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Garden Room Installation | How long does it take to build?

21st March 2024

Considering and planning your garden room is an exciting feeling and there is no doubt your first question is “how long will a garden room installation take?”. We aim to make the process as stress-free and as simple as possible for our customers, yet ensuring you receive a high-quality garden room that meets all your needs and expectations.

At Green Retreats, we pride ourselves on the ability to design and develop your garden room perfectly bespoke to you. So, once you have created your final design with our team, it is also important to consider the timelines to build each additional feature you may have added which can typically contribute to the garden room installation period.

 

GARDEN ROOM INSTALLATION TIMELINE

 

MELAMINE FINISH

Week 1

Your base is fitted.

Week 1/ Week 2

The garden room installation will commence, and the timescale will depend on the size of your garden room. Your appointed Customer Care representative will be able to guide you through the exact build schedule for your project. A building will typically take between 2-5 days to construct once your base is fitted.

Week 2

Usually, your electrics will then be installed straight after garden room installation is completed.

Week 3

If you have added blinds to your garden room, these will then be fitted to your windows/ doors.

Week 4/ Week 5

Your Air Conditioning unit will be booked in for installation within weeks 4 and 5.

 

PLASTERED FINISH

Week 1

Your base is fitted.

Week 1/ Week 2

The garden room installation itself will commence in week 1 or 2 of your schedule, and the timescale will depend on the size of your garden room. Your appointed Customer Care representative will be able to guide you through the exact build schedule for your project. A building will typically take between 2-5 days to construct once your base is fitted.

Interim Payment is then Due before plastering takes place

Week 2/ Week 3

Plastering is generally arranged for the week following the building installation. The plastering process will take 10-14 days to dry and can also depend on the time of year. It will be communicated to you whether the plastering will take place during the week of installation, or the week after depending on the size of your garden room.

Week 4

Your electrics will be installed.

Week 5/ Week 6

The Final Fix is one of the final stages of the garden room installation process. This is when the flooring and skirting board is added to the building, including any final finishes.

Final Payment due before blinds & Aircon installation takes place

Week 6/ Week 7

If you have added blinds to your garden room, these will then be fitted to your windows/ doors.

Week 8

Your Air Conditioning unit will be booked in for installation within week 8.

 

 

 

VISIT OUR SHOWROOM

Why would you not want to try before you buy? We recommend that every customer makes a trip to one of our two showroom locations to see the quality of our garden buildings in person. You can take a look around our extensive range of varying designs in order to get a feel for what best suits you, and also discover the versatility of our garden rooms. Our buildings have endless uses, home gyms, office space, artist studio or even a playroom!

Our Showrooms:

Flagship – Buckinghamshire, Westcott: Featuring 17 garden room buildings in a range of designs, sizes and finishes. Find out more…

Hub – London, Twickenham: Featuring 3 garden room buildings with a range of sample materials on display as well as our Virtual Reality garden room experience. Find out more…

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