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-79
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.
Centrally positioned glazing provides plenty of natural light, while the areas on either side create more sheltered spaces. This layout combines a well-lit main area with sections offering greater privacy. * 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 office has a sleek, boxy rectangular form with a flat roof, giving it a clean, contemporary profile. Its exterior is clad in dark charcoal-grey paneling, arranged in a grid pattern of rectangular segments that create subtle horizontal and vertical lines across every surface. On the visible front-left face, there's one large floor-to-ceiling glass window or door panel, reflecting the surroundings and allowing natural light inside. The structure sits on paved stone ground, with a cardboard box and trees visible in the background. The overall aesthetic is minimalist and modern, with crisp edges, uniform paneling, and no visible roof overhang, giving it a sharp, cube-like silhouette.
• Steel Frame ☐ 50 mm • Insulation EPS • 2.5 m High Available • Full Electrical 230 V • Aluminium Joinery • Aluminium Entrance Door • Double-Glazed Windows • Anthracite Facade Cassettes • PVC Flooring - Wood Effect
This photo shows the interior of an empty modular room or garden office, captured from a corner angle that draws the eye down a long stretch of wall toward the far end of the space. The walls and ceiling are finished in plain white paneling, with visible seams marking where the sections join together, giving a clean, uniform look. A single rectangular light fixture is mounted flush against the ceiling. No windows or doors are visible in this particular view, suggesting they're located on the opposite wall, out of frame. The flooring is a dark, wood-effect laminate with a realistic grain pattern, contrasting sharply against the bright white walls and ceiling. The overall impression is of a simple, rectangular, unfurnished room.