The Homelodge Range

We have designed four ranges of Homelodges which are ideal for the smaller commercial project or a garden setting. All our lodges offer flexibility of design but our product pages illustrate standard layouts with a price guide for your convenience. 

pavilion

The attractive orient-inspired roof design of this structure is its most striking feature. With an internal floor area of 3.0m by 3.0m (10ft square), the Homelodge Pavilion is a stunning architectural addition to any garden as well as a practical space fit for any purpose.

This garden building is ideal as an artist studio or single person home office.

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classic

Homelodges are built using a 3.6m (12ft) modular system that increases in length by increments of 1.8m (6ft) to allow you to specify the size and window/door configurations that you require.

This range of  garden lodges offers superb value and allows you to design a building to suit your needs, garden and budget.

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accommodation

The Homelodge Accommodation model uses the same basic structure as the Classic but conforms to all building regulations for residential use.

This range timber buildings are ideal for an overnight accommodation for guest or as a permanent self contained annexe be it for an elderly parent or young adult who is not able to live in their own property. Both can be close enough to care for while still maintaining their independence.

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premier

Fully compliant with building regulations, the Homelodge Premier is built around a 6m (20ft) modular system in lengths of 1.2m making it ideal for substantial buildings.

This is not your average garden building or log cabin as the finish quality  and its shear size enable one to fit a full size snooker table and table tennis table in with out any craping of the cue or any concern about deteriation or load.  The standard supply does not illustrate bathrooms or kitchens but these can be designed in if required.

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