Garden Rooms in Winter: Your Questions Answered

As well as being purpose designed for year-round use with top quality insulated materials, garden room windows and doors are double glazed and draft free.

High-quality double-glazed windows and doors complete the picture of heat-retaining efficiency during the winter months.

We all know the winter days are notoriously short and dark, and weather conditions cold, wet and windy. Being outside in the garden is not everyone’s ideal!

But your insulated, draft-free garden room will keep you warm, cosy and dry no matter what the weather outside is doing.

Often, the lack of daylight can have an impact on our mood during winter, so if you’re using your garden room for work, the expansive, glazed doors and windows allow the winter light to flood in – often delivering more natural light than a dedicated study in the house would.

To help you transition your garden room from summer to the colder months, you might want to give it a seasonal makeover!

Switching up the decor to include comfy rugs and cosy throws will quickly set the scene. Adding a festive-themed fragrance and some Christmas decorations also wouldn’t be in bad taste as you get into December (or earlier if you’re particularly eager!)

Not only that, but if your ‘summer room’ isn’t all that summery anymore, there are plenty of other alternative uses for it.

Try creating your own home cinema or a Santa’s grotto for your kids. You could also make your own home bar in the festive season, and convert it to your personal gym (membership free of course!) as you resolve to shed those extra pounds in the New Year.

It’s clear your garden room can offer you a warm, cosy, dry and draft-free place to work or relax during the winter months. As much as it can offer a bright, fresh and open living space in the summer.

Just make sure that when you select your garden room, it’s insulated, double glazed and can be heated – and is made from weatherproof materials.