SIP panels, garden room kits, annexes, workshops and bespoke building kits, manufactured by Future SIPs and delivered to sites in Scotland.
Future SIPs supplies SIP panels and flat-pack SIP building kits for homeowners, self-builders, trades, businesses, schools and leisure sites in Scotland.
Whether you’re planning a garden room, home office, annexe, workshop, glamping pod or bespoke structure, we can manufacture a practical kit for your project and deliver it to site.
For more detail on panel specifications and suitable uses, visit our SIP panels page.
Our SIP building kits are designed to make construction simpler. The main structure is manufactured off-site, then delivered ready for installation by a competent DIYer, builder or contractor.
We supply kits for a wide range of uses, including:
Each kit is designed around the type of building you need, with options available depending on the level of finish and specification required.
Many customers choose Future SIPs for extra space at home or on a business site.
Our garden room kits can be used for offices, studios, gyms, treatment rooms, hobby spaces and guest areas. We also manufacture annexe kits for independent living space, as well as insulated workshop kits for practical, commercial or storage use.
If you already have a builder or installer, we can supply the SIP kit for them to assemble. If you are taking on a self-build project, our team can help you understand which kit option may be most suitable.
Not every project fits a standard layout. Future SIPs can also supply panels or kits for bespoke SIP buildings, including leisure, education, commercial and residential projects.
This may include holiday accommodation, modular classrooms, site buildings, customer facilities, storage space or custom garden buildings.
Tell us what you’re planning and we’ll advise on the best way to approach it.
Future SIPs can deliver SIP panels and SIP building kits to sites throughout Scotland, including Glasgow, Edinburgh, Aberdeen, Dundee and Perth. Delivery costs are based on your postcode and will be confirmed as part of your quote.
For some projects, you may also need planning permission or a building warrant. This depends on the size, use and location of the building, so it’s always worth checking with your local authority before ordering.
