Combine a Beautiful Garden Room with Convenient, Secure Storage in One Building

Garden rooms have become an increasingly popular way to create additional space at home, providing comfortable environments for working, relaxing, exercising and enjoying hobbies. However, many homeowners face another challenge: finding somewhere practical to store bicycles, gardening equipment, tools and other outdoor belongings.

A garden room with integrated storage offers an attractive solution to both requirements.

Rather than installing a separate garden room and traditional garden shed, a combination garden building brings the two functions together within a single, carefully designed structure.

The result is a stylish, versatile garden room with a dedicated storage compartment that can be accessed independently from the main living area.

Whether you're considering a garden office with storage, a garden gym with a shed, or a contemporary garden room with a concealed storage section, these combination buildings offer an efficient way to make better use of your outdoor space.

For homeowners with smaller gardens, the benefits can be particularly appealing. Instead of accommodating two separate buildings, a single structure can provide both comfortable indoor space and practical storage without unnecessarily dominating the garden.

Modern garden rooms with storage can also be designed to complement your home and landscaping, with coordinated exterior cladding, attractive glazing and discreet storage doors.

In this article, we'll explore the advantages of garden room and shed combinations, the different ways they can be used, popular layouts, storage ideas and the important design considerations when planning your building.

We'll also explain how an Oeco Garden Room can be designed to incorporate a separate storage area, creating a practical and attractive addition to your property.

What Is a Garden Room with Integrated Storage?

A garden room with integrated storage is a single garden building divided into two distinct areas.

The main section provides a comfortable, fully insulated space for activities such as home working, fitness, relaxation or entertainment.

The second section provides a dedicated storage compartment for bicycles, gardening equipment, tools, outdoor furniture and other household belongings.

Unlike a conventional garden room containing a few cupboards or shelves, an integrated storage design can incorporate a completely separate compartment with its own external entrance.

This allows the storage area to be accessed without walking through the main garden room.

For example, a homeowner could enjoy a beautifully finished garden office while storing bicycles and gardening equipment in an adjoining compartment.

The two spaces can have different interior finishes and layouts while sharing the same overall building design.

A separate storage area also helps prevent dirty equipment, damp gardening tools and bulky items from interfering with the comfortable environment of the main garden room.

The result is a practical combination of additional living space and convenient outdoor storage.

Why Are Garden Rooms with Storage Becoming Popular?

Modern households often need more space for several different purposes.

Working from home has increased demand for dedicated garden offices, while home fitness, hobbies and entertainment have created interest in versatile garden rooms.

At the same time, many homeowners need additional storage for bicycles, garden machinery, outdoor furniture and household equipment.

Traditionally, these requirements would involve purchasing two separate buildings.

However, installing a garden room and a garden shed independently can occupy more garden space and create a less coordinated appearance.

A combination garden room offers an alternative by incorporating both functions within one structure.

This can be particularly attractive for homeowners who want to maintain an organised, uncluttered garden.

A single building with matching cladding and coordinated doors can also look more attractive than two unrelated garden buildings positioned alongside one another.

For customers investing in a landscaped garden, the ability to combine practical storage with contemporary architectural styling is an important advantage.

Garden Room and Shed Combinations – One Building, Two Purposes

A garden room and shed combination is one of the most practical designs for homeowners who need additional living space and outdoor storage.

The garden room provides a comfortable interior for everyday activities, while the adjoining shed compartment accommodates items that would otherwise occupy valuable space inside the house or garage.

The storage area can be designed with a separate external door, allowing convenient access to equipment without entering the main room.

This is particularly useful for storing muddy gardening tools, bicycles, lawnmowers and other items that are best kept away from furniture and interior finishes.

The external appearance can remain consistent across both sections, creating the impression of one carefully designed garden building.

Depending on the design, the storage compartment may be positioned at either end of the building or incorporated behind part of the main garden room.

The most suitable arrangement depends on the available space, access requirements and intended use.

Garden Offices with Storage

One of the most attractive applications for a combination building is a garden office with integrated storage.

A dedicated garden office provides a peaceful, professional environment away from household distractions.

However, many homeowners also need somewhere to store bicycles, gardening equipment and household belongings.

By incorporating a separate storage compartment, both requirements can be accommodated within the same building.

Keep Your Office Separate from Garden Equipment

A garden office should provide a clean, organised environment suitable for computers, desks and other professional equipment.

Storing gardening tools, bicycles or outdoor furniture within the office itself can quickly make the space feel overcrowded.

