Pod Unit Group

Pod Unit Group is the main UK representative of Dampol Investment, a leading European manufacturer of modular buildings — garden offices, garden rooms, portable buildings, portable cabins and modular offices, delivered across the whole UK.

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P-69
Modular Building

9 m × 3 m (29′6″ × 9′10″)
from £15,798 + VAT
This modular garden building has a long, rectangular footprint with a flat roof, positioned at an angle so both its front and side elevations are visible. The exterior is clad in vertical wood-grain paneling in a rich reddish-brown tone, contrasted with smooth dark grey/charcoal panels framing the top band, corners, and base. Large floor-to-ceiling glass windows dominate both ends of the front facade, while a central glass-paneled door with a dark frame sits between them, flanked by a narrower window beside it. The structure rests on a slightly raised grey base. Dense evergreen trees and lawn surround the building, set on a gravel surface.
Glazing across the front and side wall opens up the interior to its surroundings from two directions. With no fitted kitchen or bathroom, the entire space can be planned from scratch to suit its intended use. * Prices exclude VAT, added at the current UK rate. * All units are delivered directly from our European manufacturer to the customer. * Transport is not included in the price. We quote it separately for each delivery address. * The photographs show the standard version, up to 3 m high depending on the model. This model is also available in a lower 2.5 m version, brought down towards the entrance door line. Lowering the unit changes the proportions of the front, so we will advise on the top finish to keep it looking right. * Not certified to BS 3632 - not suitable for licensed park home sites.
This modular garden building is a long, low rectangular structure with a flat roof, set on a gravel surface against a backdrop of tall conifer trees. Its facade alternates between vertical dark-brown wood-effect cladding panels and smooth charcoal-grey paneling above and between the openings. The front wall features three large glass sections: a wide fixed window on the left, a central glazed door with a slim sidelight, and a sliding glass door paired with another window on the right. Slim dark window/door frames match the grey trim running along the roofline and base. The overall proportions are long and narrow, with a modern, minimalist cabin-like appearance.
• Steel Frame ☐ 50 mm • Insulation PIR 100 mm • 2.5 m High Available • Electrical Installation • Sinclair Air Con 3.4 kW • Aluminium Entrance Door • Double-Glazed Windows • PVC Balcony Windows • Graphite Facade Cassettes • Palisander Wood-Effect Front Decor • PVC Flooring - Wood Effect
This is the interior of a long, narrow modular structure, viewed down its length toward the far end. Dark brown wood-effect laminate flooring runs the entire corridor, bordered by smooth white paneled walls and a flat white ceiling, giving a clean, minimalist look. On the left wall partway down, a wall-mounted white air conditioning unit is visible. At the far end of the space, natural light floods in through a tall glass door flanked by a narrow vertical window, both framed in black, opening onto a view of greenery outside. The overall shape is a simple rectangular box, with no visible roof peak from this angle, suggesting a flat or low-profile roofline.