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Golf Simulators
Give players room to swing and everyone else a clear place to stand. A golf sim room starts with the equipment specification and how people will use the space.
For a club, coaching business or leisure venue, tell us about the sessions you want to run. We can discuss the building brief around the supplier's requirements and your site's needs.
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Commercial buildings
Illustrative design; specification varies.Plan around your team, meeting needs and the working day. Start with the number of users and the facilities the office must provide.
Illustrative design; specification varies.Bring together the needs of players, volunteers and visitors. Consider match-day movement, equipment storage and any changing facilities.
Illustrative design; specification varies.Define the learning activity and the requirements of your setting. Discuss the teaching layout, access and the specification your project team needs.
Illustrative design; specification varies.Plan around the guest stay and the facilities on your site. Accommodation requires its own specification; a domestic Garden Pod should not be assumed suitable.

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Ask your equipment supplier for the required clear height, width and depth. Include the hitting position, screen distance and any overhead equipment.
Check the usable internal space rather than relying on outside building dimensions. Roof structure, finishes and equipment mounting positions can affect the clearance available.
The proposal should account for the players you intend to accommodate, including right- and left-handed use where required. There is no single room measurement that suits every simulator and every swing.
Plan the route from the entrance to the seating so people do not need to cross the swing area during play.
A coaching session, a private booking and a group social session can use the room differently. Explain the maximum group size and whether guests will watch, queue or move between activities.
If you need more than one bay, make that clear at the outset. Bay separation and circulation require a specific design rather than an assumption that one room layout can simply be repeated.
Share requirements for the impact screen, enclosure, launch monitor and projector. Fixings and any loads on walls or ceilings must be checked for the proposed building.
Agree who supplies and installs each element. The building quotation should not be treated as a simulator equipment package unless those items are expressly listed.
Include the software and connectivity requirements with the equipment brief so any necessary data connections can be considered.
Discuss glare and lighting around the screen with the equipment supplier. Windows that suit the outside appearance may need a different arrangement for projection.
Tell us the expected occupancy and session length so heating and ventilation requirements can be considered. The equipment itself may also affect the room's conditions.
Ball strikes and conversation can create noise. Raise neighbouring uses and any acoustic requirements early; ordinary insulation or acoustic panels are not a sound-isolation guarantee.
The base, floor and equipment support requirements need checking together. Specify any raised platform or specialist floor assembly as part of the brief.
Electrical and data requirements should be agreed for the chosen system. Connection to the site's electricity supply is included only if expressly stated in the quotation.
For venue use, your project team should establish the relevant access, fire-safety and building requirements before the design is finalised. Discuss planning with the local authority for the proposed site and use.
Next steps
Include the supplier's dimensions, your intended users, site location and whether you need one bay or several. We can discuss feasibility and what needs confirming for the building proposal.
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The configurator prices our garden building ranges. A commercial building is specified for its use, so bring your design to your enquiry and we will confirm the scope with you.






Telford indoor showroom
Our indoor showroom in Telford is a place to compare available finishes and talk through an early brief. Confirm in advance if you need to see a particular building type or discuss a specialist requirement.
Find us at Unit A, Halesfield 8, Telford, TF7 4QN. Open Mon–Fri 9–5 and Sat 9–3.



Where we install
We build in our Shropshire workshop, and our own team installs across the Midlands, Wales, the North West and Yorkshire, with qualified electrical contractors carrying out electrical work.
Inside the ring, delivery and installation are included in the price of our garden buildings. For a commercial building, delivery and installation are part of the scope we agree with you.
Select a green county to open its location page. The workshop sits at the centre of the ring.
How it works
The team that discusses your brief makes the building in our workshop and installs it, with qualified electrical contractors for electrical work.

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Tell us what the building needs to do and where it will go.

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We discuss your enquiry and confirm the scope we can offer for your project.

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Made to measure in our Shropshire workshop.

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Delivered and installed on your site by our own team.


Case studies
Our Cardiff project combines a golf simulator with a social bar area in one garden building. View the photographs to see the relationship between the playing space and seating.
This is a leisure installation example, not evidence of a commercial venue specification. Your equipment and intended use still need their own assessment.
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Only if expressly itemised in your quotation. Confirm responsibility for equipment supply, fitting, calibration and software separately.
Use the requirements of the selected equipment and intended players. The clear internal height must be checked for the proposed design.
Include those in the layout brief. They need enough space outside the playing area, and any plumbing or specialist fit-out must be confirmed.
No general soundproofing promise is made. Provide the operational noise requirements before the building specification is agreed.
Our Garden Games Rooms page covers domestic leisure layouts. Share the simulator specification whichever route you take.