We supplied a DIY Diplomat Shell and External kit.

The specification included:

• 5m x 4m Diplomat garden room
• SIP panels for the walls, floor and roof
• 100mm insulation, with a finished panel size of 122mm
• Joining splines
• Floor bearers
• British Cedar external cladding
• EPDM rubber roof
• Grey/grey UPVC French doors with one side screen at 2.4m, offset to the left-hand side
• Grey/grey UPVC full-height glazed panel at 600mm to the left-hand side
• Steel corner post
• Louvres
• Deck step frame and boards
• Breather membrane
• Tile batten
• Guttering and downpipe
• Fixings and adhesives
• Assembly instruction

Future SIPs supplies SIPs panels and self-build garden room kits in a range of models, sizes and finishes.

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The client needed a garden room to be used as a separate living space.

The 6m x 3.5m Glevum model provided a practical size for day-to-day use, while the bifold doors helped make the room feel more open and connected to the outside.

As this was a DIY Shell and External Kit, the client could build the main structure on site and then complete the remaining internal work themselves.

The finished garden room gives the client a useful living space separate from the main home.

The 6m x 3.5m size offers plenty of room for their needs, the Western Red Cedar cladding gives the exterior a natural timber finish. The aluminium bifold doors bring in light and allow the room to fully open into the garden.

The client needed a garden building that could be used as a practical workspace, with extra space for storage.

Rather than a standard rectangular studio, this project required a bespoke layout. The main room created the enclosed area, while the open-fronted section added a sheltered outdoor space. The store gave the client somewhere to keep equipment, tools, or garden items separate from the main room.

As this was a DIY Complete kit, the client could assemble the structure and complete the full garden room on site.

The finished garden room gives the client a useful space for working from home, with storage built into the same design.

The main room can be used as a garden office, while the open-fronted section provides a covered area beside it. The separate store keeps practical items out of the main workspace, helping the room stay clear and easy to use.

The client needed a practical garden studio that could be built on site and finished as a creative workspace.

The specification included cedar cladding to two sides, with Glasroc fireboard used on the remaining two sides. This gave the client the external finish they needed for the project.

As a DIY shell and external kit, the structure was supplied ready for the client to assemble and complete independently.

The finished studio gives the client a separate space for creative work at home.

The 8m x 3.5m size provides plenty of room for studio use, while the two roof lights help make the space brighter during the day. The mix of cedar cladding and Glasroc fireboard completed the external specification for the project.

The client wanted a straightforward SIP shell kit that could be assembled on site and finished independently.

The building needed to include apertures for a door and window, along with the key components required to form the insulated structure. The client then completed the external finish using their own cladding.

The client wanted a straightforward SIP shell kit that could be assembled on site and finished independently.

The building needed to include apertures for a door and window, along with the key components required to form the insulated structure. The client then completed the external finish using their own cladding.

We designed the Changing Places toilet facility as a bespoke room to meet the needs of the people with profound and complex disabilities and to be fully equipped in accordance with BS8300:2009.

We designed a 4m x 5m premier bespoke building, with a side room measuring 1m x 2.5m to accommodate services and cleaning equipment.

To complement the natural, leafy surroundings of the park and garden and the nearby refreshment kiosk, we designed the Changing Places toilet facility to be vertically clad in cedar with anthracite flashing and posts and cedar vertical slatted end panels.

The build comprised insulated walls and ceilings and an EPDM rubber roof on a reinforced concrete foundation. Anti-vandal doors were fitted, with a RADAR lock on the main door.

In addition to the manufacture of the room, our team installed the room on site, which included fitting electric underfloor heating with a thermostat and timer control panel, a water heater for the shower and basin, ventilation and internal LED downlights.

It took two weeks for our team to install the new room, ready for the sanitaryware and internal fixtures and fittings to be fitted by the council’s suppliers.