February 8th, 2005 GARDEN ESCAPE'S NEW HOME OFFICE DESIGN

Matthew Gill, Director of The Garden Escape, explains:


"We are due to launch in March 2005 an additional Garden Escape design, 'the Garden Escape Cube'. This slick registered design will be an ideal alternative garden room for selective gardens where space is of a premium. Built to the same optimum standards that the Garden Escape is renowned for, merging and maximizing a balance of both space and light."

“We are excited with this new concept and we already have a long list of customers who have stressed in interest for this design”.

The Garden Escape Cube has two glazed aspects in Pilkington 'k' glass for quiet light and the other two sides are cladded in western red cedar, renowned for its beauty and incredible duribility.Flooded with light, the resulting design allows you to create a unique retreat that's perfect for a garden office.

This building shall rarely require planning permission and is insulated to the highest standards making it as warm as any room in your house. It will be built to the same standards that the Garden Escape has been renowned for, with strong secure foundations, electrical connection from your mains to feed ample electric sockets, convector heating and soft receded lighting and finished with flush white plastered walls and ceiling.

The Garden Escape's constructions are all professionally designed and incorporate the latest in design and technology. As a separate area to the house, besides an office or studio, the buildings can also be adapted for use as a gym or children's playroom.

For more information about the Garden Escape and its products, visit www.thegardenescape.co.uk

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The Garden Escape

Based in Symonds Yat West, Herefordshire, The Garden Escape is architecturally-backed, and employs a professional building team in consultation with acclaimed building and structural engineers. The company is managed by directors Richard and Kathleen Harvey and Matthew Gill, who have gained valuable business acumen in managerial roles for some of the UK's largest blue chip retailers.