6m Garden Rooms

6m garden rooms from Waltons offer fabulous spaces in which to dine, entertain, work, or enjoy your favourite hobbies, all in the heart of your garden. ...

6m garden rooms from Waltons offer fabulous spaces in which to dine, entertain, work, or enjoy your favourite hobbies, all in the heart of your garden. Our insulated garden rooms offer year-round comfort and extra living space and also add value to your home. Much more than an insulated shed, our buildings are high-quality, durable, luxury spaces which our customers love.

Built to last, our insulated garden rooms are constructed with 72mm double-skinned walls insulated with EcoQuilt technology. The floors are made from durable and attractive tongue-and-groove wood and are insulated using Air Tech technology. Double-glazed windows are fitted as standard. For your peace of mind, our products come with a 10-year anti-rot guarantee and are crafted using only FSC-certified timber. All our insulated garden buildings are proudly manufactured here in the UK.

When you purchase a 6m insulated garden room from Waltons, you'll receive free installation as part of the package. The process is straightforward: construct the foundation for your building using a concrete base, and one of our expert teams will take care of installing your new room for you. Building a foundation is a manageable task for a competent DIYer or a simple job for your local builder. For detailed instructions, please refer to our shed base installation guide.

When considering the high cost of building a home extension, these garden buildings offer a cost-effective and sensible solution. Designed with 'permitted development' rules in mind, our products offer an excellent way to expand your indoor space without the need for separate planning permission. For more information about planning requirements for garden buildings, please refer to our planning permission for garden buildings article.

A spacious 6m wide insulated garden room offers comfort, versatility and excellent value for money. What better way to enjoy the outdoors than from the comfort of your own luxurious living space in the garden?

What’s the best way to use a 6m garden room?

Our 6m insulated garden rooms are the largest and most luxurious models we sell, providing a versatile multi-use space that you won’t grow out of in a hurry! Large enough to accommodate several uses at the same time, and evolving with your family’s needs, they make excellent home offices, spacious gyms, occasional guest rooms and spectacular games rooms.

The huge amount of flexible floor space in a 6m wide garden room lends itself to storing bulky office equipment and large desks. The 6m x 4m Edwinstowe even features a neat removable panel to stash office cables and conceal any unsightly connections, keeping the space neat and tidy.

Fitting a carpet, adding soft furnishings and installing low lighting can transform your new garden room into a cosy and relaxing hideaway. A sofa bed allows the space to become an occasional guest room. Or think stylish home cinema – add a quality sound system, snack bar and mini fridge and you’re all set for family film nights.

If you’re keen on fitness, a 6m wide insulated garden room has ample space for a home yoga studio or gym complete with mirrors, weight bench and mats. Install a projector on one wall for following classes and some indoor plants will help you relax and practise mindfulness.

Can you use an insulated garden room all year round?

Our insulated garden rooms are ideal for all year round use. Unlike more basic sheds and summerhouses, our luxury garden rooms have EcoQuilt multi-foil insulation in the walls, roof and floor, as well as double-glazed doors and windows which help to keep the room cool in summer and warm in winter.

Is it easy to connect utilities to an insulated garden room?

It takes a few simple steps to get your insulated garden room connected and online. If you’re transforming your garden room into a home office, electricity and internet are the first priorities. Make sure you get a professional electrician in to connect your building to mains power. Any wiring must be done safely and comply with building regulations.

You can also install plumbing to make your space more self-contained. Our guide on how to connect your garden room to a water supply is full of tips. If you’re a crafter, having a water supply is handy for washing tools and materials, and if you’re working from home, it’s nice to be able to make hot drinks without trekking to and from the house.

Why buy a 6m wide insulated garden room?

A good-quality and well-maintained garden room can increase the value of your property. Many buyers appreciate a home office, dedicated gym or teenage games room — you may as well go as big as your garden (and budget) allow for the maximum flexibility.

A 6m garden room can also be a smart way to invest in yourself. Whether you set up a home office to give your career a boost or a hobby room to indulge a passion, having a space where you can focus on your own needs can do wonders for your wellbeing. With such a large space, you can even divide the room in half and dedicate each area to different things.

All of Waltons insulated garden rooms are delivered and installed as part of the purchase price so they provide excellent value for money and a completely hassle-free experience. Just choose your delivery date and we’ll do all the hard work for you.

Are insulated garden rooms easy to maintain?

Our insulated garden rooms are built to last and simple to maintain. As soon as your structure is up, paint the exterior with quality timber preservative to get your 10 year anti-rot guarantee started. Give it a top up every year to keep the timbers healthy.

Keep an eye on your garden room for signs of wear and tear over the years. If you see anything that doesn’t look right, take care of the problem straight away. Simple tasks like removing fallen leaves from the roof and cleaning windows helps everything stay fresh. If you need advice on looking after your insulated garden room, there’s a wealth of helpful information over at the Waltons blog.