A separate storage compartment allows these items to remain conveniently accessible without affecting the working environment.

This is particularly beneficial for smaller garden offices where every square metre of usable interior space matters.

Create a Professional Working Environment

The main office can feature attractive flooring, comfortable furniture, suitable lighting and practical storage for documents and office equipment.

Meanwhile, the adjoining shed section can incorporate shelving, hooks and racks for outdoor belongings.

Having separate entrances allows the office to remain private and professional, even when family members need to access gardening equipment.

For homeowners working from home regularly, this arrangement offers an excellent combination of convenience and practicality.

Garden Gyms with Storage

Garden gyms are another popular application for combination garden buildings.

A dedicated home gym provides somewhere to exercise without travelling to a commercial fitness centre.

However, fitness equipment can occupy considerable space, particularly when combined with bicycles, outdoor sports equipment and household storage.

A garden gym with a separate storage compartment allows the main exercise area to remain uncluttered.

Keep Exercise Equipment Organised

The gym itself can accommodate treadmills, exercise bikes, rowing machines, weights and other fitness equipment.

A separate storage section can provide space for bicycles, sports accessories, garden furniture and equipment that does not need to remain in the main exercise area.

This can make the gym more comfortable and easier to use.

For customers who enjoy cycling, the storage compartment may be particularly useful for keeping road bikes, mountain bikes and cycling accessories organised.

Plan Your Gym Layout Carefully

When designing a garden gym with storage, consider the space required for exercise equipment and safe movement.

Treadmills, weight benches and other equipment often require more room than their physical dimensions suggest.

Floor loading and ceiling height should also be considered, particularly when using heavy weights or specialist fitness equipment.

The storage compartment should be positioned so that bicycles and other belongings can be accessed without interfering with the exercise area.

A well-planned combination building can provide an attractive private fitness space alongside practical everyday storage.

Garden Rooms with Bicycle Storage

Bicycle storage is one of the strongest reasons to consider a garden room with an integrated shed.

Many households own several bicycles, including road bikes, mountain bikes, electric bikes and children's bicycles.

Storing these inside the house is often inconvenient, while garages can become overcrowded.

A separate storage compartment incorporated into a garden room provides a convenient solution.

Wall-mounted racks, floor stands and vertical bicycle storage systems can help maximise the available space.

For expensive bicycles, security should be considered carefully.

Suitable door locks, approved ground anchors and additional security measures may be advisable, depending on the value of the equipment.

Electric bike batteries should be stored and charged in accordance with the manufacturer's instructions, with appropriate attention to electrical and fire safety.

A garden room with bicycle storage allows the main room to remain comfortable and attractive while keeping bikes readily accessible.

Garden Rooms with Storage for Smaller Gardens

For homeowners with limited outdoor space, installing two separate garden buildings may not be practical.

A garden room with integrated storage can provide a more efficient solution by combining both functions within a single footprint.

Instead of positioning a garden shed alongside a garden office, the storage compartment can be incorporated into the same rectangular building.

This creates a more compact arrangement and can help preserve valuable lawn, patio and planting areas.

Make Better Use of Available Space

A carefully designed combination building can accommodate a useful garden room and practical storage without occupying an unnecessarily large area.

For example, a 5m-wide building might allocate approximately 3.5m to the main garden room and 1.5m to storage, subject to the building's construction and internal dimensions.

The exact proportions can be adjusted according to your requirements.

Customers who need only modest storage may prefer a smaller compartment, while those with several bicycles or substantial garden machinery may require a larger section.

Maintain an Attractive Garden Appearance

Combining two functions within one building can also create a cleaner architectural appearance.

Rather than having several unrelated structures positioned around the garden, a single contemporary building can provide a more coordinated design.

Matching cladding, rooflines and door colours help create a consistent exterior.

For smaller gardens, this can make the overall space feel more organised and carefully planned.

Separate External Storage Entrances

One of the most important features of a garden room with storage is the ability to access the storage compartment independently.

A separate external door allows bicycles, tools and gardening equipment to be moved in and out without passing through the main garden room.

This is particularly beneficial when the main room contains furniture, computers, flooring or other items that need to remain clean and protected.

Choosing the Right Storage Door

The ideal storage door depends on the items you intend to store.

A conventional single door may be sufficient for smaller tools, gardening equipment and household belongings.

For bicycles, lawnmowers or larger equipment, a wider entrance may be more practical.

