Name: P-72 Modular Building
SKU: p-72-modular-building
Price: 25798 GBP
Availability: PreOrder

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Double Modular Building

10 m × 6 m (32′10″ × 19′8″)

from £42,300 + VAT

This modular structure is a long, low rectangular building with a flat roof, elevated slightly on concrete block supports. The lower portion is clad in vertical wooden slats in a warm honey-brown tone, while the upper band and roofline are finished in dark charcoal-grey paneling, creating a striking two-tone contrast. Two sets of glass double doors with slim dark frames and horizontal handles are set into the wood-slatted façade, spaced apart along the front elevation, each flanked by narrow sidelight windows. The building sits on a paved courtyard, with a large leafy tree behind it and residential houses visible in the background on either side.

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Double Garden Office

6 m × 6 m (19′8″ × 19′8″)

from £29,499 + VAT

This modern garden office presents a sleek, rectangular box shape with a flat roof, clad entirely in dark charcoal-grey paneling arranged in a grid pattern of square tiles. The structure sits atop a pale concrete plinth base, creating visual contrast. On the front-facing wall, two tall rectangular windows with dark frames are positioned side by side, offering views into the interior. The side façade features a full glazed entrance with a dark-framed glass door and sidelight panel, plus a small wall-mounted light fixture above. The building adjoins a brick structure on its left, while bare tree branches and a glimpse of another building appear in the background, bathed in warm late-day light.

P-131

Double Modular Unit

8 m × 6 m (26′3″ × 19′8″)

from £35,998 + VAT

This modular building is a long, low rectangular structure with a flat roof, sitting raised on concrete block footings above a gravel lot. Its upper walls are clad in white paneled siding, divided into vertical segmented panels. The entire front façade is dominated by floor-to-ceiling dark-framed glass, composed of large fixed window panels on either side and a central double-door entry with glass panes. The frame and base trim are charcoal-black, creating strong contrast with the white cladding. A thin pole or antenna extends up from the roofline. In the background, a house with solar panels, a parked van, and scattered construction materials are visible under a partly cloudy sky.

P-130

Multi Modular Building

12 m × 6 m (39′4″ × 19′8″)

from £72,838 + VAT

This modern modular building is a long, low rectangular structure with a flat roof, clad entirely in dark grey square panels arranged in a neat grid pattern. The front façade features two large floor-to-ceiling window sections on the left, each divided into two panes, offering clear views into the empty interior. In the center sits a single glazed entry door with a slim dark frame and visible handle, flanked by matching wall panels. To the right is another expansive window section, similarly divided. Small dark sensor or light fixtures are mounted above each window and the door. The building sits on a gravel surface, backed by dense green trees under a clear blue sky.

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Double Modular Studio

7 m × 6 m (23′0″ × 19′8″)

from £39,648 + VAT

This modular building is a sleek, rectangular structure clad in dark charcoal-grey paneling arranged in a grid pattern of square and rectangular segments, giving it a modern, streamlined appearance. It features a flat roof with a slightly overhanging edge. On the long front-facing wall, there are two windows fitted with matching grey roller shutters, flanking a central grey entrance door with a slim canopy above it. A third window with a shutter sits on the shorter side wall. The structure sits atop a paved concrete-tile platform, surrounded by a construction site with stacked wooden pallets, a yellow loader, and bare trees in the background.

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Modular Building

9 m × 3 m (29′6″ × 9′10″)

from £18,648 + VAT

This modern modular garden building sits low and rectangular, stretching wide across a grassy lawn beneath overhanging tree branches. Its facade is clad in dark charcoal-grey paneling arranged in a neat grid pattern, giving it a sleek, contemporary look. On the left side, two large floor-to-ceiling glass sliding doors sit side by side, offering full transparency into the empty interior space. The right two-thirds of the structure features a bold, vivid red paneled section, creating a striking contrast against the dark grey. The roofline is flat and minimal, emphasizing the building's clean, boxy silhouette. There are no additional windows beyond the glass doors, keeping the design simple and streamlined.

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Garden Office

6 m × 3 m (19′8″ × 9′10″)

from £13,249 + VAT

This modular garden building has a sleek rectangular form with a sharply pitched, asymmetrical dark slanted roof that rises to a high peak on the right side. The exterior combines two cladding styles: smooth charcoal-grey paneling across the upper section and roofline, paired with vertical slatted wood-toned strips alternating with dark fins along the lower walls, creating a striking contrast. The front-facing corner features a single dark grey door with a narrow vertical glass panel, positioned near the building's right edge. To its left sits one large rectangular window with black framing, offering a clean, modern look. The structure sits on a gravel base, surrounded by greenhouses, construction equipment, and flowerbeds.

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Modular Office

7 m × 3 m (23′0″ × 9′10″)

from £13,948 + VAT

This modern modular structure is a sleek, rectangular single-story building with a flat roof, photographed at a construction site under a clear blue sky. The exterior combines two materials: the lower-left portion features warm, horizontal wood-toned cladding with visible slat lines, while the right side and entire upper band are finished in dark charcoal or black paneling, creating a striking two-tone contrast. The façade includes a dark-framed glass entry door on the left-center and a row of three large glass panels to its right, likely sliding doors, offering visibility into the interior and reflecting the surrounding landscape. Precast concrete steps sit unfinished on the dirt ground nearby, awaiting installation.

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Portable Cabin

5 m × 3 m (16′5″ × 9′10″)

from £8,999 + VAT

This modern garden office is a sleek, rectangular box-shaped structure with a flat roof, clad entirely in dark charcoal-grey paneling arranged in a mix of vertical slat sections and smooth flat panels along the upper band. The front façade features two large dark-tinted glass panels, likely sliding doors or windows, separated and flanked by solid panel sections, creating a symmetrical three-part division. The structure sits atop a raised plinth faced with dark slate-like tiles, elevating it slightly above the paved ground. It's positioned in a garden setting beside a traditional house, with greenery, hedges, and a paved driveway visible around it, giving it a minimalist, contemporary contrast to the older building behind.

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Portable Pod

4 m × 3 m (13′1″ × 9′10″)

from £9,449 + VAT

This modern garden building sits on a raised platform in a lush backyard, its rectangular form featuring a flat roof and dark charcoal-grey cladding panels. Warm wood-toned vertical slats accent both corners, framing the structure elegantly. The front façade is dominated by expansive floor-to-ceiling glass panels—two large fixed windows flank a central glazed double door with slim dark frames, creating an open, light-filled appearance. Above the glazing, a narrow band of matching grey paneling runs along the top edge. The building is surrounded by manicured grass, ornamental bushes, and tall evergreen trees, with a traditional house roof visible in the background under a clear blue sky.

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Portable Pod

4 m × 3 m (13′1″ × 9′10″)

from £8,550 + VAT

This modern garden building has a sleek, dark charcoal-grey metal cladding with vertical standing-seam panels covering the entire exterior. It features a flat-roofed, rectangular box shape with clean, minimalist lines. The front facade includes a single glazed door with a slim vertical window panel, framed in matching dark metal, positioned slightly left of center. Above the door, a rectangular wall-mounted light fixture adds a subtle accent. On the angled side wall, a striking triangular section of horizontal wood-toned slatted paneling breaks up the dark surface, adding warmth and contrast. The structure sits on a light grey paved patio, bordered by low white retaining walls and greenery, with trees and a crane visible in the background.

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Garden Office

6 m × 3 m (19′8″ × 9′10″)

from £13,599 + VAT

This modular cabin is a rectangular, single-storey unit with a flat roof and a boxy, elongated footprint. Its exterior is clad in two-tone panels—dark charcoal grey on the upper band and roofline, transitioning to a lighter slate grey on the lower walls, divided by bold black trim strips at the corners and edges. A single dark grey metal door sits off-centre on the front face, paired with one square window to its right, fitted with a small awning-style vent above it. A sturdy metal step platform leads up to the doorway. The corners feature angled black paneling accents, giving a crisp, modern industrial look against the plain gravel lot背景.

