Composite Garden Rooms

A composite garden room uses boards made from a blend of recycled plastics and timber fibres. The result is a material that looks like wood but resists moisture, insects and UV fade, giving you decades of low-maintenance performance—perfect if you want the beauty of timber without annual staining.

Yes. We build every frame with structural insulated panels (SIPs) and offer upgraded foil-backed insulation plus double-glazed doors and windows. Together they regulate temperature and cut energy bills, so your new office or hobby space is comfortable—whether January frost or July heatwave.

Composite cladding is the standout choice for owners who prioritise minimal upkeep. Cedar and other timber options deliver a classic grain and aroma but require periodic oiling. Our Apex and Pent ranges focus on roof shape, while Contemporary or Georgian lines speak to aesthetics. Eco Pods emphasise sustainability; Luxury suites add premium finishes. All share our insulated core—your decision comes down to preferred look, roof style, budget and maintenance commitment.

Absolutely. From bi-fold glass fronts to partition walls, integrated bathrooms or hidden storage, every Noah garden room is made to order. You pick the footprint, door style, flooring, lighting and exterior colour so the building truly reflects how you plan to live and work in it.

Most composite garden rooms fall within UK permitted-development rights thanks to their modest height, keeping paperwork simple. We conduct a free site survey, advise on any planning requirements, and install on either concrete pads or ground screws for a stable, level base with minimal garden disruption.

After the design is signed off, our workshop precision-cuts each panel. On-site assembly typically takes 2–5 days depending on size, meaning you can be enjoying your new space in well under a week—no drawn-out building project, just instant extra living area.