Garden and Outdoor

There are lots of variables to consider when pricing up the cost of a veranda, including the size of veranda you want to install and the materials you intend to use. Our team is happy to talk you through your options and provide you with a no-obligation quote. Contact us today.

Eurocell verandas are made from either glass or polycarbonate. They are available in 15 different sizes and seven colours.

All Eurocell pergolas are made from aluminium, which makes them a great option for someone looking to make a long-term investment. They require less maintenance than wooden alternatives and are likely to stay in place without any problems for the rest of your lifetime.

Yes. On the Oasis Standard pergola, a fixed rotating louvre roof offers control over light, shade and airflow. A retractable roof provides even more options on the Oasis Deluxe pergola.

All our garden rooms come with a minimum 10-year guarantee. With good care and maintenance, there is no reason why a garden room cannot last for several decades.

If your veranda is under 3m in height, covers less than half of the land of the original property, and is not located on your roof, then you have good news: you almost certainly do not need planning permission for your veranda.

In most instances, no. You do not normally need planning permission for a pergola. However, a pergola must not cover more than half of your land, it should be no taller than 2.5m (if situated within 2m of the boundary), and you will always need permission if your building is listed.

Yes, without doubt. A stunning new garden room looks great in any garden. But more importantly, they provide important extra space – whether that’s for a home gym, home office, or even just somewhere to kick back and relax. A garden room from Eurocell will almost certainly add value to your property.

The final price depends on several variables. Our in-house team of experts is happy to help you understand your options and give you a no-obligation quote. Contact us today for all the help you need.

Eurocell verandas are made from either glass or polycarbonate. They are available in 15 different sizes and seven colours.

In most instances, no. You do not normally need planning permission for a pergola. However, a pergola must not cover more than half of your land, it should be no taller than 2.5m (if situated within 2m of the boundary), and you will always need permission if your building is listed.

All our garden rooms come with a minimum 10-year guarantee. With good care and maintenance, there is no reason why a garden room cannot last for several decades.

Yes. On the Oasis Standard pergola, a fixed rotating louvre roof offers control over light, shade and airflow. A retractable roof provides even more options on the Oasis Deluxe pergola.

In most instances, no. You do not normally need planning permission for a pergola. However, a pergola must not cover more than half of your land, it should be no taller than 2.5m (if situated within 2m of the boundary), and you will always need permission if your building is listed.

Yes, without doubt. A stunning new room for garden looks great in any garden. But more importantly, they provide important extra space – whether that’s for a home gym, home office, or even just somewhere to kick back and relax. A garden room from Eurocell will almost certainly add value to your property.

The final price depends on several variables. Our in-house team of experts is happy to help you understand your options and give you a no-obligation quote. Contact us today for all the help you need.

Our Garden Rooms aren’t designed to be extensions, they are standalone rooms positioned away from, and not physically connected to, your property. If you’d still like to talk to someone, our home team are available Monday – Friday 9am – 5pm and the call is free 0808 196 3840, we’ll do everything we can to help. If your query is out of hours, please visit our Contact Us page and request a call back.

Our verandas are constructed from two materials. You can either choose a glass roof, which lets in light and offers plenty of shelter. Or you can decide to install a polycarbonate roof, which is available in four different colours.

Very rarely. In most cases, a veranda can be created without any worries about planning permission. However, you should not proceed without seeking specialist advice about your specific project. Contact our team for more information.

A veranda is a covered outdoor area attached to a building. Normally, it consists of a roof that is joined directly to the side of the building, with the veranda floor aligned with the ground floor of the property. Some kind of railings or barrier may also be erected to enclose the space, although this is not compulsory.