THE GARDEN OFFICE

The best heater for a garden office is not a heater.

One small unit warms it in January and cools it in July. Your panel heater does half the job for three times the money.

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THE PROBLEM

Freezing in January. A greenhouse in July.

You insulated it. You had the power run out and the sockets fitted. And in the end heating it still comes down to a £30 panel heater, pointed at your feet, and hope.

Summer gets the opposite treatment: window film stuck up in May, a desk fan pushing warm air from one side of the room to the other. Outside, the year swings. Inside the garden office, so does the temperature.

THE ARITHMETIC

Three winters of heater bills buys the better answer.

£204

a winter on a 2kW panel heater

£58 to £68

the same warmth from a small heat pump

Figures illustrative. Your fixed quote follows a survey.

An oil-filled radiator, a fan heater and a panel heater all cost the same to run. Every plug-in heater turns one unit of electricity into one unit of heat, no more. A heat pump moves three or four units of heat for that same one unit of electricity. You won't find that sum on a heater's box.

AND THEN SUMMER

The same unit runs in reverse.

In July it carries the heat back out instead of bringing it in. The room you built to work in keeps working through August. No panel heater, oil radiator or fan can do that, at any price.

THE INSTALL

One day, most of the time.

A compact outdoor unit sits beside or behind the office, out of the way. A slim unit inside goes wherever suits the room, not wherever the pipework is easiest. Most garden offices are done well within a day.

A survey · a fixed quote in writing · installed · guaranteed for five years.

Fern Climate is run by its founders, Hom and Simon. If you speak to us, you're speaking to the people who do the work.

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