Double doors can provide convenient access for bulky items, although they require sufficient external clearance.

The position of the storage entrance should also be considered carefully.

Locating the door close to a garden pathway or access route can make everyday use more convenient.

Concealed Storage Compartments

For customers who prefer a particularly clean, contemporary appearance, the storage compartment can be designed to blend into the overall building.

Matching exterior cladding and carefully positioned doors can help make the storage area less visually prominent.

This is particularly attractive for modern garden rooms where minimalist styling is an important consideration.

A discreet storage entrance can be incorporated into a side elevation, leaving the main glazed frontage dedicated to the garden room.

Alternatively, the storage compartment can be positioned at the rear where access and garden layout permit.

The objective is to provide practical storage without compromising the appearance of the main building.

Garden Room Storage Layout Ideas

The layout of a combination garden room should reflect how frequently the storage area will be used and the type of equipment being stored.

There are several practical arrangements to consider.

Side-by-Side Layout

A side-by-side design places the garden room and storage compartment next to one another.

Both sections share the same roofline and exterior styling, creating a simple rectangular building.

This is often an effective arrangement for garden offices with storage or garden gyms with adjoining sheds.

Rear Storage Compartment

Where the building is sufficiently deep, the storage section can be positioned behind the main garden room.

This allows the front elevation to feature attractive glazing while the storage area remains less visible.

However, access to the rear compartment must be considered carefully.

Storage at One End

Positioning storage at one end of the building can provide convenient access while allowing the main room to occupy the remaining space.

This arrangement can work particularly well where the building is positioned along a garden boundary.

The best layout will depend on the garden dimensions, access routes and intended use.

How Much Storage Space Do You Need?

Choosing the correct storage compartment size is important.

A section that is too small may quickly become overcrowded, while an unnecessarily large compartment can reduce the usable space available within the main garden room.

Start by listing the items you intend to store.

Consider bicycles, lawnmowers, garden tools, outdoor furniture, sports equipment and seasonal household belongings.

Measure larger items and allow sufficient clearance for moving them through the entrance.

For bicycles, consider whether they will be stored horizontally, vertically or on wall-mounted racks.

For garden machinery, check the width of the equipment and whether it can be manoeuvred safely.

It is also worth allowing some additional space for future storage requirements.

A well-organised compartment with suitable shelving can often accommodate more equipment than a larger but poorly planned storage area.

Practical Storage Ideas for Combination Garden Rooms

Good organisation can make a substantial difference to the usefulness of an integrated storage compartment.

Wall-Mounted Shelving

Strong shelving provides convenient storage for smaller items, gardening supplies and household equipment.

Shelves should be securely supported and suitable for the weight of the items being stored.

Bicycle Racks

Wall-mounted or freestanding bicycle racks can help maximise floor space.

Vertical storage may be particularly useful where the compartment is relatively narrow.

Tool Hooks and Organisers

Hooks, tool racks and storage panels provide convenient places for gardening tools, hoses and accessories.

Keeping frequently used items visible and accessible makes everyday storage more practical.

Secure Storage Cabinets

Lockable cabinets can provide additional protection for valuable tools and smaller equipment.

For particularly expensive belongings, consider the overall security of the compartment and any relevant insurance requirements.

Garden Rooms with Storage for Hobbies and Leisure

Although garden offices and gyms are popular combination uses, integrated storage can be beneficial for many other activities.

A garden art studio might include a separate compartment for easels, canvases and larger equipment.

A garden games room could incorporate storage for outdoor toys, sports equipment and seasonal furniture.

A garden lounge might benefit from somewhere to store cushions, patio accessories and garden maintenance equipment.

For families with children, a separate storage area can help keep bicycles, scooters and outdoor toys organised without cluttering the main garden room.

The flexibility of a combination building makes it suitable for a wide variety of lifestyles.

Garden Rooms with Storage vs Separate Garden Sheds

One of the main decisions homeowners face is whether to install a garden room with integrated storage or purchase a separate garden shed.

Both approaches have advantages.

A separate shed can be positioned independently and may be suitable where an existing garden room is already installed.

However, two buildings can occupy more space and may not provide a coordinated appearance.

A combination building offers the opportunity to incorporate both functions within one structure.

This can simplify the overall garden layout and create a more consistent architectural design.

There may also be practical advantages to planning both spaces together, particularly when considering foundations, access and installation.

However, an integrated storage compartment does not automatically make a combination building cheaper than two separate structures.

The overall cost will depend on the dimensions, specification and individual design.

