Small buildings, built one at a time, in a shop in Deroche and finished in your yard.
A backyard studio is a room that does one job well: an office, a workshop, a place to practice. Three footprints, one way of building them. Sizes below are samples until the real line-up arrives.
Sample content until yours arrives
The 8 x 10
One desk, one chair, one window
The smallest studio. A flat roof, cedar siding, a sliding window on the long wall, and a door with glass in it. It sits on ground screws, so no concrete and no permit in most yards. Built in the shop, delivered on a trailer, set in a day.
- Footprint8 ft by 10 ft
- Ceiling8 ft 6 in
- WindowOne sliding, 6 ft
- SidingClear cedar or painted fir
- Set timeOne day
The 10 x 12
The one most people pick
Room for a desk and a daybed, or a bench and a wall of tools. The window gets wider and a second one goes on the end wall if you want it. Same roof, same siding, same ground screws.
- Footprint10 ft by 12 ft
- Ceiling9 ft
- WindowOne sliding, 8 ft; optional second
- SidingClear cedar, painted fir or metal
- Set timeOne to two days
The 12 x 16
A real second room
Big enough for two people to work, or for a bathroom rough-in. Built as two shop sections and joined on site. Roof, siding and windows to match the smaller two, so a yard with more than one of them reads as one set.
- Footprint12 ft by 16 ft
- Ceiling9 ft 6 in
- WindowTwo sliding
- SidingClear cedar, painted fir or metal
- Set timeTwo days