12x10ft Summer Houses
Stretch out, relax, and make the most of summer in your garden with a 12’x10’ or 10’x12’ summer house. These larger buildings are catered to giving you room to relax and decompress, with big interiors that can be filled with fresh summer air and bright sunshine through their expansive floor-to-ceiling windows.
If you’ve got questions about sizes or positioning, our summer house buying guide is full of information. We also offer quick, safe and free delivery to most GB postcodes through our very own distribution network.
Find a Summerhouse size that fits
Not sure what size is best? Check out our summerhouse buying guide
Types of Summerhouse
FAQs
At ~120 sq ft it's a generous garden room — comfortably seating six to eight with sofas and a table, and room to move around. It's well suited to entertaining, a family garden lounge, a games or hobby room, or simply a spacious place to relax and enjoy the garden.
A solid, fully level base across the whole footprint — at this size a concrete slab or well-laid paved base is the reliable choice. Keeping it level and free-draining holds the larger structure square and the doors working, with the floor on its pressure-treated bearers.
A standard summerhouse is a warm-season space — lovely from spring to autumn, but the un-insulated walls and single glazing won't keep it cosy through winter. If you'd like to relax in it year-round, choose one of our insulated summerhouses, which are lined, insulated and double-glazed from the start; we don't recommend retrofitting your own insulation, as it voids the guarantee.
Can a 12 x 10 Summerhouse Be Too Big?
Like the rest of our large summerhouses, these sizes aren’t intended for gardens where space is limited. If you have a small garden - or even one where a 12’x10’ sized building would take up more than 30% of the existing space - this size may be too large.
Adding a summerhouse to your garden can help you make the most of the space, but if the building is too big for the surroundings it can leave your garden feeling cramped - which may make it feel less inviting overall.
Help and Contacting Us
If you need assistance, there are a few places to find it. Our help centre has answers to lots of questions you might have. But if you can’t find what you need there you can get in touch with us using our contact form - or by calling us on 01909 768840.