Contemporary Garden Rooms with Integrated Storage

Modern garden rooms with storage can be designed to look just as attractive as conventional contemporary garden rooms.

Clean lines, coordinated cladding and carefully positioned glazing can create a stylish exterior.

Composite cladding offers a relatively low-maintenance finish, while natural timber materials such as Thermowood and Western Red Cedar provide warmth and character.

Anthracite grey doors and windows can create a coordinated appearance across both the garden room and storage compartment.

For customers who want a particularly discreet storage area, the external door can be positioned away from the main glazed elevation.

The result is a practical building that combines modern architectural styling with everyday functionality.

Keeping the Garden Room and Storage Area Separate

Although both sections form part of the same building, their intended uses are quite different.

The garden room should provide a comfortable environment for working, relaxing or enjoying hobbies.

The storage compartment may contain bicycles, gardening equipment, tools and other belongings that introduce dirt or moisture.

Separating these areas helps protect the main room from unnecessary clutter and contamination.

Where appropriate, the storage section can have a more practical interior finish than the main garden room.

Ventilation and moisture management should also be considered, particularly when storing wet equipment.

Customers intending to store fuel, chemicals, batteries or machinery should ensure the compartment is suitable for those items and follow the relevant safety guidance.

Planning Permission for Garden Rooms with Storage

Many garden rooms with integrated storage in England may qualify for permitted development, provided they meet the relevant planning conditions.

These include restrictions relating to building height, location, garden coverage and intended use.

The storage compartment generally forms part of the overall building when considering its dimensions and planning requirements.

For example, under the usual permitted development rules for houses in England, an outbuilding within two metres of a boundary must not exceed 2.5 metres in overall height.

Different requirements may apply to listed buildings, designated areas and properties where permitted development rights have been restricted.

Building Regulations requirements should also be considered separately, particularly for larger buildings or those positioned close to boundaries.

It is advisable to establish the relevant requirements before proceeding with your installation.

Choosing the Right Garden Room and Storage Combination

The most successful combination buildings are designed around the customer's individual requirements.

Before choosing a layout, consider how the main garden room will be used and which items need to be stored.

A garden office may require only a modest storage compartment for bicycles and tools.

A garden gym might benefit from a larger section for sports equipment and outdoor belongings.

A family entertainment room could incorporate storage for garden furniture, children's toys and seasonal accessories.

The position of the building within the garden is equally important.

Consider the direction of natural light, access to the storage entrance and how the building will connect with existing paths and patios.

Careful planning helps ensure both areas remain practical and enjoyable.

Why Choose Oeco for a Garden Room with Storage?

Established in 2006, Oeco Garden Rooms is a family-run manufacturer with 20 years of experience designing, manufacturing and installing garden buildings throughout the UK.

We understand that every customer has different requirements, which is why we offer a choice of garden room sizes, designs and specifications.

For homeowners seeking additional living space alongside practical storage, we can discuss the possibility of incorporating a separate storage compartment into a garden room design.

This allows customers to explore layouts that combine a comfortable garden office, gym or relaxation space with convenient storage for bicycles, tools and outdoor equipment.

Our Premium Garden Rooms feature fully insulated construction, professionally plastered interiors and a choice of attractive exterior cladding materials.

We also manufacture Premium Garden Sheds for customers who require dedicated outdoor storage without an adjoining garden room.

Our experienced installation teams undertake foundations and professional on-site construction, helping provide a straightforward purchasing experience.

Customers are welcome to visit our two indoor showrooms in Ripon, North Yorkshire, where our friendly team can explain the available options and discuss individual requirements.

Conclusion – One Stylish Building, Two Practical Solutions

A garden room with integrated storage offers an attractive way to combine additional living space with practical outdoor storage, making better use of your garden without the need for two separate buildings.

Whether you're looking for a garden office with storage, a garden gym with an adjoining shed or a contemporary garden room with a discreet storage compartment, a carefully designed combination building can provide the perfect balance between comfort, convenience and functionality.

One of the greatest advantages of a garden room and shed combination is the ability to keep the two areas completely separate.

The main garden room can provide a comfortable, fully insulated environment for working, exercising, relaxing or entertaining, while the adjoining storage compartment offers a dedicated space for bicycles, gardening equipment, tools and other household belongings.

With its own external entrance, the storage area can be accessed independently, helping keep the main garden room clean, organised and free from unnecessary clutter.

