An oak framed garden building can turn your garden into a space that you can truly relish all year round. Over the summer months, you may well have spent plenty of time enjoying your outside space. But as cooler weather arrives, you may find yourself spending more time inside. An oak garden building can really help you make the most of the shoulder months, and of all that your garden can offer.

Enjoy a Flexible Indoors/ Outdoors Space

A garden building makes it much easier to feel close to and connect with your garden come rain or shine. A garden building nestled in a pretty spot on your property can give you a space that can be used flexibly during the most unpredictable times of the year. In summer, you can happily sit outdoors in your garden, often long into the evening on a fine day. But in autumn (and spring) the periods of great weather can be more fleeting. You may only be able to sit outside for shorter periods.

When you have an oak framed garden building, you can throw open the doors and windows and truly be immersed in the natural surroundings of your garden. But you can also close up and keep things cosy when there is a sudden chill in the air, or when there are autumnal showers. But when you are actually in the garden, rather than just looking out on it from your home – you can still feel very much a part of the natural world. 

Watch The Leaves Turn in Comfort

Autumn is for many the most beautiful time of the year. Though the blooms of summer may be fading, trees are often putting on the most amazing visual displays. Watching the trees turn and then watching the leaves fall truly is one of the delights of the season. And when you have an oak-framed garden building you can do so in comfort and style. 

Enjoy Watching Autumnal Wildlife in Your Garden

Autumn is also a great time for wildlife. And no matter where you live, it is likely that when you have a garden building, you’ll be able to enjoy a wide range of wildlife spectacles. Birds and other wildlife are busy fattening up before winter. It is time for winter migrants to arrive. And if you have created a wildlife-friendly garden, your garden building will give you the perfect place from which to watch them. 

Dry and Cure Autumn Produce in an Oak Framed Garden Building

If you are one of the many people who has started to grow their own at home, a garden building can also be a very useful space. Home gardeners can use a dry and warm oak framed garden building as a space to dry and cure autumn produce they have grown in their garden. Having a dry and warm place to dry onions and garlic, and cure squash and pumpkins etc.. can allow you to really revel in all you have achieved over the course of the gardening year. 

Turn Your Hand To Autumnal Art and Crafts

An oak framed garden building can also be the perfect place to indulge in hobbies old or new. From making jewellery from seeds, to making art with fallen leaves, nuts and berries, to working with wood you’ve pruned from garden trees, there are plenty of autumnal art and craft options to consider. Your garden can provide many yields other than just food – and a garden building can be a space to make the most of them all. 

These are just some of the ways in which an oak framed garden building can help you make the most of autumn beauty. And of course, even when the storms and wild weather of late autumn and winter arrive, you’ll still have a part of your garden that will always stay warm, cosy and dry. You will have a useful and beautiful space that you can use in a huge range of ways, not just in autumn, but also over the colder months to come. 

About Us

We here at Loosehanger Oak pride ourselves on our attention to detail, as well as our environmental credentials. We provide an end-to-end service – taking care of everything from initial idea to finished construction. We handle all the small hassles and let you relax and look forward to enjoying your new oak building or oak extension.

Contact Gary today to begin your journey, book a free site visit and consultation, and join our many contented customers as you embark on your own oak framed construction project.