Garden rooms are self-contained structures typically constructed in the back garden of a property. These versatile spaces are designed to provide additional living or working areas. People use garden rooms for various purposes, such as home offices, yoga studios, entertainment spaces, guest rooms, and even small workshops. They offer a way to extend your living space into the garden, blurring the boundaries between indoors and outdoors. Garden rooms are adaptable solutions for all your spatial needs, be it a quiet retreat or a functional workspace. There are a variety of wooden garden rooms available,
including insulated options, with different sizes, styles, and features.
Here at RUBICON™ we design and manufacture high specification Garden Buildings which are used as Garden Rooms, Garden Office, Garden Studios, Art Rooms, and Craft Workshops amongst others, all at internet prices and Built to Last for over 30yrs. All our products are Built to Last™, and fully insulated.
We offer ZERO Maintenance Wood Fibre Composite or Cedar and Wood Cladding and are constantly seeking new materials to enhance comfort, maintainability, and aesthetic appeal. We are a multi-award-wining company, recognised by the business community for our achievements in offering both first
class products and first-class service to our customers.
What we offer:
- 20 years structural guarantee
- 20 years manufacturer’s roofing guarantees
- Zero Maintenance exteriors
We are a family-owned business based in Deeside, Flintshire, on the Flintshire/Cheshire border.
About Cheshire
Cheshire is a region steeped in history, culture, and natural beauty. Nestled between Merseyside to the north-west, Greater Manchester to the north-east, Derbyshire to the east, Staffordshire to the south-east, and Shropshire to the south, it boasts a diverse landscape that ranges from rolling plains to rugged hills. Let’s delve into the various facets of this captivating county:
1. History:
- Cheshire’s roots trace back to ancient times, with evidence of human settlement dating back to the Stone Age. The Romans left their mark here, as seen in the impressive Chester Roman Amphitheatre and the well-preserved city walls.
- The county played a crucial role during the English Civil War, with the Siege of Chester being a significant event.
- Cheshire’s historic estates, such as Tatton Park and Ness Botanic Gardens, offer glimpses into its past.
2. Businesses and Economy:
- Cheshire has a thriving economy, with a focus on agriculture, manufacturing, and chemical industries.
- The county is renowned for its production of Cheshire cheese, a crumbly and tangy delight enjoyed worldwide.
- Chemical companies, including INEOS and Essar Oil, contribute significantly to the local economy.
3. Sport and Leisure:
- Chester Racecourse, established in the 16th century, hosts thrilling horse racing events.
- Football enthusiasts cheer for Crewe Alexandra FC and Warrington Town FC.
- The serene Cheshire countryside invites outdoor enthusiasts for walks, cycling, and exploring picturesque villages.
4. Communities:
- Cheshire’s communities are diverse, ranging from bustling towns to tranquil villages.
- Chester, the county town, exudes medieval charm with its timber-framed buildings and the iconic Eastgate Clock.
- Runcorn, Widnes, and Ellesmere Port are key industrial centres.
5. Types of Houses:
- Cheshire’s housing stock reflects its rich heritage. You’ll find everything from half-timbered Tudor cottages to elegant Georgian townhouses.
- Black-and-white timber-framed houses dot the landscape, especially in villages like Nantwich and Tarporley.
- Modern developments offer spacious family homes, often with well-manicured gardens.
6. Senior Citizen Living:
- Cheshire provides an attractive environment for seniors seeking a peaceful retirement.
- Retirement villages and assisted living facilities offer comfort and companionship.
- The county’s green spaces, cultural events, and proximity to amenities make it an ideal choice for retirees.
Cheshire seamlessly blends its historical legacy with contemporary living, making it a place where tradition meets progress. Whether you’re exploring its ancient landmarks, savouring local delicacies, or enjoying the countryside, Cheshire leaves an indelible impression on all who visit.
For a free, friendly consultation, contact Rubicon today, and we’ll be happy to discuss your garden rooms project
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