Make Better Use of Your Garden Space

For homeowners with limited outdoor space, combining a garden room and storage compartment within one building can be particularly beneficial.

Rather than installing two separate structures, a single building provides a more coordinated appearance while potentially preserving valuable lawn, patio and planting areas.

Modern combination garden rooms can also be designed to complement your home, with attractive exterior cladding, contemporary glazing and carefully positioned storage doors.

Whether you prefer natural timber finishes or low-maintenance composite materials, a thoughtfully designed building can become an attractive feature within your garden.

A Flexible Solution for Modern Living

Garden rooms with storage offer excellent versatility because they accommodate two different household requirements within one structure.

A garden office can provide a dedicated professional workspace alongside secure bicycle storage.

A garden gym can incorporate a separate compartment for sports equipment and gardening tools.

A garden lounge or entertainment room can include convenient storage for outdoor furniture, cushions and seasonal accessories.

As your circumstances change, both the garden room and storage compartment can often be adapted to accommodate different requirements.

This flexibility makes combination garden buildings an appealing long-term addition to the home.

Discover Oeco Garden Rooms with Storage

At Oeco Garden Rooms, we understand that every customer has different requirements when it comes to additional living space and garden storage.

Established in 2006, our family-run business has extensive experience designing, manufacturing and installing garden buildings throughout the UK.

We can discuss incorporating a separate storage compartment into a garden room design, allowing you to combine a comfortable interior with practical outdoor storage.

Our team can help you explore suitable dimensions, layouts, exterior finishes and access arrangements to create a building that complements your property and lifestyle.

Whether you're considering a compact garden office with storage or a larger garden room and shed combination, we're here to help you find a practical solution.

Explore our range of Oeco Garden Rooms to discover the available designs, sizes and exterior finishes.

Alternatively, if your main priority is secure outdoor storage, explore our dedicated Oeco Premium Garden Sheds.

You can also visit our two indoor showrooms in Ripon, North Yorkshire, where our friendly team will be happy to discuss your requirements and explain the available options.

Create Your Perfect Garden Room and Storage Combination

A well-designed garden room with integrated storage provides more than simply extra space. It offers a practical way to organise your home, enjoy your garden and create a dedicated environment for the activities that matter to you.

By combining comfortable living space with convenient storage, you can enjoy the benefits of both without compromising the appearance of your garden.

Contact Oeco Garden Rooms today to discuss your garden room with storage requirements and explore the possibilities for your property.

10 Benefits of Garden Rooms with Storage

1. Combine Two Practical Spaces in One Building

A garden room with integrated storage provides the convenience of two separate spaces within one attractive building. Enjoy a comfortable, fully insulated garden office, gym or relaxation room alongside a dedicated compartment for bicycles, gardening equipment and household belongings. This practical combination allows you to make better use of your garden without installing multiple buildings.

2. Make Better Use of Limited Garden Space

For homeowners with smaller gardens, combining a garden room and storage compartment within one structure can be particularly beneficial. Rather than positioning a separate garden shed alongside your garden room, an integrated design provides both functions within a single footprint, helping preserve valuable lawn, patio and planting areas while maintaining an attractive, organised outdoor environment.

3. Keep Your Garden Room Clean and Clutter-Free

A separate storage compartment allows you to keep bicycles, gardening tools, lawnmowers and other outdoor equipment away from your main garden room. This helps maintain a clean, comfortable interior for working, exercising or relaxing, without having to accommodate bulky or dirty belongings alongside furniture, computers and other everyday items.

4. Enjoy a Separate, Convenient Storage Entrance

One of the greatest advantages of a garden room with storage is the ability to incorporate an independent external entrance. This allows family members to access bicycles, tools and gardening equipment without entering the main garden room. Separate access is particularly convenient when the building is being used as a home office, gym or private relaxation space.

5. Create a Garden Office with Integrated Storage

A garden office with storage combines a dedicated professional workspace with practical outdoor storage. The main office can accommodate desks, computers and office furniture, while the adjoining compartment provides space for bicycles, garden tools and household equipment. This arrangement helps maintain a peaceful, organised working environment while making efficient use of your available garden space.

6. Combine a Garden Gym with Bicycle Storage

A garden gym with integrated storage provides an excellent solution for fitness enthusiasts and active households. The main room can accommodate exercise equipment, weights and fitness accessories, while the separate storage compartment offers convenient space for bicycles, sports equipment and outdoor belongings. Keeping these areas separate helps maximise the available exercise space and maintain an organised environment.

