Garden Home Gyms & Workout Rooms

In most instances, our garden rooms and outbuilding projects fall within permitted development. This is pre-approved planning permission as long as your room is built subject to several limits and conditions, of which we can advise on consultation.

We also design our garden buildings to comply with planning’s permitted development rules and within the building control thresholds. 

In some instances, it is necessary to gain consent from the local authority planning department, such as if certain planning restrictions are active on your property e.g. customers who live in a conservation area or a listed building, or if the customer requires a building design which does not fall under the permitted thresholds

In most cases planning permission is not required however if you are unsure we are more than happy to assist.

We currently travel up to 50 miles from our base in Merseyside. But we do consider projects further afield. Please enquire with us to see if we can help.

All Baltic Bespoke garden rooms come with a structural warranty and a workmanship warranty. Alongside these, you will have access to various product warranties, such as the 20 year roof membrane warranty.

Pretty much anywhere in your garden, to the side, or rear of your main residence. In other words: anywhere behind the building line (an imaginary line drawn across the front elevation of your home when it was constructed).

A garden space is intended to be a separate stand-alone building, it cannot be attached to the main building and cannot be an extension of the existing dwelling. There are rules regarding the proximity to the boundary - however we ensure the boundary-facing walls are suitably noncombustable as part of the design process.

At Baltic Bespoke we can design and install outbuildings and garden rooms of any size compliant with building regulations and planning regulations. If you need more information about this, please get in touch.

Depending on size, and which structural method we select, (light gauge steel, modular sip panel, or timber framing and weather) and other factors such as conditions, a garden room can be supplied and installed between 2 weeks and 4 weeks from the foundation completion.

For the larger bespoke builds and commercial projects, this may increase, however, we advise how long we expect the team to be onsite for the customer before commencement.

In some instances, we can build much of the room off-site.

We get this question in our DMs all the time! It’s impossible to give a general answer on this because our garden rooms are bespoke.

The price varies depending on their complexity, size, building method, foundation requirements, and finishings. Every one is different, with totally different specifications.

The best option is to contact us with your thoughts and we can give you an idea, or come for a free survey visit to provide an accurate quotation.

Our garden gyms are great for personal trainers who want to work from home and save on the fees paid to a gym or rented space. You can create the perfect training room for you and your clients, tailored to your specific needs as a trainer.

We create garden gyms for a range of people and purposes. During the design process we can cater for a combination of workout equipment such as weight racks, treadmills, and bikes. There is always a limit to how much equipment you can fit in one space - but we’ll help you find the best layout to suit your needs and budget. 

While a garden gym is typically built with extra features such as air conditioning, increased floor-to-ceiling height, and a reinforced floor - this doesn’t prevent the space from being repurposed as a living room, office, or bar further down the line.

We can incorporate a shower and changing room into your garden gym depending on the suitability of your property in terms of drainage and water connection points. We can advise you during our initial free survey appointment.

We design our foundations and floor systems to be capable of supporting 4x the weight of the garden room.

This gives you an idea of what is standard, however during the consultation process, we ask whether you are planning to install or use any extremely heavy equipment such as squat racks, in which case we install localised additional support under the floor.