Gabrielle Allen

Steel frame buildings are metal structures, consisting of horizontal steel beams and vertical columns. They are welded together in a rectangular grid to support floors, walls and roofs of buildings. They are used to form a ‘skeletal frame’ and the building is then constructed around it. Once completed, you cannot see the structural frame. They […]

As more people move towards remote working, and the interest in extending a home with an external building grows, the desire for garden rooms is increasing.  We recently published a post on the difference between garden rooms, sheds, and summerhouses, and one of the main differences highlighted on there was insulation.  So, does a garden

Having a building in your garden that is separate from your main property has many benefits.  These buildings come in all shapes and sizes, from large annexes that are big enough for someone to live comfortably in, to small areas that are used simply for storage and nothing more.  There are common terms for these

Since 2020, the rise in popularity of garden rooms has been nothing short of incredible.  With the pandemic forcing more people to look for a work from home solution, a rise in property costs (including extending a property) making looking for other ways of creating affordable living space more appealing, and a growing interest in

Garden Building Regulations Garden rooms come in all shapes and sizes and can be used in many different ways.  Over the last decade, the popularity of garden rooms has skyrocketed, but there is one thing that may be putting people off.   But not all garden rooms have to notify building control, and that’s why our

InFrame Garden Rooms proud to be part of the Hampton Village Christmas Event

InFrame Garden Rooms holding our annual Cobham Event.

Hampton Garden Room Open Day

Add a sofa or Peleton bike, hang a punch bag and defiantly include a drinks fridge, what will you put in your garden room?