Turning Dead Space into Dream Space. We're here to transform that unused loft space into something truly functional.
Unlock the Potential of Your Garden
Need extra space to work, relax, or create?
Choose from two ready-made garden room options — or design your own bespoke studio, built to suit your unique lifestyle
20 Years Guarantee
Free Site Survey
Built to Housing Standards
Full turn-key Solution
Create Your Ideal Garden Room
Transform your outdoor space with a fully insulated garden room — perfect as a studio, gym, retreat, or workspace. Custom-built for year-round comfort and style, with no planning permission needed
Fully customized to your specific needs and preferences. Need something unique? Our Custom Garden Rooms are designed just for you, turning your vision into a reality. Let's work together to create a space that perfectly fits your needs.
Bespoke Garden Room
Our garden rooms offer highly versatile spaces that can be transformed into a home office, personal gym, art studio, wellness retreat, leisure room, or music studio, perfect for those seeking a private, purpose-built area for work, creativity, or relaxation. Designed with year-round comfort in mind, each pod features a top-of-the-range specification. The JMP Pod is our most popular and cost-effective model, expertly designed to maximise your available garden space. It is available in a full range of sizes and includes the added benefit of a stylish canopy, providing shade on sunny days and shelter during unpredictable weather. With its sleek, modern aesthetic, the JMP Pod enhances any garden setting.
Offer applies to all JMP Pod sizes. Limited time only.
FROM £9,000 PLUS VAT
£10,000
The JMP Pod
  • 20-Year Guarantee
  • Fully plastered
  • EPDM roofing system
  • Choice of foundations
  • Fully insulated building
  • Professional installation
  • Choice of interior finishes
  • Fully treated timber frame
  • Choice of flooring options
  • Choice of cladding options
  • Electrical underfloor heating
  • Comprehensive electrical package
  • Comprehensive plumbing package
  • Choice of double-glazed UPVC door
  • Built like a house, Not a Shed!
What’s Included As Standard?
Available Sizes
Looking for a different size? Additional bespoke options are available upon request to suit your space and needs.
10m2
£10,000 plus VAT
12m2
£12,000 plus VAT
14m2
£14,000 plus VAT
18m2
£18,000 plus VAT
16m2
£16,000 plus VAT
20m2
£20,000 plus VAT
In brief:
  1. Building Regulations do not usually apply unless you want to sleep in it
  2. Under 15m2 internal floor area can be installed close to any rear boundary
  3. Over 15m2 and up to 30m2 needs to be a minimum 1m from any boundary

If you want to put up small detached buildings such as a garden shed, garden room or summerhouse in your garden, Building Regulations (except Part P for Electrical works) will not normally apply if the floor area of the building is less than 15 square metres INTERNALLY and contains NO sleeping accommodation.

If the INTERNAL floor area of the building is between 15 square metres and 30 square metres, you will not normally be required to apply for building regulations approval, providing that the building contains NO sleeping accommodation, and is either at least one metre from any boundary, or it is constructed of substantially non-combustible materials.
Building Regulations
Complying with Building Regulations
Therefore in general, Garden Buildings do not need to comply with Building Regulations (other than Part P for Electrical works). However, at JMP Contractors & Engineers we believe it is good practice to work to Part A of the Regulations, to provide assurance to our customers that our buildings are not only BUILT TO LAST but are also structurally safe and sound.

Part A of the Regulations for structural integrity is fully complied with, ensuring that the building is constructed so that combined dead loads (weight of structural elements), imposed loads (snow, maintenance activities, etc) and wind loads are accounted for. Issues addressed cover elements such as the size and bearing of roof timbers relative to the unsupported roof span per guidance issued by NHBC and TRADA.

Under Regulation 21 of the Building Regulations 2010, Part L (Conservation of Fuel and Power) does not apply to buildings with a total useful floor area of less than 50m², provided they are detached and unheated.

