Garden Room with Mezzanine Floor
Published: 23 April 2020
Refreshed: 26 September 2024
Reading Time: 2 minutes
If we had to choose a favourite garden room design, it would likely be a pitched roof style, with the Malmö range by Garden2Office being one of our top picks. The pitched roofline creates a fantastic interior space, with the vaulted ceiling providing a much airier and more open feel compared to a mono-pitch garden room.
The extra headroom offered by a dual-pitched roof is especially beneficial when designing spaces like a home gym, where the added height enhances functionality.
Adding a Mezzanine Floor to a Garden Room
One of the nicest features of the Malmö range by Garden2Office is the option to add a mezzanine floor. This addition can serve as a sleeping deck or a quiet retreat for reading. Keep in mind, if you plan to use the garden room as a sleeping space, it must comply with Building Regulations. Experienced designers like Garden2Office can guide you through this process during a site survey.
The Garden2Office team has been sharing the build progress of a Malmö with a mezzanine floor on Instagram. As we can see, the second floor is cleverly designed so it doesn’t reduce the ceiling height in the space below. This layout seems ideal for incorporating a cloakroom under the mezzanine.
The team also installed a space-saving ladder leading up to the mezzanine deck, along with a balustrade for safety.
From the images, we can see that the mezzanine deck is seamlessly integrated into the overall structure, with a painted finish that blends it perfectly with the room.
Another Example of a Garden Room with a Mezzanine Floor
Garden2Office is one of the few companies that offers mezzanine floors in their garden rooms. If this feature appeals to you, they are definitely the people to contact!
Learn More
To learn more about creating a garden room with a mezzanine floor, chat with the Garden2Office team on 0800 612 4371 or email mark@garden2office.co.uk. You can also explore their work at www.garden2office.co.uk.
