Timber Garages

Our single garages are the perfect size for small gardens. They are spacious enough to fit your vehicle safely. You can drive your car in and out without worrying about damage. The double timber garages provide ample space for two cars as well as some extra room for storage or a workshop area.

No matter which size you need, you can be sure that the item you select will last many years. This is due to our premium features, which are included in the price as standard.

Pressure Treated Timber Garages

Dunster House pressure treated garages are the ideal solution for your car, motorcycle or gardening equipment. Our garages boast an important difference to other buildings in our huge range of timber garages and garden workshops. This is that every piece of timber is pressure treated, not just the perimeter bearers. Pressure treatment is more expensive than dip treatment. It is more effective though. We use a large tank and apply high pressure to push the treatment deep into the wood. We take the extra step and pre-cut the timber before treatment so the ends won’t be exposed. Due to this, all of our pressure treated timber carries a genuine 10-year guarantee against fungal decay and insect infestation.

Timber Carport Garages

Our Timber carports offer easy access to your cars and motorcycles without having to worry about ice or snow covering them both, making you late for work! Read our blog to find out more about why you should choose a carport.

Planning Permission For Garages and Carports

You may have found the exact wood garage you’re looking for, in your preferred style and with the right measurements, that’s great! However, before placing an order for your garden garage, it’s important to familiarise yourself with any planning permissions or building regulations that may apply in your area.

Our log garages and carports that are under 2.5m high don’t typically require planning permission, although some exceptions may still apply. This is why it’s vital that you check whether you’ll need planning permission or not. You can visit the Planning Portal website to find out more information on planning permission and building regulations.