Part L governs the energy efficiency of buildings and takes into account the performance of key thermal elements — including the insulation values (U-values) of walls, roofs, floors, windows, and doors. It sets minimum standards to reduce energy consumption and ensure buildings are constructed or renovated to meet modern thermal efficiency requirements.
Our standard Garden Buildings are electrically equipped and wired internally only. Although we are happy to quote for the installation of an armoured cable from the house to the Studio as required, it is not included in our standard Garden Room prices due to the many on-site variables such as: distance from the main house to the Garden Room; footpaths, patios, driveways and obstacles in the way etc. This work can be carried out either by a local electrical contractor or by our in-house electrician for an additional cost. All supply cables need to be Armoured, sized to account for Voltage drop and if buried, must be to a sufficient depth to avoid future harm - see Legislation HERE
Please note
We are constantly reviewing our specifications to ensure that all our Garden Rooms offer the best compromise between cost and operational comfort. Due to the ever increasing costs of complying with the demands of the Kyoto agreement for increased levels of insulation, we have no option but to offer to meet the above targets at an additional cost over and above our standard pricing.
Part P In the case of Garden Buildings Part P applies and any work is notifiable to the Local Authority.  Work can be self-certified by an Electrical Installer who is registered as a competent person using a BS7671 electrical installation certificate for every job they undertake, with a copy given to the householder. This is supplied by JMP Contractors & Engineers where we are contracted to do this work.
Consequently, Part P for Electrical installations is complied with in so far as JMP Contractors & Engineers is contracted or otherwise to carry-out either internal or external works, or both as the case may be.
Planning Permission

Outbuildings are generally considered to be permitted development under Class E, and do not need Planning Permission, subject to a number of limits and conditions.

The most important factors are:
  1. That the building is no higher than 2.5m from the bottom of the building to the top of the roof
  2. That you do not take up more than 50% of your garden area with this or any other buildings
  3. It is not to be used for living or sleeping accommodation

NOTE: All our buildings are manufactured to meet the 2.5m height Planning restriction.
Planning Regulations
DEFINITION of 'Permitted Development':
'The provision of any outbuilding within the curtilage of the dwelling for a purpose incidental to the enjoyment of the dwelling, or the maintenance, improvement or alteration of such building or enclosure'.

Essentially, this means that so long as the purpose of the development is incidental to the enjoyment of the dwelling it will be classed as Permitted

Development except in the following circumstances:
  • You are not allowed an outbuilding which projects forward of the front elevation of the original house. 
  • Any outbuilding must be single storey and have a maximum eaves height of no more than 2.5 metres. The maximum overall height must not be more than 4 metres if a dual pitched roof is specified, or 3 metres for any other roof
  • If the outbuilding is to be positioned within 2 metres of the property boundary, no part of  it shall exceed 2.5 metres in height. So below 2.5m height it can be positioned as close to the boundary as is practical.
  • No balconies or verandas are allowed on an outbuilding without Planning Permission.
  • Decking or other raised platforms can be fitted around the outbuilding, but only up to a maximum height of  300mm.
  • Any outbuilding must not be used as self-contained living accommodation, and must not have a TV, or Satellite type of aerial. Planning Permission will be required in these cases.
  • Outbuildings and other additions must not take up more than half the area of land around the "original house". “Original house” means the house as it was first built, or as it was on 1st July 1948 (If built before that date). Extensions, timber sheds and all other outbuildings must be included when calculating this limit. Although you may not have built an extension, the previous owner could have done, and this needs to be included in calculating the overall limit.
  • On designated land, (areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty, National Parks, the Broads, Conservation Areas and World Heritage Sites), the maximum size of an outbuilding will be limited to 10 square metres and must be 20m from any wall of the house.
  • On designated land (AONB etc), outbuildings at the side of the house will require planning permission. 
  • If the original building has Listed Status, all outbuildings will need full planning permission.
This guidance applies to planning regulations in England only. Policy for Scotland and Wales may differ slightly please check with your Local Authority.