7. Enjoy a Stylish, Coordinated Garden Building

Modern garden rooms with storage can be designed with matching exterior cladding, coordinated doors and contemporary architectural styling. Rather than installing two unrelated garden buildings, a combination design creates a consistent appearance that complements your home and landscaping. Discreet storage entrances can also help maintain the clean lines and attractive appearance of the main garden room.

8. Keep Garden Tools and Equipment Organised

An integrated storage compartment provides a dedicated place for organising gardening equipment, tools, bicycles and seasonal belongings. Wall-mounted shelving, hooks, bicycle racks and storage cabinets can help maximise the available space while keeping everything conveniently accessible. This makes everyday garden maintenance easier and helps prevent garages, utility rooms and other household areas from becoming overcrowded.

9. Avoid Installing Two Separate Garden Buildings

A garden room and shed combination removes the need to purchase and position two independent structures. This can simplify the overall garden layout and provide a more coordinated appearance, with both spaces incorporated into one carefully designed building. Depending on the dimensions and specification, a combination building may also offer practical advantages when planning foundations, access and installation.

10. Create a Flexible Space for Changing Needs

A garden room with integrated storage provides valuable long-term flexibility as your household requirements change. A building initially used as a home office with bicycle storage may later become a garden gym, hobby room or relaxation space. The adjoining storage compartment can also be reorganised for different equipment and belongings, allowing the building to remain useful for many years.

Frequently Asked Questions About Garden Rooms with Storage

1. Can a Garden Room Have a Separate Storage Compartment?

Yes. A garden room can be designed to incorporate a separate storage compartment within the same building, providing two distinct spaces for different purposes.

The main section can be used as a fully insulated garden office, gym, studio or relaxation room, while the adjoining compartment provides practical storage for bicycles, gardening tools, lawnmowers and household equipment.

A separate external entrance allows the storage area to be accessed independently without entering the main garden room.

At Oeco, we can discuss incorporating an integrated storage compartment into a garden room design, with the size and layout tailored to your requirements.

2. What Is the Best Layout for a Garden Room and Shed Combination?

The best layout depends on your garden dimensions, intended use and the amount of storage required.

A popular arrangement places the garden room and storage compartment side by side, allowing both sections to share the same roofline and exterior cladding.

Alternatively, the storage compartment can be positioned at one end or behind the main garden room, depending on access requirements.

For contemporary designs, a discreet storage entrance can help maintain an attractive exterior appearance.

The most important consideration is ensuring both spaces provide sufficient usable room and convenient independent access.

3. Can I Have a Garden Office with Bicycle Storage?

Absolutely. A garden office with integrated bicycle storage is an excellent solution for homeowners who need a dedicated workspace alongside practical storage.

The main office can provide a comfortable environment for desks, computers and professional equipment, while the separate compartment accommodates road bikes, mountain bikes, electric bikes and cycling accessories.

Bicycle racks, wall-mounted storage and suitable security measures can help keep equipment organised and protected.

Having a separate external entrance also means bicycles can be accessed without disturbing anyone working inside the garden office.

4. Does a Garden Room with Storage Cost Less Than Two Separate Buildings?

A garden room with integrated storage may offer cost advantages compared with purchasing a garden room and separate garden shed, although this depends on the size, specification and individual design.

Combining both functions within one building can simplify the overall layout and may reduce some duplicated construction requirements.

However, a separate storage compartment still requires additional materials, internal partitions, doors and installation work.

The most important advantage is often the efficient use of garden space and the attractive, coordinated appearance of a single building.

Oeco can discuss the available options and provide a quotation based on your preferred dimensions and layout.

5. Can Oeco Design a Garden Room with Integrated Storage?

Yes. Oeco can discuss garden room designs incorporating a separate storage compartment to accommodate your individual requirements.

Whether you're looking for a garden office with bicycle storage, a garden gym with an adjoining shed or a contemporary garden room with practical outdoor storage, our team can help you explore suitable layouts and dimensions.

Customers can choose from a variety of exterior cladding materials, glazing arrangements and building sizes to create a design that complements their property.

Established in 2006, Oeco Garden Rooms is a family-run manufacturer with extensive experience designing, manufacturing and installing garden buildings throughout the UK.

Customers are welcome to visit our two indoor showrooms in Ripon, North Yorkshire, to discuss their requirements and explore the available options.

Discover our range of Oeco Garden Rooms and find out how integrated storage could be incorporated into your new building.