size?

Measure the main project table or equipment while it is being used. Allow access around it and space for cupboards to open, not only enough floor area to store everything.

What helps a hobby room stay organised?

Plan visible working space and separate storage together. Position lighting and sockets around the main work surface so a project can stay set up safely and comfortably.

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Plan the details that matter.

Your project

Your next chapter.
A few steps from home.

Start with how you would use the space, your garden postcode and whether a Pod or Room/Office appeals. Oeco will discuss your site and help you choose the right design and specification for a project quote.

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Oeco timber-clad garden building with glazed doors

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