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Modular Building

9 m × 3 m (29′6″ × 9′10″)

from £14,498 + VAT

This modern modular building is a long, low rectangular structure clad entirely in dark charcoal-grey vertical corrugated panels, giving it a sleek, streamlined appearance. The flat roofline continues the minimalist aesthetic. Along the front facade, two large fixed rectangular windows with slim black frames are evenly spaced, allowing light into the interior while reflecting the greenery outside. At the far right end, a glass-paneled door stands open, paired with an adjacent full-height window, creating a bright, transparent entrance point. Two small black wall-mounted light fixtures are positioned between the windows. The building sits on a raised reddish-brown base, surrounded by bare earth and gravel, with dense green trees forming a backdrop under a clear blue sky.

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Modular Studio

7 m × 3 m (23′0″ × 9′10″)

from £16,948 + VAT

This compact modular cabin has a sleek rectangular shape with a flat roof trimmed in dark anthracite paneling. The exterior combines horizontal wood-toned slat cladding with charcoal-grey metal panels along the left corner edge. The front facade centers on a wide glass entrance: a large sliding glass door sits beside a matching dark-framed glass door, both offering a clear view into a light-colored kitchen countertop inside. Above the entrance, a slim awning strip and a protruding white antenna or pole extend upward from the roofline. The structure sits on bare, sandy ground with gravel and dirt mounds nearby, with a wire fence and trees visible in the background under a clear blue sky.

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Portable Pod

4 m × 3 m (13′1″ × 9′10″)

from £9,200 + VAT

This compact modular structure has a rectangular, single-story shape with a flat roof topped by a wood-toned trim band running along the upper edge and wrapping down the right side. The lower body is clad in dark slate-gray paneling with vertical ribbing. On the left sits a large fixed glass window reaching nearly floor-to-ceiling, offering a clear view into the empty interior. To its right is a paneled gray door with an upper glass pane, fitted with a dark handle and lock. The structure sits on a paved brick surface, set against a backdrop of dense green trees and a glimpse of a white building.

P-118

Garden Office

6 m × 3 m (19′8″ × 9′10″)

from £14,299 + VAT

This compact modular building has a sleek, rectangular form with a flat, dark charcoal roof that overhangs slightly, creating a crisp horizontal band around the top. The exterior walls are clad in vertical wood-toned slats, giving a warm, natural texture that contrasts with the black metal trim and corner posts. The front facade is dominated by a wide sliding glass door system with slim black frames, divided into multiple panels, offering a full view into the dark-tiled interior. Resting on a raised concrete foundation, the structure sits on a sandy, partially graveled plot with scattered construction debris nearby, surrounded by grass and distant trees under a clear blue sky.

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Garden Office

6 m × 3 m (19′8″ × 9′10″)

from £9,850 + VAT

This modular garden building has a compact, rectangular box shape with a flat roof topped by a white trim border that runs along all edges, creating a clean architectural outline. The exterior cladding is finished in dark charcoal-grey paneling with vertical ribbing, bordered by crisp white corner posts and framing strips. A single large sliding window with a white frame sits on the long front-facing wall, positioned right-of-center, offering a view into the interior. No visible doors appear on this side. The structure sits on a paved concrete slab, surrounded by patchy grass, a hedge to the left, and mature trees providing a leafy backdrop under a partly cloudy sky.

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Double Garden Office

6 m × 6 m (19′8″ × 19′8″)

from £30,399 + VAT

This compact modular structure presents a sleek, rectangular form with dark charcoal cladding arranged in a textured, geometric panel pattern across its facade and sides. The front elevation is dominated by expansive glazing: two large sliding glass window sections flank a central dark-framed entry door with a sleek horizontal handle. Small rectangular light fixtures are mounted at the upper corners of the facade. The roofline appears flat or very low-pitched, maintaining a clean, minimalist silhouette. The structure sits atop pale concrete paving slabs, with raw earth and grass surrounding it, set against a backdrop of a larger grey industrial building with angular rooflines.

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Portable Pod

4 m × 3 m (13′1″ × 9′10″)

from £9,949 + VAT

This compact, modern garden office sits on a grassy lawn, its rectangular shape wider than it is tall with a flat roof. The facade is divided into three symmetrical sections: large fixed glass panels on the left and right, flanking a central double-door entry with dark anthracite frames. Vertical wood-toned slatted cladding frames each side like bookends, contrasting with the smooth charcoal-grey paneled band above the windows and along the roofline. The base is finished in matching dark grey. Black door handles and hinges are visible on the entry doors. Inside, the floor appears light wood-toned, visible through the glass. A small signage plaque sits near the bottom right corner of the structure.

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Garden Office

6 m × 3 m (19′8″ × 9′10″)

from £13,000 + VAT

This modular cabin presents a rectangular, single-story form with a slightly pitched roofline, clad entirely in dark charcoal-grey vertical slatted paneling that gives it a sleek, contemporary look. The front-facing long side features a solid grey door positioned right of center, flanked on the left by two side-by-side rectangular windows with dark frames, and topped by a small canopy overhang for weather protection. A compact white sensor or light fixture sits mounted near the roofline. The unit rests elevated on concrete block footings over a gravel surface. In the background, an identical sister unit is visible, suggesting these are paired portable office or accommodation pods.

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Portable Pod

4 m × 3 m (13′1″ × 9′10″)

from £8,000 + VAT

This compact garden office is a simple rectangular box with a flat, slightly overhanging roof, clad predominantly in dark charcoal-grey paneling. The front façade features a striking glazed wall: three tall floor-to-ceiling glass panels, with the center one serving as a hinged entry door with a black handle, flanked by matching fixed side windows. Vertical warm wood-toned slats frame both edges of this glass section, adding a natural accent against the grey. The visible side wall is solid grey paneling with subtle vertical seams, uninterrupted by openings. The structure sits elevated on wooden support blocks atop a concrete pad, surrounded by bare dirt, with greenery, trees, and a small shed visible in the background.

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Garden Office

6 m × 3 m (19′8″ × 9′10″)

from £9,800 + VAT

This modular garden building is a long, low rectangular structure with a flat roof, freshly installed on bare earth bordering a lawn. The upper band of the façade is clad in warm, wood-grain paneling, while the lower section features dark charcoal-grey vertical slats. Centered across the front are large glass panels: a fixed window on the left, a wide double-door glass entry in the middle, and another expansive window on the right, all framed in matching dark grey trim, giving an open, light-filled look. The structure sits on a raised dark base. In the background, a tall green hedge, trees, and a cream-colored house with white-framed windows are visible under a partly cloudy blue sky.

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Portable Pod

4 m × 3 m (13′1″ × 9′10″)

from £12,649 + VAT

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Garden Office

6 m × 3 m (19′8″ × 9′10″)

from £11,050 + VAT

This modular structure sits elevated on a raised concrete platform, accessed by a short flight of steps with a blue handrail. The building has a clean, rectangular box shape with a flat roof, clad in bold red paneling along the corners and upper portions, contrasted by dark charcoal-grey panels on the lower half and sides. The front and side elevations feature several large rectangular windows with dark tinted glass and black frames—three visible across the front-facing wall and sides, allowing ample light while maintaining privacy. No visible door appears on this side, suggesting entry is likely from the opposite or side elevation. The structure appears compact, modern, and sits above open space beneath, likely used as storage or utility access.

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Modular Office

7 m × 3 m (23′0″ × 9′10″)

from £10,750 + VAT

This modular building is a rectangular, single-story structure clad in dark charcoal-grey paneling, with a flat roof edged by a contrasting textured trim band running along the top. Viewed from this angle, two square-paned windows with black frames sit evenly spaced along the long front wall, while the short end on the left features a narrow door, darker in tone, set beside a slim panel. Vertical seams divide the cladding into uniform segments, giving it a clean, modular look. The building rests elevated on square concrete support blocks placed in a dirt lot, with a grassy field and overcast sky stretching behind it, and a green metal shed visible to the left.

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Garden Office

6 m × 3 m (19′8″ × 9′10″)

from £12,799 + VAT

This modular garden office is a sleek rectangular structure with a flat roof, standing low to the ground on a concrete base. The front-facing wall is dominated by three tall, full-height glass door panels set in dark charcoal frames, allowing a view into the empty interior. Vertical wooden slat cladding in a warm natural oak tone covers the roofline and wraps down one side, contrasting with smooth dark grey/black paneling on the opposite side wall. A slim charcoal lintel sits above the glazed doors. The building has a clean, minimalist, contemporary aesthetic, positioned on a gravel surface beside a brick wall, with parked cars and leafy green trees visible in the background.

