Garden room timeline

We're often asked how long it takes to get a garden office into your back garden. The answer is, usually, much quicker than you might think. Here's an example from eDEN Garden Rooms of what they did with a 5.6m x 3m multi-use space at a semi-detached home in Wimbledon (so all materials and tools were taken through a side access point which speeded things up a bit) with integrated store, double doors, floor-to-ceiling windows, and fire retardant concrete panels.

* March 13: Initial site visit. Two days later eDEN sent full drawings and a comprehensive quote through to the client for consideration.

* March 28: After a couple of rounds of tweaks and re-drafts, the client signed off on their preferred design, and a site build slot was booked and all materials ordered

* April 24: Team on-site, removing the earlier shed and clearing the site, ready for the construction team

* May: Build began in the first week of May and the two-week build allocation took eight days on-site for the garden room to be completed, and the keys handed over to the client

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