Please check our service chart to find out which states we service and the garden room sizes available for your state.

Our Outdoor Rooms: In most cases the process takes between 8-10 weeks and an additional 3-6 days for the onsite installation.

This will depend on the size of the floor plan you choose. We don’t require any extra space for the installation process , but your local council may have certain boundary offsets that need to be observed. You should check for any building restrictions before your outdoor room is installed.

Inoutside have no issues with difficult to access locations as we carry through materials manually, no special equipment is needed.

We use engineered steel system for all approval projects which allows us to overcome uneven or sloping ground. For all Exempt developments we install engineered footing blocks and tie downs into the ground. We use an engineered adjustable foot system which has approximate 150mm adjustment. Contact Us to discuss your site and whether or not this system will be required.

We offer floor plans, engineering or structural drawings and an energy report to help get the approval process underway. In many cases council approval will not be required to install an Inoutside room, but it may depend on how you intend to use the space and the size of your room. Our rooms are intended as Class 10A structures under the Australian Building Code: - Class 10: Non-habitable building or structure. - Class 10A: Private garage, carport, shed or the like According to the BCA (Building Code of Australia) a non-habitable room is “a space which is not occupied frequently, or for extended periods of time.” For most councils, a permit is not required if the floor space does not exceed 10sqm or 3m in height. Some councils allow a larger floor space before requiring a permit, so it is always best to contact your local council to get the right advice if you’re unsure. Should you need a permit, we can supply you with the information you'll need to support your application submission, including: • The floor plan and elevation of your room • Structural drawings • Specifications • Installation details Council fees – if required – are not included in the cost of your outdoor room.

No. The design of our outdoor rooms eliminates the need for costly concrete foundations. We use a Timber frame structure supported on engineered concrete footing blocks which are installed to an appropriate depth, reducing the floor height of your new building. This also reduces the overall amount of time and concrete required to establish your room.

The treated timber or steel framework of your room, plus flooring, is around 170mm in height. We also allow an 80mm gap beneath your room for adequate ventilation, which brings the total step up to about 250mm. This will vary depending on the slope of your block, so you may wish to consider creating a step or extended deck area for easy access.

Prefabricated means the room is made in our factory. The rooms are pre-made and delivered in flatpacks before being installed at your location. This means minimal work on site and reduces installation time.

This covers the delivery and installation of your garden room. Covering all external works i.e. Footings All timber framing ( Sub-base /Walls /Roof) Windows & Doors All exterior cladding (walls and roof) Hardwood Decking Gutter & downpipe Subfloor Base

Inoutside prefabricate your garden rooms in our Adelaide & Sydney workshops We freight to most states (please inquire ) Metro Only Areas

We have our main display at 165 Railway Terrace Mile End SA. Please contact us if you would like us to arrange a viewing of a resent installation in your area.