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Double Modular Building

9 m × 6 m (29′6″ × 19′8″)

from £52,566 + VAT

This modular building sits on a raised concrete-block foundation at a construction site, its dark charcoal-grey metal cladding giving it a sleek, contemporary look. The structure is rectangular with a mono-pitched roof sloping gently from a higher front edge to a lower back line, topped with matching dark paneling. The front and side facades are dominated by floor-to-ceiling tinted glass panels—large sliding or fixed windows alternating with glazed doors—framed by vertical black fluted trim pieces that run like pillars between each section. A small security light fixture is mounted near the entrance. The reflective glass mirrors the surrounding trees and overcast sky.

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Double Modular Office

7 m × 6 m (23′0″ × 19′8″)

from £36,247 + VAT

This modern garden office is a compact rectangular structure with a flat, slightly sloped roof, clad entirely in horizontal slatted wood panels in a warm honey-brown tone, separated by dark charcoal trim strips. On the left-facing wall stands a tall glazed entrance door with a black aluminum frame, while the front corner features a long run of floor-to-ceiling windows divided into multiple panes, also framed in matching dark metal. The building sits on a low concrete block foundation, surrounded by gravel and grass. In the background, a traditional tiled-roof house with dormer windows and parked cars contrasts with the building's sleek, contemporary design, set beneath a partly cloudy sky with green trees framing the upper left.

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Double Portable Cabin

5 m × 5 m (16′5″ × 16′5″)

from £26,499 + VAT

This compact, flat-roofed garden structure has a modern, boxy shape with clean horizontal lines. The upper portion is clad in smooth, light taupe panels, while the lower half features vertical slatted wood siding in a warm reddish-brown tone, running along the entire visible facade. On the left side, a small angled-opening window sits in the wood paneling, and the front-right corner showcases a large sliding glass door system paired with a hinged glass entry door propped open, revealing an unfinished white interior. The structure sits on a raised concrete foundation surrounded by gravel and bare soil. A ladder leans against the left wall, and dense green trees form the backdrop.

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Multi Modular Building

24 m × 10 m (78′9″ × 32′10″)

from £219,900 + VAT

This modern modular building is a long, low, single-story structure with dark charcoal-grey vertical panel cladding covering its entire exterior in a sleek, uniform finish. The flat roofline runs the full length of the building, giving it a clean, minimalist silhouette. Along the front-facing wall, there are approximately seven to eight tall glass door/window units with dark frames, evenly spaced across the facade, creating a rhythmic pattern of reflective glass panels showing the green playing field opposite. The building sits on a dark paved patio bordered by stone edging, with freshly laid turf and bare soil around the perimeter, set against a backdrop of mature trees and a partly cloudy sky.

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Modular Building

9 m × 3 m (29′6″ × 9′10″)

from £15,348 + VAT

This modular garden building has a sleek rectangular shape with a flat, dark charcoal roof extending slightly over the structure. The exterior alternates between sections of horizontal warm wood-toned cladding and smooth dark gray panels, creating a striking contrasting pattern. On the visible long side, there are two framed windows near the center and a wide glass sliding door system toward the right, divided into panels for door and window sections. The near end wall features one small square window positioned high up. The building sits on a raised concrete foundation, surrounded by gravel, with greenery and a wooden fence visible in the background under a clear blue sky.

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Portable Pod

4 m × 3 m (13′1″ × 9′10″)

from £11,900 + VAT

This compact modular cabin has a dark charcoal-grey exterior with horizontal ribbed paneling, giving it a sleek, industrial look. The structure is rectangular with a slanted mono-pitch roof, sloping from high at the back to lower at the front. Two identical doors sit side by side on the front facade, each fitted with a rectangular glass window pane in the upper half and metal door handles with locks. To the left of the doors, a vertical wood-slat accent panel in natural light brown breaks up the dark tones. The building sits on bare ground, with greenery and a rustic shed visible in the background.

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Modular Unit

8 m × 3 m (26′3″ × 9′10″)

from £20,300 + VAT

This modular garden office is a sleek rectangular structure with a low-pitched, slightly sloped flat roof and clean, boxy proportions. The exterior is clad in dark charcoal-grey paneling, segmented into neat rectangular tiles that wrap across the walls and roofline. Vertical warm-toned wooden slats accent both front corners and flank the sides, adding natural contrast against the dark facade. The front wall is almost entirely glazed, featuring a wide expanse of sliding glass panels on either side of a central double-door entry with glass panes, allowing full visibility into the empty interior. The building sits on short stilted feet above a wet concrete surface, set against a cloudy, overcast sky and distant green landscape.

P-100

Double Modular Building

12 m × 6 m (39′4″ × 19′8″)

from £54,968 + VAT

This modular building is a long, low rectangular structure with a flat roof, photographed at an angle on bare earth at a construction site. Its exterior is clad in dark charcoal-grey paneling, broken by vertical strips of natural light wood at both corners, giving contrast and warmth. The front façade features an extensive run of floor-to-ceiling glass: a series of sliding/folding glass door panels spanning most of the length, alongside a single narrower entry door with a vertical window to its left. Inside, through the glass, construction materials and a ladder are visible. The proportions are elongated and modern, with clean horizontal lines, set against a backdrop of trees and overcast sky.

P-99

Garden Office

6 m × 3 m (19′8″ × 9′10″)

from £13,749 + VAT

This modular garden office is a sleek, elongated rectangular structure with a flat roof and dark charcoal-grey paneled cladding arranged in horizontal segmented strips. The front facade is dominated by expansive floor-to-ceiling glass panels—two large fixed windows flanking a central glazed double door with a vertical handle, all framed in matching dark metal. A narrow vertical strip of warm wood-toned slats accents the right edge near the entrance, adding contrast. On the building's angled side wall, a smaller square window sits beside an exterior utility box. The structure stands low to the ground on a gravel and dry grass lot, with a brick building and temporary fencing visible in the background.

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Garden Office

6 m × 3 m (19′8″ × 9′10″)

from £9,200 + VAT

This modular building is a long rectangular cabin with a flat roof, clad entirely in dark charcoal-grey paneling that gives it a sleek, modern look. The front façade features a centered glass-paned door flanked by two square windows, one on either side, all trimmed in matching dark frames. The structure sits raised on small concrete block supports, lifting it slightly off the gravel ground below. Its side wall, visible at an angle, appears mostly solid with a hint of a sliding panel near the far corner. The roofline is clean and unembellished, running flush along the top edge, and a small rectangular identification plate is mounted low on the front corner near the ground.

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Modular Unit

8 m × 3 m (26′3″ × 9′10″)

from £17,298 + VAT

This modular building is a rectangular, single-story structure with a flat roof, parked on a paved lot. Its exterior is clad in horizontal wood-toned paneling, resembling light oak, framed by dark charcoal-gray trim along the corners, roofline, and base. At the front corner sits a tall glass double door with slim dark frames, offering a clear view inside. Along the long side wall is a wide window fitted with a closed, dark roller shutter, topped by a slim awning-style overhang. The structure appears compact yet tall, with clean modern lines, sitting on small support feet, set against a backdrop of grass, trees, and a cloudy sky.

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Double Modular Unit

8 m × 6 m (26′3″ × 19′8″)

from £37,998 + VAT

This modular structure is a long, low, single-story rectangular building clad in dark charcoal-grey paneling, with a flat roofline and a textured upper band of square panel segments running along the top edge. The front façade is dominated by expansive glass panels—two large multi-pane window sections flank a central double-door entrance made of dark-framed glass, creating a storefront-like transparency that reveals the interior and structures beyond. Vertical dark trim pieces bookend each corner. The building sits on a paved lot, with grass to the left, a rusty pipe post in the foreground, concrete blocks stacked to the right, and a backdrop of trees and overcast sky.

