Garden Offices for stay at home mums - frequently asked questions by stay at home mums about working from home

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FAQ

Q. How much will it cost?

A. Check out our range and you'll find our prices are very competitive.

Q. Will I need planning permission for a garden office?

A. Not necessarily. As long as the office is situated more than 5 meters away from your home and you do not live in a conservation area.

Q. How long will I have to wait to get my Garden Office?

A. Approximately 4 weeks from the date you order it. Unlike extensions and conservatories planning is not necessarily needed so you get to work that much faster.

Q. How long will it take for my office to be ready to use?

A. Usually the day we deliver. Smart Garden Offices are delivered and erected the same day and as long as the site is ready before arrival the power can be connected and you can start work that evening.

Q. Do I get to choose the colour of the exterior of my Garden Office?

A. Sure. Take a look at the range available, our design is very contemporary and we aim to suit most tastes.

Q. Is there any maintenance needed?

A. No. Our offices are made to maintenance free and durable to stand the test of time (and children). As with most things, kept clean and not abused your garden office will last for years and years.

What people are saying

Since 2001, Charles Dalton has been designing, specifying, and overseeing the manufacture & installation of over 200 dedicated garden offices across the UK. Here’s some of the press reviews he received.

An ideal solution to working from home. BBC 2 Working Lunch

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....the description dizzied me, I now crave one... Financial Times

Lavish, fully kitted out models from £6500. The Sunday Times

My HQ, my think place, my second home. Arena Magazine

The Rolls Royce of the genre. The Independent

Think about using your garden if you're short on space indoors. These are purpose-built and include powerpoints. Woman & Home Magazine.

…an off-the-shelf home office solution that's geared to suit the employer as much as the homeworker. PC World Magazine

Perhaps the most economical… costs less than many upmarket summerhouses and comes complete with internal fusebox, six electric sockets and lockable double-glazed windows and door...the standardised design and fittings keep the costs down. Self Build & Design Magazine