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Short of space in your Garden yet need a comfortable, affordable Garden Office? Then look no further than the Spaceship micro Garden Office.
Expand your working and living space with the Spaceship Garden Office 1.22m x 1.82m, featuring a maintenance-free exterior wall surface, made using WPC (wood-plastic composite).
This fully insulated Garden Office is perfect for year-round use, helping to keep your workspace or garden lounge area warm in the winter and cool in the Summer. Access the modern garden office through the secure uPVC door allowing the natural light to flood through the garden office, and ensure ease when moving furniture in and out. Additionally, gain peace of mind with an industry-leading 10-point locking system on the door. To increase the longevity of the Spaceship garden office, it is supplied with fully pressure treated floor bearers, guaranteed for 10 years thus reducing the likelihood of rot and insect infestation thus providing you with peace of mind. Erect the DIY garden office with the easy-to-assemble panel system design, and add a pop of colour to the smooth, grooved, ready to paint MDF walls.
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28mm double glazing
Our garden offices are supplied with domestic standard uPVC windows and door frames available in White as standard or Anthracite Grey Wood Effect. So you can either tie in with your home frame colours or customise your office!
Not all double glazing is the same and what truly makes our double glazing stand out among the rest is the sealed unit. We supply a 28mm, double glazed sealed unit for all our garden offices. These units comprise of 2 panes of 4mm toughened glass on either side of a 20mm aluminium spacer bar, designed to absorb any moisture within the sealed unit, which could lead to condensation inside the glazing. These sealed units comply to BS EN 1279 standards. This EN standard covers the requirements for insulating glass units, including thermal and sound insulation. The sealed units are independently tested to show that they will not suffer from any form of condensation within the unit.
We’ve been manufacturing uPVC windows and doors for over 25 years – so we really know our stuff!
Fixings Included
WPC Walls
Anthracite Grey uPVC Windows and Doors
Fully Insulated with Polyisocyanurate Sandwich Pan
Tall walk through height
10 point locking system
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Easy To Build Panel System
Pressure Treated Bearers
All of our garden buildings have pressure-treated floor bearers as standard. This treatment prevents the timber bearers from rotting for up to 10 years and causing your garden building to sink. Pressure treatment forces the wood preservative into the timber rather than simply dip treating (essentially just covering the exterior) like many companies still do. Who wants to have to annually deconstruct and re-treat the bearers each year!
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We deliver our products to mainland United Kingdom (England, Wales and most of Scotland). Some exceptions apply; these are illustrated on the map below.
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Purple - For orders to Ireland & Northern Ireland, please visit our Distributor in Ireland here.
Delivery Service
All of our products are delivered using our own fleet of vehicles, not sub-contractors. We have a large number of vehicles dedicated to delivering our quality products so we can guarantee maximum care is taken during the delivery process.
Our deliveries take place Monday to Friday between the hours of 8:00am and 6:00pm.
When the delivery vehicle is unloaded, it is important that you check to make sure all of the items and instructions have arrived and are correct. You will also receive a component list to check your items against. If anything is missing or damaged, it is essential that you note this on your paper work when you hand it back to the delivery driver.
Prices for our delivery services can be found on individual products.
Please note that goods will be delivered to the first point of contact at the front of your property e.g. on your driveway. This must be within 20m from the delivery vehicle (Safely Parked at Kerbside). Our team will be responsible for assessing the risk of carrying out delivery upon arrival at the property.
Should you require further information on our assisted delivery services, please click here to read our Terms and Conditions, alternatively you can contact a member of our Sales Team.
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A: If you have any questions regarding your delivery, you can telephone our Dispatch Team. Contact details for the Dispatch Team of your nearest branch can be found on your order confirmation. If you need to track your delivery or access your manuals in advance of your delivery, you can visit the Customer Log In Area of our website https://dunsterhouse.co.uk/customer-login-area/log-in
Thank you for taking the time to read about our terms and advice during this period. We hope you can enjoy your Dunster House garden product for many years to come.
How to Lay a Base for your Contemporary Garden Office
A flat and level concrete base is the ideal Garden Office foundation, but if you already have a paved or decked area that you want to place your office onto, that is also a great idea. With any base, the most important thing is that it is flat, square and one hundred percent level.
There is no need to add a run-off of any kind.
1. Mark out your area
When preparing a concrete base, the first thing you need to do is mark out the area that you will be using. We recommend that the base is the same size as the external dimensions of your bearer plan plus an additional 100mm on all sides.
2. Dig your foundations
You might wish to excavate some foundations for your concrete base, approximately 200mm deep for the base to sit in. This helps to flatten the surface, and you should use a spirit level to make sure that it is completely straight and that any incline is levelled.
3. Add compacted hardcore
Many customers like to add a layer of well-compacted hardcore at the bottom of the foundations to pour the concrete onto. If you choose to do so, you may need to use some timber to frame the hardcore and hold it in place.
4. Pour on the concrete
You can then add the concrete mixture and be sure to level it off using spare timber or some tools. Many customers decide to get a local builder or handyman to lay the concrete for them. After the base is ready, the rest of the build is easy for the competent DIY'er to complete.
5. Double, Triple Check
If your base is not completely square and level, the build of your garden office will be more difficult and you may find that your product develops problems in the long term. Before you start building, double check that the base is flat using a spirit level and then keep one close to hand as you will need to continue using it as you install the panels. If the spirit level indicates that the base is uneven you will need to use packers.
6. Lay your bearers
Use the bearer layout provided at the beginning of your instructions to judge the size of your base and to assemble your bearers.
If you have any questions whilst you are building your garden office, simply get in touch with our Customer Services Team via email to cs@dunsterhouse.co.uk.