Use the Planning Portal here for more information:
https://interactive.planningportal.co.uk/mini-guide/outbuildings/0
In addition, although many of our Garden Rooms are designed to be below the 2.5m maximum height allowance for Permitted Development, allowing buildings to be placed right up against a boundary, please note that we usually need a minimum of 500mm clearance all around our buildings to facilitate assembly and Health and Safety precautions.
Note
Discover The Perfect Blend Of Comfort And Convenience
From the charming JMP Garden Room Pod to the fully equipped JMP Studio with a refreshing shower — designed for relaxation and functionality
For those seeking additional living space, the JMP Studio is a compact annexe or guest room offering flexible, self-contained accommodation, ideal for visiting family members or returning students who value privacy and independence. Designed for year-round comfort, each studio is built to a top of the range specification, delivering a truly safe and comfortable home from home experience. Available in a full range of sizes, and with the added benefit of an integrated shower room, the JMP Studio blends practicality with modern style. Its sleek design enhances any garden setting beautifully.
FROM £15,120 PLUS VAT
£16,800
The JMP-Studio
Offer applies to all JMP Studio sizes. Limited time only.
20m2
£24,000 plus VAT
18m2
£21,600 plus VAT
16m2
£19,200 plus VAT
14m2
£16,800 plus VAT
  • 20-Year Guarantee
  • Fully plastered
  • EPDM roofing system
  • Choice of foundations
  • Full plumbing package
  • Professional installation
  • Choice of interior finishes
  • Fully treated timber frame
  • Choice of flooring options
  • Choice of cladding options
  • Electrical underfloor heating
  • Premium shower room fittings
  • Comprehensive electrical package
  • Fully insulated structure or building
  • Choice of double-glazed UPVC door and window
  • Built to Housing Standards — It’s Like a House, Not a Caravan!
What’s Included As Standard?
Looking for a different size? Additional bespoke options are available upon request to suit your space and needs.
Available Sizes
In brief:
  1. Building Regulations do not usually apply unless you want to sleep in it
  2. Under 15m2 internal floor area can be installed close to any rear boundary
  3. Over 15m2 and up to 30m2 needs to be a minimum 1m from any boundary

If you want to put up small detached buildings such as a garden shed, garden room or summerhouse in your garden, Building Regulations (except Part P for Electrical works) will not normally apply if the floor area of the building is less than 15 square metres INTERNALLY and contains NO sleeping accommodation.

If the INTERNAL floor area of the building is between 15 square metres and 30 square metres, you will not normally be required to apply for building regulations approval, providing that the building contains NO sleeping accommodation, and is either at least one metre from any boundary, or it is constructed of substantially non-combustible materials.
Building Regulations
Complying with Building Regulations
Therefore in general, Garden Buildings do not need to comply with Building Regulations (other than Part P for Electrical works). However, at JMP Contractors & Engineers we believe it is good practice to work to Part A of the Regulations, to provide assurance to our customers that our buildings are not only BUILT TO LAST but are also structurally safe and sound.

Part A of the Regulations for structural integrity is fully complied with, ensuring that the building is constructed so that combined dead loads (weight of structural elements), imposed loads (snow, maintenance activities, etc) and wind loads are accounted for. Issues addressed cover elements such as the size and bearing of roof timbers relative to the unsupported roof span per guidance issued by NHBC and TRADA.

Under Regulation 21 of the Building Regulations 2010, Part L (Conservation of Fuel and Power) does not apply to buildings with a total useful floor area of less than 50m², provided they are detached and unheated.

Part L governs the energy efficiency of buildings and takes into account the performance of key thermal elements — including the insulation values (U-values) of walls, roofs, floors, windows, and doors. It sets minimum standards to reduce energy consumption and ensure buildings are constructed or renovated to meet modern thermal efficiency requirements.
Our standard Garden Buildings are electrically equipped and wired internally only. Although we are happy to quote for the installation of an armoured cable from the house to the Studio as required, it is not included in our standard Garden Room prices due to the many on-site variables such as: distance from the main house to the Garden Room; footpaths, patios, driveways and obstacles in the way etc. This work can be carried out either by a local electrical contractor or by our in-house electrician for an additional cost. All supply cables need to be Armoured, sized to account for Voltage drop and if buried, must be to a sufficient depth to avoid future harm - see Legislation HERE
Please note
We are constantly reviewing our specifications to ensure that all our Garden Rooms offer the best compromise between cost and operational comfort. Due to the ever increasing costs of complying with the demands of the Kyoto agreement for increased levels of insulation, we have no option but to offer to meet the above targets at an additional cost over and above our standard pricing.
Part P In the case of Garden Buildings Part P applies and any work is notifiable to the Local Authority.  Work can be self-certified by an Electrical Installer who is registered as a competent person using a BS7671 electrical installation certificate for every job they undertake, with a copy given to the householder. This is supplied by JMP Contractors & Engineers where we are contracted to do this work.
Consequently, Part P for Electrical installations is complied with in so far as JMP Contractors & Engineers is contracted or otherwise to carry-out either internal or external works, or both as the case may be.
Planning Permission

Outbuildings are generally considered to be permitted development under Class E, and do not need Planning Permission, subject to a number of limits and conditions.

