TT- conducted a survey titled "What do you do in yours?" The results were pretty interesting.
With half of Brits admitting all of their storage
space is full of clutter, and one in three (32%) finding their current
home too small, high-quality garden sheds are now being seen as a
solution for homeowners craving extra living space.
Neil Horton, sales director for Timeless Timber, said: “We carried out
this research to highlight some of the challenges facing homeowners
across the UK. We found that more space is longed for and that most
people would rather extend their existing home than move house, but all
too often an extension is unaffordable.
“The traditional cluttered garden shed at the bottom of the garden is a thing of the past. A Timeless Timber garden building creates stylish living space at a fraction of the cost of a traditional extension, but with all the same benefits. The needs of the homeowner are changing, and this product range responds to that by offering durable, secure and stunning looking designs that transform outdoor space into an extension of your home.”
Timeless Timber’s garden buildings are constructed to feel like homes
on a smaller scale, with floors manufactured from pressure treated
timber joists – as used in traditional home construction – and overlaid
with a plywood floor which has a slip resistant and easy clean surface.
Walls are strong, load bearing and timber clad, the roof is weather
proof for 20 years and all Timeless Timber sheds come with mortice locks
for security.
Building the ultimate ‘man cave’
As part of the survey, Timeless Timber asked Britain to imagine what the ultimate ‘man cave’ and ‘woman cave’ would look like.
According to British men, the ultimate man cave would include:
- Widescreen TV (48%)
- Computer or laptop (46%
- Large sofa (34%)
- Soundproof walls (29%)
- Beer fridge (24%)
- Pool table (20%)
- Games console (18%)
- Slot machine (10%)
- Weights (7%)
- Ping pong table (6%)
- Bean bags (5%)
With mess and clutter blamed for being the main cause
of arguments in nearly one in six families, additional living space is
top of the list for households across the UK. A quarter of those
surveyed even said that having more space would lead to a happier living
arrangement, and one in seven said there would be less stress at home
as a result.
Women painted a very different picture when asked to imagine their dream ‘woman cave’. It would include:
- Walk in wardrobe (29%)
- Big bed (28%)
- Flat screen TV (20%)
- Candles (17%)
- Wine fridge (17%)
- Mood lighting (16%)
- Treadmill (12%)
- Magazines (10%)
- Foot spa (10%)
- Dressing table (8%)
- Chocolate fountain (7%)
- Make up / nail station (7%)
- iPod dock (6%)
- Yoga mat (4%)
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