"Garden rooms are popular and can be used throughout the year, as long as they are appropriately heated to make them comfortable. Perfect for a variety of uses, a heated garden room can be the perfect solution to hectic family life indoors, providing a quiet and private space to create a home office away from the chaos in the main home."
"Knowing how to build a garden room can add value to a property when it comes to moving on too due to the extra square footage of living space having one provides. "A garden room should feel like an extension of your home, a room in your garden" says Chris Browne of SilverLeaf Spaces. "As it needs to be comfortable and warm all year round, heating plays a crucial role.""
"Before considering what system you install to heat a garden room, it is really important to ensure it is properly insulated, as this will determine how efficient your heating system will be. The floor, walls and roof of the garden room need to be properly insulated, with a minimum of 75mm of insulation for the floor and walls and 100mm for the roof."
Garden rooms can be used year-round if they are appropriately heated and offer flexible spaces such as home offices or extra living area for smaller homes. A heated garden room adds usable square footage and can increase property value. A garden room should feel like an extension of the home and must be comfortable and warm year‑round, making heating essential. Proper insulation must come first because it determines heating efficiency. Floors and walls require a minimum of 75mm insulation and roofs 100mm. Double glazing is recommended to prevent heat loss through windows and maintain performance in deep winter.
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