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Triple Modular Building

9 m × 9 m (29′6″ × 29′6″)

from £66,517 + VAT

This modern modular building is a single-story rectangular structure with a flat roof, clad in dark charcoal-grey metal panels arranged in horizontal ribbed sections. The corner we see showcases two full glass walls meeting at the edge, each featuring large sliding glass doors and windows framed in dark metal, allowing clear views into the empty interior. Vertical wood-toned slatted panels break up the dark cladding between some window sections, adding warmth and texture. One additional smaller window sits near the left corner. The building rests on a freshly poured light concrete pad, with a work van parked beside it and bare autumn trees and a grassy hill visible in the background.

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U-Shaped Building

10 m × 10 m (32′10″ × 32′10″)

from £52,696 + VAT

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Double Modular Unit

8 m × 6 m (26′3″ × 19′8″)

from £43,246 + VAT

This modular building is a long, low rectangular structure with a flat roof, clad in dark charcoal-black paneling arranged in horizontal slatted sections. The facade features a symmetrical layout: large fixed black-framed window panels on both the left and right sides, each divided into multiple glass sections, flanking a central double-door entrance made of sliding glass panels. Warm honey-toned wood paneling frames the central doorway and extends down to the base beneath all the glass sections, creating a striking contrast against the black exterior. A slim blue awning sits above the entrance. The building rests on gravel ground, with construction equipment and sandy mounds visible in the background through the reflective windows.

P-92

Double Modular Building

12 m × 6 m (39′4″ × 19′8″)

from £77,946 + VAT

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Double Modular Office

7 m × 6 m (23′0″ × 19′8″)

from £32,797 + VAT

This modular building presents a sleek, rectangular form clad entirely in dark charcoal-grey paneling with visible vertical seams, giving it a crisp, contemporary look. A nearly full-width glass frontage dominates the facade, comprising large sliding glass doors on the left and expansive fixed windows running across, all reflecting the surrounding neighborhood and a parked white sedan. A striking vertical accent strip of warm wood-toned paneling runs diagonally along the front corner, breaking up the grey tones. The roof is flat with a slight slope, finished in matching dark material. The structure sits raised on concrete block supports, with a paved walkway bordering its base.

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Double Modular Office

7 m × 6 m (23′0″ × 19′8″)

from £34,697 + VAT

This modular garden office is a sleek, rectangular structure with a flat roof and dark charcoal-grey paneled cladding arranged in vertical slatted sections across the upper facade and corners. The front wall is dominated by a long run of floor-to-ceiling glass panels—five large sliding/fixed window sections flanking a central dark-framed glazed door with a visible handle, creating an almost all-glass storefront look. The reflective glass mirrors the surrounding landscape, including a house and green fields. The building sits on a low concrete plinth, surrounded by grey gravel. Its proportions are low and wide, wider than tall, giving it a sleek, minimalist, contemporary appearance.

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L-Shaped Building

9 m × 9 m (29′6″ × 29′6″)

from £42,610 + VAT

This modern modular building has an L-shaped footprint, formed by two single-storey rectangular sections meeting at an angle. The exterior is clad in dark slate-grey composite panels with a subtle vertical grooved texture, giving it a sleek, contemporary look. Vertical cedar-toned wood slat accents run along the corners and edges, adding warmth against the cool grey tone. The flat roofline keeps the structure low and streamlined. There are two entrances near the central junction: a solid grey door and an adjacent glazed double door, both reached by small wooden pallet-style steps. Additional windows include a tall glass panel beside the entrance and a smaller angled window on the right end wall. The building rests on concrete block piers, set against a gravel lot and leafy green tree backdrop.

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Double Modular Unit

8 m × 6 m (26′3″ × 19′8″)

from £44,300 + VAT

This modular building presents a sleek, rectangular silhouette with a flat, dark grey roofline that extends slightly beyond the walls, creating a crisp horizontal edge against the trees behind it. The façade alternates between warm, honey-toned horizontal wood paneling and expansive dark-tinted glass panels, giving it a striking contrast of natural warmth and modern sleekness. Two sets of double glass doors dominate the front, flanked and separated by vertical wood-clad columns, allowing clear views into the empty interior. Above, a band of matte charcoal paneling runs the length of the structure, echoing the dark base trim below. The building sits on a raised concrete foundation, reinforcing its clean, contemporary garden-office aesthetic.

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Double Modular Unit

8 m × 6 m (26′3″ × 19′8″)

from £37,810 + VAT

This is the empty interior of a modular garden office, showing a long rectangular room with dark laminate flooring and crisp white panel walls. Exposed dark structural ceiling beams cross overhead, framing white ceiling panels fitted with two square flush-mounted light fixtures and a wall-mounted air conditioning unit in the back left corner. At the far end, the wall opens with a sliding glass door on the left leading outside, a central glass double door, and a square fixed window on the right framed in dark brown or black, overlooking a gravel area and grassy slope. The overall proportions suggest a spacious, single-room layout with clean, minimalist lines throughout.

P-86

L-Shaped Building

11 m × 8 m (36′1″ × 26′3″)

from £62,858 + VAT

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Double Modular Office

7 m × 6 m (23′0″ × 19′8″)

from £31,429 + VAT

This modern modular building has a simple rectangular form with a flat roof, sitting low and wide against the sky. Its exterior combines two cladding styles: vertical dark grey-black metal paneling dominates most of the surface, while warm natural wood slats create accent strips at the corners and around a side window. The front façade features a large glass double door flanked by expansive fixed windowpanes, flooding the interior with light. On the side wall, another tall window and a glazed door are visible, framed in matching dark trim. Small dark wall-mounted lights sit above each wood-accented section. The building rests on a raised foundation, surrounded by construction gravel and bare earth.

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L-Shaped Building

12 m × 6 m (39′4″ × 19′8″)

from £38,299 + VAT

This modern modular building sits in an L-shaped footprint, finished in dark charcoal-grey paneling with horizontal ribbed seams. A flat roof caps the structure, with a slight angular pitch visible along the ridge. Vertical wood-toned slat accents break up the dark facade in two sections, adding warmth and texture. On the left wing, a single square window sits beside a wood-slat panel. Centrally, double glass doors with slim black frames serve as the main entrance, flanked by wide glass side panels. Small cylindrical wall-mounted lights are placed near the windows and doors. The building rests on simple concrete block footings, with a wooden pallet serving as a temporary step, set against a grassy, rural backdrop.

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Double Modular Building

10 m × 6 m (32′10″ × 19′8″)

from £47,648 + VAT

This modern modular building features a sleek charcoal-grey exterior, clad in vertical paneling with a smooth, matte finish. The structure has a low-pitched, single-slope roof that gives it a contemporary, minimalist silhouette. At the front, a dark grey metal security door with a narrow vertical glass insert sits beside a large sliding glass door-window, which glows warmly from interior lighting, hinting at a cozy space inside. On the building's side wall, a single small square window is set high up. Thin wooden-toned vertical accent strips break up the dark façade near the entrance and corners, adding warmth and visual contrast against the surrounding greenery and trees.

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Double Garden Office

6 m × 6 m (19′8″ × 19′8″)

from £38,100 + VAT

This modern, flat-roofed garden cabin has a low, wide rectangular form clad entirely in dark charcoal-black paneling with a ribbed, segmented texture. Warm honey-brown horizontal wood-paneled accents break up the facade on the left and right sections, adding contrast to the sleek black exterior. The front features a central double glass door with slim black frames, flanked by a large fixed glass window on the left and two smaller square windows on the right side. The flat roof has a slightly overhanging black fascia edge. The structure sits on a concrete slab, with surrounding bare dirt, grass, a chain-link fence, and trees casting dappled shadows across the building's surface.

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Modular Building

9 m × 3 m (29′6″ × 9′10″)

from £15,900 + VAT

This modular garden building is a long, rectangular structure with a flat, white-edged roof that overhangs slightly on all sides, giving it a crisp, modern silhouette. The front-facing side is dominated by a wide glass expanse: a central double door with slim metal handles, flanked by large fixed glass panels, all set in dark anthracite frames. Above this glazing runs a narrow band of dark corrugated cladding, while the rest of the long side is covered in matching vertical dark ribbed paneling. The near end wall is finished in smooth white panels, creating contrast with the darker body. The structure sits on a paved brick surface, surrounded by green lawn and trees.