The most important factors are:
  1. That the building is no higher than 2.5m from the bottom of the building to the top of the roof
  2. That you do not take up more than 50% of your garden area with this or any other buildings
  3. It is not to be used for living or sleeping accommodation

NOTE: All our buildings are manufactured to meet the 2.5m height Planning restriction.
Planning Regulations
DEFINITION of 'Permitted Development':
'The provision of any outbuilding within the curtilage of the dwelling for a purpose incidental to the enjoyment of the dwelling, or the maintenance, improvement or alteration of such building or enclosure'.

Essentially, this means that so long as the purpose of the development is incidental to the enjoyment of the dwelling it will be classed as Permitted

Development except in the following circumstances:
  • You are not allowed an outbuilding which projects forward of the front elevation of the original house. 
  • Any outbuilding must be single storey and have a maximum eaves height of no more than 2.5 metres. The maximum overall height must not be more than 4 metres if a dual pitched roof is specified, or 3 metres for any other roof
  • If the outbuilding is to be positioned within 2 metres of the property boundary, no part of  it shall exceed 2.5 metres in height. So below 2.5m height it can be positioned as close to the boundary as is practical.
  • No balconies or verandas are allowed on an outbuilding without Planning Permission.
  • Decking or other raised platforms can be fitted around the outbuilding, but only up to a maximum height of  300mm.
  • Any outbuilding must not be used as self-contained living accommodation, and must not have a TV, or Satellite type of aerial. Planning Permission will be required in these cases.
  • Outbuildings and other additions must not take up more than half the area of land around the "original house". “Original house” means the house as it was first built, or as it was on 1st July 1948 (If built before that date). Extensions, timber sheds and all other outbuildings must be included when calculating this limit. Although you may not have built an extension, the previous owner could have done, and this needs to be included in calculating the overall limit.
  • On designated land, (areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty, National Parks, the Broads, Conservation Areas and World Heritage Sites), the maximum size of an outbuilding will be limited to 10 square metres and must be 20m from any wall of the house.
  • On designated land (AONB etc), outbuildings at the side of the house will require planning permission. 
  • If the original building has Listed Status, all outbuildings will need full planning permission.
This guidance applies to planning regulations in England only. Policy for Scotland and Wales may differ slightly please check with your Local Authority.

Use the Planning Portal here for more information:
https://interactive.planningportal.co.uk/mini-guide/outbuildings/0
In addition, although many of our Garden Rooms are designed to be below the 2.5m maximum height allowance for Permitted Development, allowing buildings to be placed right up against a boundary, please note that we usually need a minimum of 500mm clearance all around our buildings to facilitate assembly and Health and Safety precautions.
Note
Why Choose Our Garden Rooms?
Underfloor Heating
Ready for use with electrical floor heating and a standard thermostat for perfect comfort
Standard Insulation
We use building-grade rockwool insulation, ensuring superior quality. This energy-efficient insulation helps maintain a comfortable temperature, so your garden office stays cozy year-round
Premium materials for durable garden rooms and studios
High Quality
Choose from pre-designed garden offices or create a custom build
Tailored Solutions
All garden room designs are reviewed and approved by our in-house structural engineer to ensure safety, durability, and full compliance
Structurally Approved In-House
Includes a 20-year structural and manufacturer guarantee
20 Year Warranty
The JMP Garden Room Roadmap
Your journey begins with booking a professional site visit. By placing an initial deposit, you’ll secure a visit from one of our experienced engineers who will come to your property. During this visit, we’ll assess your outdoor space, take detailed measurements, and discuss any technical requirements specific to your site. This ensures we fully understand your needs and the space we’re working with. The deposit paid at this stage will be deducted from your final garden room price. If you’re unsure about committing right away, we’re happy to offer a free 30-minute phone consultation beforehand to answer any initial questions and help guide your decision.
Whether you select one of our two standard moder or opt for bespoke
modifications change to Whether you select from our two standard models or prefer a tailored solution
Phase 1:
Book Your Site Visit
Once construction is complete, we’ll arrange for delivery and full installation of your garden room. Our team ensures the process is smooth and stress-free—from positioning the structure correctly to making any necessary final adjustments. We take care of everything, so you can start enjoying your new space right away.
With the design approved, our experienced construction team will bring your garden room to life. Using high-quality materials and following all necessary safety and building standards, we’ll handle every step of the build with precision and care. From laying a strong foundation to adding the final finishes, we focus on delivering a durable, high-quality space that’s built to last.
Phase 3:
Expert Construction
Phase 2:
Tailored Design Consultation
Phase 4:
Hassle-Free Delivery & Installation
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