Corner Garden Rooms

At Palmako, we believe that every corner of your garden holds the potential to become something extraordinary. Our corner garden rooms are designed with precision and care, blending Scandinavian-inspired craftsmanship with intelligent space-saving designs.


Testimonials

Just a brief note to say how delighted I am with the Melanie (9.6 sqm) Log Cabin I bought from you. Your service and price were superb and Greg and Craig came at 9am on Tuesday and worked right through until 8pm to build it.

They did an excellent job and did not stop all day. Greg advised that I should paint the door and windows a different colour as otherwise the green painted log cabin would be ‘lost’ in the garden and I took their advice. I used two different colours of Butinox No. 3 and the result is absolutely incredible. Many thanks once again. One hugely satisfied customer.

Sandy

The delivery lorry arrived about eleven o’clock and the driver duly unloaded two very large packages. At eleven thirty my neighbour and I began to investigate these well protected packages.

Just after three o’clock that afternoon, two self satisfied men were enjoying a well deserved beverage whilst admiring the 4.5 by 3.5 meter cabin which was now completed up to roof purling level.

The construction of the cabin was so logical and easy, just like assembling ‘Lego blocks’ only heavier.

Roger

Birmingham

We absolutely love our Summer House – we can seat 16 people inside it, it stays warm long after the sun has gone down and it is particularly special as we run a B&B, so we can escape into it, invite all our friends to parties in it and now, we have installed electricity so can have lighting, heat and music as and when needed. It also provides a really big area to store all our garden furniture during the winter months.

We would absolutely recommend you to anyone considering buying one. Many thanks.

Maria Sherriff

Frequently Asked Questions

How easy is it to assemble a corner garden room from Palmako?

Palmako’s corner garden rooms come as high-quality prefab kits designed for easy installation. Each kit includes pre-cut materials and clear instructions, making the building process straightforward. Prefer not to build it yourself? Our experienced team can have your structure professionally installed, ensuring everything is secure and ready to use.

Do corner garden rooms require planning permission?

In many cases, planning permission is not required, especially if the garden room is under 2.5m in height and placed more than 2m from your boundary. However, rules can vary depending on the specifics of your project, such as location, building height, and usage. If your home is in a conservation area or near a listed building, extra care is needed. We recommend checking with your Local Planning Authority to ensure full compliance with local regulations.

What log thickness should I choose for my garden studio?

In short, 18mm-28mm walls are suitable for sheds, workshops, and summer houses that will primarily be used during the summer.

If you plan to use the building in the warmer months of spring, summer, and autumn, 34mm walls are ideal.

If you're creating a space for year-round comfort, it's best to opt for cabins with 44mm walls or, even better, 70mm logs paired with double glazing. Pairing thicker walls with insulation and heating (or even air conditioning) ensures year-round comfort. This helps maintain a stable indoor temperature, no matter the weather, and is especially important for winter use or when you need a fully insulated space for working, exercising, or relaxing.

How long do garden buildings typically last?

With the right foundation and care, your corner garden room can last for decades. Our buildings use kiln-dried Nordic spruce and pressure-treated base beams to resist damp and rot. For optimal longevity, we recommend choosing our dip treatment option and reapplying a suitable timber preservative every 3–4 years. Many of our customers have garden rooms that still look great 10+ years on.

Using a high quality timber treatment and maintaining it over time will help protect the wood from the elements and extend the lifespan and appearance of your structure.

What roofing options are there?

Each of our products comes with a recommended roof type. These include basic felt roofing, roof shingles for a more decorative look and an EPDM rubber roof covering suitable for flat roofs.

What is included and excluded from the standard price of a new summer house?

Every Palmako summer house includes the essentials you need to build a complete, high-quality garden building. This typically covers:

- The full timber structure (walls, roof, floor panels)
- Single or double doors and windows (exact style and glazing noted per product)
- All necessary fixings, locks, handles, and instructions for easy assembly
- A five-year structural warranty for peace of mind
- Free mainland UK delivery (some remote postcodes may carry a surcharge)
- Some premium models may also feature double glazed windows for improved insulation and soundproofing.

What’s not included?

Some elements are optional extras, which can be selected based on your needs. These might include:

- Roofing materials (felt, shingles, or EPDM)
- Dip treatment in clear, grey, or brown
- Construction services by our installation team
- Interior upgrades like insulation
- Decorative features such as shutters, terraces, or tinted glass

If you’re ever unsure about what’s included with a particular model, just get in touch. We’re happy to walk you through the details.

Can Palmako buildings be used as garden offices or indoor studios?

Yes. Many of our customers use Palmako structures as contemporary garden offices, creative studios, or quiet indoor retreats. With the right wall thickness, insulation, and optional heating, they provide a comfortable environment for year-round use. They also make an excellent addition to your property without the complexity of a full extension.

What’s the difference between log construction and cladding-based garden buildings?

Unlike many modular garden buildings that use tongue and groove cladding (or pressure treated cladding), Palmako garden rooms are built using solid interlocking Nordic spruce logs. This creates a more robust structure with superior insulation and a high-end finish.

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