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Double Modular Unit

8 m × 6 m (26′3″ × 19′8″)

from £32,500 + VAT

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Modular Building

9 m × 3 m (29′6″ × 9′10″)

from £13,999 + VAT

This modular garden building is a long, low rectangular structure clad in dark charcoal-grey panels arranged in a grid pattern with visible seams, giving it a sleek, modern look. The roof is flat with a slight overhang at the edge. Positioned left-of-center on the front façade is a glass entryway featuring one hinged door flanked by two large fixed glass panels, all framed in black, offering a view into an unfinished interior with stacked materials visible. The rest of the façade on either side is solid paneling with no additional windows. The building sits on an artificial turf lawn, with a wooden fence and greenery visible in the background.

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Double Garden Office

6 m × 6 m (19′8″ × 19′8″)

from £25,999 + VAT

This modular building is a sleek, rectangular structure with a flat roof, finished in dark charcoal-grey paneling that gives it a modern, minimalist look. The front façade features a large fixed glass window on the left, a central glass-paned entry door, and another expansive window on the right, all framed in matching dark grey. Vertical wood-toned slat accents flank these openings on both sides, adding warmth and contrast to the cool grey tones. The roofline is topped with a paneled grey fascia band. The structure sits raised slightly off the ground on small support blocks, placed on a paved brick surface, with trees and an open lot visible in the background.

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Garden Office

6 m × 3 m (19′8″ × 9′10″)

from £13,699 + VAT

This modular structure is a sleek, elongated rectangular box with a flat roof, finished entirely in dark charcoal-grey paneling arranged in horizontal slats along the upper section and sides. The front façade is dominated by a wide glass expanse: three large sliding glass panels sit beside a fully glazed double door with a vertical silver handle, all framed in matching dark metal. Flanking this glass wall are narrow vertical ribbed panels adding texture and visual bookends. The structure rests on small support blocks lifting it slightly off the paved ground. Behind it, green lawn, trees, and a cloudy blue sky stretch across the background, with another similar building partially visible to the right.

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Portable Cabin

5 m × 3 m (16′5″ × 9′10″)

from £9,999 + VAT

This compact modular building has a flat-roofed, rectangular box shape with dark charcoal-grey paneling covering the upper band and side walls. The lower front façade features warm honey-toned horizontal wood slat cladding, creating a striking two-tone contrast. The front wall includes a large fixed glass window on the left, a wide sliding glass door in the center, and a single glass-paned entry door with a metal handle on the right, all framed in dark grey aluminum. The structure sits on light grey paving stones, with a strip of green grass bordering the walkway, and appears to connect to another similar unit on the right side.

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L-Shaped Building

8 m × 5 m (26′3″ × 16′5″)

from £36,679 + VAT

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Garden Office

6 m × 3 m (19′8″ × 9′10″)

from £14,398 + VAT

This compact modular structure has a simple rectangular form with a flat roof, giving it clean, boxy proportions. The upper band of the exterior is clad in light grey paneling, while the lower portion facing forward features a striking black-and-white decorative screen with an organic, pebble-like pattern covering sliding panels. A full-width glass door system dominates the front facade—multiple glass panels combined with one hinged glass door—framed in black, allowing a clear view into the interior. To the left, a vertical strip of reddish-brown wood-textured cladding adds contrast. The building sits raised slightly on supports, surrounded by gravel, pavers, and small outdoor lighting posts flanking the entrance.

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Garden Office

6 m × 3 m (19′8″ × 9′10″)

from £12,998 + VAT

This modern garden office is a sleek, rectangular pod with a low-pitched, slanted roof that slopes gently from a tall back edge down toward the front. Its exterior is wrapped in dark charcoal-grey angular cladding panels arranged in a folded, origami-like diamond pattern across the roof and side walls. The front façade is dominated by a large glass double door framed in dark metal, flanked on the left by a vertical strip of diagonal wooden slats and on the right by a tall narrow window beside another wood-slat accent panel. The structure sits on a stone-tiled patio, surrounded by manicured shrubs, grasses, and trees under a bright blue sky.

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Modular Building

10 m × 3 m (32′10″ × 9′10″)

from £25,798 + VAT

This modular building is a long, low rectangular structure with a flat roofline, finished in sleek black vertical panel cladding that runs the length of the façade in narrow ribbed strips. Warm natural wood paneling bookends each end, framing the dark exterior with a contrasting accent. Centered on the front wall is a single black entry door with a slim vertical window strip and a straight handle. Flanking the door are two large fixed window sections—each divided into two panes—allowing ample natural light. The structure sits on a gravel surface, with a dark metal building visible behind it to the left and green lawn with trees to the right.

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Modular Studio

8 m × 3 m (26′3″ × 9′10″)

from £26,898 + VAT

This modern modular building has a sleek rectangular shape with a flat roof, sitting low and long rather than tall. Vertical wood slat cladding in warm honey-brown tones covers most of the structure, contrasted sharply by dark charcoal-grey metal panels wrapping the corners, roofline, and base. The front facade features a tall narrow window and a single glass door, alongside a wide set of dark-framed sliding glass doors offering a full view inside. The angled end wall showcases floor-to-ceiling glass panels and another door, maximizing openness. A wooden deck with built-in lighting bollards leads up to the entrance, surrounded by landscaped gravel, grasses, and stone accents against a dramatic mountain and lake backdrop.

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Garden Office

6 m × 3 m (19′8″ × 9′10″)

from £11,698 + VAT

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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.

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Modular Office

7 m × 3 m (23′0″ × 9′10″)

from £11,798 + VAT

This modern garden building is a long, rectangular single-story structure with a flat roof and slightly overhanging eaves. The exterior is finished in dark charcoal-grey paneling, accented with vertical strips of warm honey-toned wood that run along the corners and between window sections, creating a striking contrast. The front facade features a central glass-paned door flanked by two large floor-to-ceiling windows on either side, all framed in matching dark grey. Thin orange-toned trim lines border the glass sections, adding a subtle pop of color. The structure sits on a paved patio surrounded by greenery, with potted plants near the entrance enhancing its sleek, contemporary aesthetic.

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Modular Office

7 m × 3 m (23′0″ × 9′10″)

from £13,049 + VAT

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Modular Office

7 m × 3 m (23′0″ × 9′10″)

from £13,449 + VAT

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Modular Unit

8 m × 3 m (26′3″ × 9′10″)

from £14,599 + VAT

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Modular Office

7 m × 3 m (23′0″ × 9′10″)

from £14,949 + VAT

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Modular Office

7 m × 3 m (23′0″ × 9′10″)

from £13,799 + VAT

This modular structure is a sleek, rectangular garden office clad entirely in dark charcoal-black paneling, arranged in a mix of horizontal slats on the upper sections and vertical slats framing the entry and side edges, giving a textured, contemporary look. The roof is flat, extending slightly beyond the walls for clean, minimalist lines. Centered on the front face is a tall glass double door with slim black frames and a vertical chrome handle, flanked by additional glass panels that flood the interior with light. To the left, a narrow vertical window sits near the corner, while the right side features a smaller square window. The building stands on a paved surface, backed by a leafy green tree and a metal fence.

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Modular Unit

8 m × 3 m (26′3″ × 9′10″)

from £13,299 + VAT

This modular garden office is a long, low, rectangular structure with a flat roof, viewed at an angle showing both its front and side. The exterior is clad in dark charcoal-grey paneling, arranged in vertical rectangular segments with visible seams. Set into the front facade is a large double-glazed glass door system with slim grey frames, flanked on either side by vertical wood-slat accent panels in a warm brown tone, creating a striking contrast against the dark cladding. Similar wood-slat detailing appears on the near side wall. The structure sits on gravel ground, with parked cars, trees, and an overcast blue sky with clouds visible in the background.

