Compact garden office floor plan — 5 × 3 m
Compact garden office, 44 mm walls
From £4,000 incl. VAT as of Sep 2026
Includes VAT and delivery to mainland England and Wales. Elsewhere in the UK, islands included, delivery is quoted for the address and kit size. The base, assembly and fit-out are not included. How our prices work
Where the desk goes matters more here than anything else on the drawing, and the reason is the camera. A single room of 15 m² in this shape has exactly one good working position — much easier to find while it is still a plan than after the desk has been delivered.

A compact timber garden office in 44 mm walls, with double doors and windows on the long elevation.
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Put the desk where it should have been
Open this 15 m² plan in the free floor-plan tool, set the desk against the wall the camera will thank you for, move the doors to suit, and send it over. We will come back with a price for making and delivering it.
Room schedule
| Room | Outer dimensions | Floor area |
|---|---|---|
| Office | 5.0 × 3.0 m | 15.0 m² |
At a glance
| Footprint | 5.0 × 3.0 m |
|---|---|
| Internal floor area | 15 m² |
| Rooms | 1 |
| Largest room | Office · 15 m² |
| Doors | 1 |
| Windows | 3 |
| Usable wall | 15 m |
What the camera sees
Sit facing the doors and you get the view, a bright window straight behind your screen and your entire garden as a backdrop for everyone you speak to. Sit along one of the long walls instead and you get a plain wall behind you, daylight arriving from the side — which is the direction that suits a face — and the garden in front of you whenever you look up. The doors on this drawing are on a long side, so the working corner is the one furthest from them.
Three metres deep is a desk and a walkway
The depth allows a desk against one wall, a chair, and enough behind it to get past without turning sideways. What it does not allow is a desk and a sofa on the same wall, so storage goes tall rather than wide — around 15 running metres of wall to work with once the doorway is out.
- Swapping the window behind the desk for solid wall, which is a background and an acoustic improvement at once
- Making one window tall and narrow instead of wide, for daylight without glare across a screen
- Moving the doors to a gable so both long walls stay whole
44 mm walls: a solid year-round specification for a garden building, though a room used every weekday through the winter deserves a proper conversation about the floor and roof before it is made. The 3 window positions shown are approximate, taken off a drawing rather than surveyed.

Put the desk where it should have been
Open this 15 m² plan in the free floor-plan tool, set the desk against the wall the camera will thank you for, move the doors to suit, and send it over. We will come back with a price for making and delivering it.
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