Garden rooms are one of the most popular home improvements today. They provide great additional living space for a fraction of the cost of an extension.
Modern garden buildings can be used as a home office, a gym, a studio, or for a small business. Larger garden rooms can also be used as an extra bedroom or annexe, thanks to high-quality insulation.
To really enjoy this valuable extra space all year round then air conditioning is a must!
Typically, summerhouses are built with a single layer of timber, whereas garden rooms are made with insulated timber panels. This makes them more durable, soundproof and weatherproof.
However, as timber is naturally warm, heat builds up rapidly in summer months, turning your escape room into an oven!
And then in colder months, garden rooms need heating to maintain a comfortable temperature and to prevent moisture build up that could lead to damp spores developing.
Quick to install, air conditioning is the perfect climate solution for garden rooms, offering low-energy cooling and heating all year round.
A single air conditioning unit runs off a single outdoor condenser unit, which can be hidden behind or at the side of the building.
You can! If you already have air conditioning in the home, you may be able to run another indoor unit to from your existing outdoor condenser.
Alternatively, if you don’t currently have home air conditioning, it may be worth installing a system that will allow to you easily add air conditioning units in your home at a later date.
You can adjust the set temperature of your air conditioning unit as required, or you can use the timer to turn it on or off when required.
Better still, modern air conditioning units come with advanced controls with built-in WiFi, allowing you to control the unit remotely from a mobile device.
Yes! Pollen can bring misery for many people during spring and summer that may stop many from even entertaining the idea of a garden room.
Air conditioning can eliminate all kinds of harmful air particles, including pollen, dust, toxins, bacteria and other allergens.
The filters that are built-in into air conditioning units make it particularly useful for those who suffer from hayfever allergies and asthma, and those who want to use their garden building as a workshop.
All home air conditioning systems have multiple features and benefits including:
Depending on the size of your garden room, you’re likely to only need one indoor unit.
The ideal type of unit is a wall-mounted unit or a floor-standing unit. Both offer the same great levels of efficiency but you will find a far greater choice of designs and colours.
Your air conditioning engineer will ensure that the unit has the correct kW to efficiently heat and cool your garden room through all seasons.
Loop Air Conditioning installs a wide range of stylish, energy-efficient air conditioning systems that are packed with great features.
Yes. Modern air-to-air heat pumps, otherwise known as air conditioning, are classed as renewable energy and are therefore VAT-FREE when installed in the home.
If you’re running a business from home, you may also be able to offset some of the cost of garden room air conditioning through Capital Allowance.
A garden room should be a comfortable, peaceful extension to the home, and a great place to work. The addition of air conditioning will bring total comfort regardless of the outside temperature, making this space a haven, all year round.
For more information or a free quotation, please get in touch with our expert team and we will get your garden room air conditioning up and running without delay.
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