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Modular Office

7 m × 3 m (23′0″ × 9′10″)

from £14,999 + VAT

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Modular Unit

8 m × 3 m (26′3″ × 9′10″)

from £11,999 + VAT

This modern modular structure is a long, rectangular single-story unit with a flat roof, finished in dark charcoal-grey paneling that gives it a sleek, contemporary look. Vertical wood-slat cladding accents both ends and one large section on the front facade, adding warmth against the dark exterior. The front wall features a full-height glass door flanked by two large fixed glass window panels, allowing generous light inside. On the visible side wall, a narrower vertical window strip appears near the corner. The building rests on short support blocks above a gravel lot, with green trees and a partly cloudy blue sky in the background, plus stacked construction panels visible to the side.

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Modular Office

7 m × 3 m (23′0″ × 9′10″)

from £12,999 + VAT

This modular building is a long, rectangular single-story structure with a flat roof and dark charcoal-grey vertical slat cladding running along its length. The front-facing wall features three large glass door/window panels with dark metal frames, evenly spaced and topped by a slim overhanging awning strip. The narrower end wall has one smaller square window. The structure sits on a paved walkway bordered by neatly trimmed grass, shrubs, and ornamental grasses. Two dark sandwich-board signs stand nearby—one advertising an apartment community, the other listing development features—while modern apartment buildings and landscaped greenery fill the background under a bright blue sky with scattered clouds.

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Modular Office

7 m × 3 m (23′0″ × 9′10″)

from £10,299 + VAT

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Garden Office

6 m × 3 m (19′8″ × 9′10″)

from £11,500 + VAT

This modular garden office is a compact rectangular structure with a flat roof, photographed at an angle that reveals both its front and side facades. The exterior cladding combines dark charcoal-grey paneling along the upper band and side wall with crisp white vertical panels on the lower front section, creating a striking two-tone contrast. A large glazed area dominates the front, consisting of a sliding glass door system divided into three panels, bordered on the right by a narrow strip of natural wood slat cladding that adds warmth and texture. The structure sits on a paved brick surface, with trees and a clear blue sky visible in the background, and another similar unit partially seen to the right.

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Garden Office

6 m × 3 m (19′8″ × 9′10″)

from £9,500 + VAT

This modern garden building has a sleek rectangular form with a flat roof, its long side angled toward the viewer. The exterior is clad in dark charcoal-grey horizontal panels, giving it a crisp, contemporary look, accented by a slim white or light-grey trim strip running along the top edge just below the roofline. The front façade features a wide glass expanse: two large fixed windows flank a central glazed door with a slim handle, all set in matching dark frames. A narrow vertical strip of natural wood paneling appears near the corner, adding warmth. The structure sits on a light gravel and paving border, surrounded by neatly trimmed shrubs, ornamental grasses, and green lawn, with mature trees in the background.

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Garden Office

6 m × 3 m (19′8″ × 9′10″)

from £9,299 + VAT

This modular garden office is a rectangular, single-story structure with a flat roof, photographed at an angle that shows both its short front face and long side elevation. The exterior combines two-tone cladding: dark charcoal grey vertical panels frame the corners, roofline, and edges, while the main wall sections are finished in a lighter grey ribbed panel material. The front facade features a large square window on the left, a full-height glazed door with dark metal framing in the center, and a smaller square window to the right. The building sits on a paved brick surface, with bare trees visible in the background against an overcast sky.

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Modular Office

7 m × 3 m (23′0″ × 9′10″)

from £10,999 + VAT

This modular garden office is a sleek, rectangular single-story structure with a flat roof and clean, elongated proportions. The dark charcoal-grey cladding forms the base, accented by two diagonal wood-toned panel sections flanking the entrance, their angled slats adding warmth and texture. The front façade features a central glass double door flanked by two large fixed glass panels, creating a bright, symmetrical entrance with three see-through sections total. Above, a paneled grey fascia band wraps the upper portion beneath the flat roofline. The structure sits on a paved stone surface, with greenery and trees in the background beneath a clear blue sky, giving the building a modern, minimalist aesthetic.

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Modular Suite

9 m × 3 m (29′6″ × 9′10″)

from £25,919 + VAT

This modular garden office is a long, low, single-story rectangular structure with a flat roof, clad entirely in dark charcoal-black panels arranged in horizontal rows. Centered on the front façade is a wide glass entrance featuring double sliding doors flanked by narrow vertical slat-style panels on both sides, creating a striking textured accent against the smooth cladding. Small wall-mounted lights sit just above each side of the doorway. The building has no additional visible windows beyond this central glazed doorway section. It rests on a raised base, slightly elevated off the gravel ground, with a bright blue sky above and greenery framing both sides, while a larger house is visible in the background.

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Modular Studio

7 m × 3 m (23′0″ × 9′10″)

from £15,999 + VAT

This modern modular building sits low and horizontal, with a flat roofline and dark charcoal-grey metal cladding arranged in rectangular panels across its facade. The front features a large glazed double door with slim black frames positioned left of centre, offering full-height glass panels that reveal glimpses of the interior and landscape beyond. To the right of the entrance, a striking vertical wood-slat panel in warm honey-toned timber creates a natural accent against the dark exterior. Slender green metal fence posts stand in front of the building, hinting at an unfinished perimeter fence. The structure rests on a light concrete foundation strip, surrounded by patchy raw earth and unmown green grass in the foreground, under an overcast grey sky.

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Modular Studio

7 m × 3 m (23′0″ × 9′10″)

from £21,099 + VAT

This modular garden office is a long, low rectangular unit with a flat roof, photographed at an angle that shows its full front façade and part of one side. The exterior is finished in dark charcoal-grey panelling, accented with vertical slatted wood-toned strips arranged in evenly spaced columns, particularly framing the entrance and window areas. The front features one large fixed window with slim grey framing on the left side, and a matching grey door with a small vertical window pane to its right, both flanked by wooden slats. Small rectangular wall-mounted lights sit above each opening. The building rests on a paved brick surface, with another dark unit visible to the left.

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Modular Suite

10 m × 3 m (32′10″ × 9′10″)

from £25,699 + VAT

This modular garden building stands as a sleek rectangular structure with a low-pitched, single-slope roof that gives it a modern, minimalist silhouette. Its exterior is clad in vertical dark charcoal-grey metal paneling, creating clean linear texture across every surface. A single square window with slim black framing sits near the left corner, accented by a strip of warm wood-toned paneling running vertically beside it. On the opposite end, a tall glass-paneled entry door pairs with a narrow sidelight window, both trimmed in matching dark framing. A small dark light fixture is mounted on the wall between the window and door. The building rests on a low concrete block foundation, set against an open grassy field under a bright blue sky.

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Modular Office

7 m × 3 m (23′0″ × 9′10″)

from £15,099 + VAT

This modular garden building has a sleek, rectangular shape with a flat roof and clean, minimalist lines. The exterior is clad in dark charcoal-grey panels with subtle vertical seams, contrasted by warm horizontal wood-toned slats framing the entrances. At the front corner, a fully glazed double door system sits recessed within the wood paneling, opened to reveal the interior. Adjacent to it, a large sliding glass door with slim black frames spans much of the front façade, offering an expansive view inside. The structure sits on a gravel surface, with greenery and trees surrounding it, and a matching secondary unit is visible in the background.

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Modular Unit

8 m × 3 m (26′3″ × 9′10″)

from £13,499 + VAT

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Garden Office

6 m × 3 m (19′8″ × 9′10″)

from £9,499 + VAT

This is a compact, rectangular modular cabin with a flat roof, photographed at an angle that shows both its short front face and long side elevation. The exterior combines two materials: dark charcoal-grey paneling and warm brown wood-look cladding arranged in horizontal bands, meeting at crisp mitred corners. The front facade has a full-height grey door on the left paired with a tall glass panel beside it, while the long side features a smaller single door, another slim window, and one larger rectangular window further along. The structure sits on a gravel surface, with greenery and hedges visible to the left and another similar building partially visible on the right.

