The Oslo

Titan Garden Buildings

£12009

[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]The Oslo is a compact premium Timber Garden Room starting point with a smart, contemporary look and a strong connection to the garden. Its flat roof keeps the overall height to 2.5m, making it a useful option where the common UK permitted development height limit needs to be considered. This design works well as a small garden office, reading room, garden lounge or hobby space, with a generous sliding door bringing in plenty of natural light. As with all Timber Garden Rooms, Oslo is a starting design and starting price rather than a fixed final specification.

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