Why depth and reinforcement matter
An underspec'd base will move with ground conditions and cause the structure above to twist. We dig to a depth suited to the soil, install steel where the spec calls for it, and pour at the correct thickness.

Garden room, shed and outbuilding bases — built to spec.
Request a quoteA garden room base has to carry weight, resist movement and stay perfectly level — for the life of the building above it. We build reinforced, properly cured concrete bases dug to the right depth, squared and finished to the spec your structure requires.


An underspec'd base will move with ground conditions and cause the structure above to twist. We dig to a depth suited to the soil, install steel where the spec calls for it, and pour at the correct thickness.
Bases are formed, checked diagonally for square, and finished dead level. Garden room manufacturers won't warranty a poorly built base — we build to the spec sheet first time.
Damp-proof membrane is installed correctly under every base. Edges are cleanly formed so the building sits square and weatherproof.

Reinforced concrete base for a premium garden office. Dug to 250mm, MOT sub-base compacted in layers, DPM and A142 mesh installed, 150mm concrete pour finished dead level and cured 10 days before the building was craned in.
Confirm dimensions, depth and reinforcement from your building's spec sheet.
Dig out, install and compact MOT type 1.
Square shutters, DPM, mesh or rebar as specified.
Pour, level, finish, allow proper cure time before loading.
Typically 100–150mm of concrete over a 100–150mm sub-base, but always check your specific garden room's spec sheet.
We recommend 7 days minimum cure time before loading, longer in cold weather.
We focus on getting the base perfect — your supplier or installer handles the structure on top.
Send us a few details and we'll come back to talk through the best way to approach it.
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