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Modular Office

7 m × 3 m (23′0″ × 9′10″)

from £10,999 + VAT

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Modular Unit

8 m × 3 m (26′3″ × 9′10″)

from £12,499 + VAT

This modern modular building presents a sleek, elongated rectangular form with a flat roof, photographed at an angle that reveals both its front and side facades. The upper portion features dark gray geometric paneling with a subtle diamond-textured pattern, while the lower section combines matching dark cladding with striking diagonal wood-toned slats arranged in a chevron-like design on both the front corner and side wall. The front facade showcases a full glass frontage—a wide sliding glass door system alongside a hinged glass entry door with a vertical handle, creating an expansive, light-filled entrance. No additional windows appear on the visible side wall, which remains solid black paneling, emphasizing clean, minimalist lines throughout.

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Modular Suite

10 m × 3 m (32′10″ × 9′10″)

from £19,999 + VAT

This modular building is a long, narrow rectangular structure with a flat roof, photographed at an angle that shows its full length receding into the distance. The exterior is clad in vertical wooden slats with a warm honey-brown finish, running uniformly across the walls and creating a textured, ribbed appearance. Dark charcoal-black trim frames the edges, roofline, and window surrounds, providing sharp contrast to the wood tones. Along the visible long side, there are two large windows and one narrower door positioned between them, all with black frames. The near end features another window on the black-paneled end wall. The building sits on light gravel, with a small black nameplate visible near its base.

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Modular Unit

8 m × 3 m (26′3″ × 9′10″)

from £14,799 + VAT

This modular building is a long, low, rectangular structure with a flat roof, photographed at an angle that shows its front and side. The exterior combines smooth white panel cladding with vertical strips of natural wood-toned slats, arranged in alternating bands for a striking contrast. The front facade features a large glass door system—paired dark-framed doors flanked by wide glass panels—stretching almost the full width, allowing generous light into the interior. Above this glazing runs a row of square white paneling. A small additional window appears on the adjoining side structure. The overall proportions are elongated and single-story, giving it a sleek, modern cabin-like appearance, sitting on a gravel surface with a plain corrugated shed visible in the background.

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Modular Office

7 m × 3 m (23′0″ × 9′10″)

from £10,949 + VAT

This modern modular unit has a long, low rectangular shape with a flat roof, viewed from an angled corner. The exterior alternates between smooth white paneling and vertical dark wood-toned slat cladding, creating a striped, contemporary look. The white sections feature subtle horizontal seam lines for a sleek finish. Centered on the front face is a dark-framed double glass door with a silver handle, flanked by wood-slat panels. To its right sits a large fixed rectangular window, also dark-framed, matching the door's frame color. The structure sits on paved stone ground, with trees and a cloudy sky visible behind it, and another similar unit partially visible to the right.

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Modular Suite

8 m × 3 m (26′3″ × 9′10″)

from £24,800 + VAT

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Portable Pod

3 m × 2 m (9′10″ × 6′7″)

from £7,300 + VAT

This compact modular structure has a simple rectangular shape with a flat roof, giving it a clean, boxy silhouette. The front façade features a single dark grey metal door positioned centrally, fitted with a horizontal handle and visible hinges. Flanking the door on both sides are vertical wood-toned slatted panels, alternating light and dark strips, which add warmth and texture against the otherwise charcoal-grey exterior. Above, a solid dark grey band spans the width of the building, subtly divided into panel sections. The structure sits on small wheels, suggesting portability, and is placed on a gravel surface, with greenery and a partly cloudy blue sky visible behind it.

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Modular Building

9 m × 3 m (29′6″ × 9′10″)

from £15,999 + VAT

This modular garden building is a long, low rectangular structure with a flat roof, photographed at an angle that shows both its short end and long side. The exterior is clad in dark charcoal-grey panels, contrasted by vertical light wood-toned slats accenting the corners and framing sections of glazing. Along the front, there are three large fixed windows and one central glass entry door with a slim adjoining sidelight window, all set in dark aluminum-style frames. A smaller window sits on the shorter left-facing wall. The roofline is crisp and minimal, overhanging slightly. The building rests on the ground with visible support blocks beneath, set against a backdrop of birch trees and gravel.

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Modular Office

7 m × 3 m (23′0″ × 9′10″)

from £13,199 + VAT

This modular building is a sleek, rectangular structure with a flat roof, clad entirely in dark charcoal-grey paneling arranged in a horizontal ribbed pattern that gives it a modern, streamlined look. The front façade features a large sliding glass door system with three panels, positioned centrally, allowing full visibility into the interior space. To its left stands a narrower single-hinged glass door, tucked into the corner of the building. Breaking up the dark exterior, a warm honey-toned wood-paneled accent section sits to the right of the sliding doors, adding contrast and texture. The structure rests on a gravel surface, with trees and additional matching units visible in the background.

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Modular Home

10 m × 3.2 m (32′10″ × 10′6″)

from £45,999 + VAT

This modular building is a long, narrow structure with a striking triangular gable roof at its front end, tapering to a sharp peak. The exterior combines dark charcoal-black paneling with warm horizontal wood cladding on the front gable and along sections of the side wall. Large glass sliding doors and windows run along the side, revealing a softly lit interior with a couch and kitchen area. The front features a tall glass door beneath the peak, flanked by wood slats. A wooden staircase leads up to a covered deck enclosed by a vertical slat railing, creating a partially open terrace area to the right of the entrance.

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Modular Studio

7 m × 3 m (23′0″ × 9′10″)

from £18,249 + VAT

This is an interior view of a narrow, elongated modular room with a clean, minimalist design. The space stretches from a cozy living area in the foreground to a small kitchenette and hallway beyond. White paneled walls and ceiling create a bright, airy feel, complemented by warm wood-toned laminate flooring. On the right side, a full-height glass door with black framing leads outside, flanked by two smaller square windows also trimmed in black. A beige sofa with patterned and green throw pillows sits against the left wall, paired with a wooden coffee table holding a glass vase of greenery. The kitchenette features white upper cabinets, dark lower cabinets, and a wood countertop with a black faucet.

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Garden Office

6 m × 3 m (19′8″ × 9′10″)

from £9,599 + VAT

This modular building presents a sleek, rectangular form clad entirely in smooth, dark slate-grey composite panels with subtle vertical seam lines. The flat roof has a slightly raised edge, giving it a clean, boxy silhouette typical of contemporary garden offices or portable cabins. On the left side of the front-facing wall, a single square window features a hinged flap that opens outward and upward, propped by two support struts, revealing a plain white-painted interior beneath. To the right, a tall single door stands open, its grey exterior matching the cladding, exposing a bright white interior with light wooden flooring. The structure sits on a paved surface, with a wood-paneled building visible faintly in the background.

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Garden Office

6 m × 3 m (19′8″ × 9′10″)

from £10,199 + VAT

This modern modular building sits on a gravel surface, presenting a sleek rectangular box shape with a flat roof. The exterior is clad in dark charcoal-grey square panels arranged in a grid pattern, giving it a crisp, contemporary look. A horizontal navy-blue accent stripe wraps around the structure just above the entrance, adding a pop of color. On the front-facing corner, there's a tall glass door with a slim frame, and beside it a large fixed window pane. Around the corner on the shorter visible side, another full-height glass panel serves as a window. The overall proportions are low and elongated, giving it a minimalist, cabin-like garden office appearance.

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Modular Office

7 m × 3 m (23′0″ × 9′10″)

from £11,050 + VAT

This modular garden office is a long, rectangular single-storey unit with a flat roof, standing on a gravel surface against a backdrop of leafy trees. Its cladding is vibrant green paneling on the upper section and sides, broken by vertical dark charcoal-grey stripes that add rhythmic contrast. The front façade features a symmetrical layout: two large fixed glass windows on either side flank a central glazed door, all framed in matching dark grey. The overall proportions are wide and low, emphasizing horizontal lines. Thin structural seams divide the green panels into a grid pattern, giving a clean, modern, prefabricated appearance suited for a compact office or garden studio.

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Garden Office

6 m × 3 m (19′8″ × 9′10″)

from £9,999 + VAT

This modern modular structure sits as a long rectangular box with a flat roof, photographed at an angle showing both its short front end and long side elevation. The cladding is dark charcoal-grey composite panels arranged in vertical sections, giving a sleek, sharp-edged appearance with visible seam lines. Slim vertical white or light-grey accent strips run alongside the corners and glazing, adding contrast. The front facade features a large floor-to-ceiling glass door flanked by narrow glass panels, while the long side wall includes a wide run of glass doors and windows—appearing to be four to five panes plus a door—allowing full visibility into the empty white-walled interior. The building rests on a paved brick surface, with bare trees visible behind it.

