Addroom Garden Room Brick Effect - Left Centre Approx W5m x D3m / W16' 6" x D10'
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Addroom Garden Room Brick Effect - Left Centre Approx W5m x D3m / W16' 6" x D10'

£7,459.99
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Add extra space to your home with an Addroom 5m x 3m Garden Room (Right Configuration), the perfect multipurpose building. Comprised of pre-made insulated panels, construction is easy, making it a more hassle free alternative to building a conservatory. It also much more cost effective. Kit it out with a home bar, pool table and cinema screen to make the perfect man cave for you, your family and friends.
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  1. Lokesh_Rao's avatar
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    Is it fit for kitchen?
    xynthian's avatar
    For that kind of weight you need to dig footings
  2. electrogear's avatar
    Fake brickwork panelling? That is horrific…
  3. rrr99gp's avatar
    Pretty terrible value for what it is frankly. But people seem to heat it so eh, you do you if you choose to burn £7.5K on this.
    plebhead's avatar
    £30k for single floor extension is cheap these days. Looking nearly double in south. It's not the 1980s anymore. Building supplies are a lot and builders are getting what they deserve to be paid. I'm looking at the durabase system which is a DIY option but will pass building control.
  4. RickyTickyTarvey's avatar
    That is disgusting
  5. phantomx's avatar
    Expensive for a shed
  6. dsuk's avatar
    Does anyone know if these can be stacked, to add a bedroom upstairs?

    £15k would be great value for a double story extension, especially brick style.
    Sagiroth's avatar
    Why stop there, add few rows and stack like bunk bed and rent out
  7. jumpinoffthbed's avatar
    A lot of people saying this is and won't last without actually saying how they know? I don't know what this is made of but it sounds like sips panels, if that's the case you should probably do some research because they are making entire houses of our them now and they are definitely built to last.
  8. FairPriceSystems's avatar
    Personal; i'd rather buy this:

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    cut door way in the back and attach that to my house and save £5k.
    Norma.Snockers's avatar
    The 5x3m one is coming up as £3849 for me, looks quite nifty though
  9. Drooler's avatar
    7.5k for that. It's nasty.
  10. coony's avatar
    Not this piece of ... again
  11. FunkiestMonkey's avatar
    The epitome of false economy
  12. Mr.No's avatar
    Fake brick panelling? Jack and Vera would be all over this.
  13. Bargainhunter_13's avatar
    Hope them pictures are all computer generated because the base it’s on looks like Indian stone or similar.
    ££££££
  14. Kankan101's avatar
    guttering and drainage ?
  15. Ömerhsn's avatar
    Sorry I'm newbie for that can i ask did i needed plan permission for that? Thanks
  16. mark1's avatar
    Looks like the sheds over my local allotments knocked up from old upvc units and fence panels.
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