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Modular Building

9 m × 3 m (29′6″ × 9′10″)

from £14,800 + VAT

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Modular Suite

9 m × 3 m (29′6″ × 9′10″)

from £23,598 + VAT

This interior view down a narrow tiny-house-style building shows warm honey-toned wood cladding covering the walls and a paneled wooden ceiling running the length of the space, giving it a cozy cabin feel. To the left, a compact kitchen features light wood cabinetry, a marble-look backsplash, a built-in cooktop counter, and a white under-counter appliance below. Two geometric wire pendant lamps hang from the ceiling near the entrance. A tall wooden door with a vertical handle stands mid-room, leading toward a hallway with dark wood-effect flooring. Further back, a large window lets in daylight on the right, and another doorway is visible at the far end of the corridor.

P-29

Portable Cabin

5 m × 3 m (16′5″ × 9′10″)

from £10,400 + VAT

This modular garden office is a sleek, rectangular structure with a low-pitched flat roof topped by vertical wood-toned slatted panels running along the upper edge and wrapping down one corner. The main body is clad in dark charcoal-grey ribbed metal panelling, giving it a modern, streamlined appearance. The front façade features a full-height glass double door with slim dark frames, positioned right of center, paired with a matching glass side panel to its left, allowing ample natural light inside. The structure has clean, sharp edges and a boxy yet elegant silhouette, sitting on a gravel surface with trees and parked cars visible in the background.

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Garden Office

6 m × 3 m (19′8″ × 9′10″)

from £7,999 + VAT

This modular garden office is a sleek rectangular structure with a flat roof, elongated in shape to suggest a spacious single-room interior. The front façade combines two contrasting cladding materials: warm honey-toned horizontal wood-effect paneling on both outer sections, framing a central dark charcoal-grey area finished in smooth vertical panels. This dark central section houses the entryway—a full-height glass door flanked symmetrically by two large fixed glass windows, all set in matching anthracite frames that let in abundant light and reflect the surrounding trees and pavement. The roofline and upper wall are finished in the same dark grey paneling, creating a clean, modern contrast against the wood accents below.

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Garden Office

from £23,598 + VAT

This modern garden building has a sleek, elongated rectangular form with a flat roof, capped by a black metal fascia that wraps seamlessly around the structure's edges. The exterior is clad predominantly in dark charcoal-black vertical corrugated metal panels, giving it a crisp, contemporary industrial look. Contrasting warm cedar-toned wood slats frame the entry areas, adding natural texture against the black. Along the long side, two tall windows sit beside a wood-trimmed entrance, while the near end features another large window framed similarly in timber. A small black wall-mounted light fixture sits beneath the roofline. The building rests on a herringbone brick paved patio, surrounded by green lawn and trees under an overcast sky.

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Modular Office

7 m × 3 m (23′0″ × 9′10″)

from £14,849 + VAT

P-1

Modular Studio

9 m × 3 m (29′6″ × 9′10″)

from £27,499 + VAT

This modular building is a long, low, rectangular structure with a flat roof, finished in dark charcoal-black cladding arranged in horizontal panels on top and vertical slats lower down. A striking vertical wood-toned slatted panel breaks up the black facade near the left-center, adding warmth and texture. To its right, a small square window sits above head height, and further along, full-height dark-framed glass doors and sliding panels dominate the front corner, offering wide transparency into the interior. The building sits on a paved surface with grass and trees visible behind it under an overcast sky, giving it a sleek, minimalist, contemporary appearance with clean lines and sharp geometric proportions.

Frequently asked questions

Do you sell garden rooms?

Yes — every building we supply is a garden room. You will not see the words on an individual model, because each one carries its own name describing its size and how it is fitted out.

Do you offer 2.5 m high garden rooms?

Yes — we build at 2.5 m to order. The standard height is up to 3 m depending on the model, and the lower version is taken off the top: the doors and windows stay exactly as they are, and it is the wall above them that gets shorter. Ask for the 2.5 m version when you enquire.

What areas do you cover?

We cover the whole of the UK. Delivery cost depends on the distance to your location.

Is there a warranty?

Yes, every unit comes with a minimum 1-year manufacturer warranty.

Do I buy directly from you?

Pod Unit Group is the main UK representative of Dampol Investment. We collect and pass on customer enquiries for fulfilment; payment and warranty terms are handled directly with the manufacturer.

Are these genuinely manufacturer prices?

Yes — we work directly with Dampol Investment, one of Europe's leading modular building manufacturers (over 1,500 units produced every year), so the prices you see are the manufacturer's own prices, with no middleman mark-up.

Do I need planning permission?

In most cases, modular units under a certain height don't require planning permission under UK permitted development rules — but this depends on your specific property, so we always recommend checking with your local council before ordering.

How long does it take from order to delivery?

Typically 1–3 months from when your order is placed. The exact time depends on how complex the specification is — a straightforward unit is at the quicker end, while a heavily fitted or bespoke build takes longer.

How do I order?

Everything you need is on this page: every unit has its own enquiry button, and our phone number and email address are at the top. Get in touch quoting the model code — P-37, for example — and we will take it from there.

What base does it need?

No special foundations. The unit spreads its weight over a large area, so it only needs firm, level ground — how you prepare that is up to you. Soft or waterlogged ground is not suitable.

Can I order a bespoke/custom unit?

Yes, bespoke modular solutions tailored to your individual needs are available.

Will there be a language barrier since the manufacturer is European?

No — all communication runs through Pod Unit Group in the UK, so everything is handled in English from your first enquiry through to delivery.

How does transport and unloading work?

Dampol Investment has its own transport fleet with vehicles fitted with self-loading cranes (HIAB/HDS) that handle standard on-site unloading. If your unit needs to go somewhere harder to reach — for example, a back garden with no direct access — customers sometimes arrange their own long-reach crane hire separately (cost and arrangement is the customer's responsibility). Positioned on the street side, such a crane can easily lift the unit straight over the house into the garden — the only requirement is that the crane has room to stand outside the property.

When can I reach you?

You can send an enquiry at any time — the form is open around the clock and we reply by email. If you would rather speak to someone, we are on the phone Monday to Friday, 7am to 2pm.

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Modular Building

10 m × 3 m (32′10″ × 9′10″)

from £25,798 + VAT

Two separate rooms allow the private area to be kept apart from the space accessible to guests. Extensive glazing softens the building’s solid appearance, giving it a more open feel.
* 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 is an interior view of a modular building, showing a long, narrow rectangular room with a minimalist aesthetic. The walls and ceiling are finished in smooth white panels, divided by bold black structural beams that run along the ceiling line and down the corners, creating a striking geometric contrast. The left wall features built-in white cabinetry with a black-trimmed door. The floor has a polished grey concrete or stone-effect finish. On the right side, a large floor-to-ceiling black-framed window spans most of the wall, offering a view of green trees, grass, and a paved path outside. Further back, a dark-paneled entry door with slatted inserts is visible near the corridor's end.

• Steel Frame ☐ 100 mm
• Insulation PIR 100 mm
• 2.5 m High Available
• Full Electrical 230 V
• Sinclair Air Con 3.5 kW
• Aluminium Joinery
• Aluminium Entrance Door
• Triple-Glazed Windows
• Thermally Broken Aluminium Windows
• Two Separate Internal Rooms
• Matt Black Facade Panels
• Winchester Wood-Effect Facade Slats
• PVC Flooring - Concrete Effect

This photo shows the interior hallway of a modular building, a narrow corridor stretching toward a far door at the end. The walls are finished in crisp white paneling with bold black trim running along the upper edges and baseboards, creating a sharp contrast. Two dark doors with narrow horizontal glass inserts are set into the right-hand wall, while a third black door with slim glass strips sits directly ahead at the hallway's end, fitted with a black handle. The ceiling is white, segmented by a black structural beam running its length. The floor has a smooth, polished concrete-style finish in warm grey-beige tones, completing the clean, modern aesthetic.