A pool house turns your pool into a complete outdoor space: somewhere to lounge, to shower or change, to store equipment, or even to cook outdoors. At Hardwood Discount we build your pool house entirely to measure in solid oak or Douglas fir, with the same hand-crafted mortise and tenon joints as our framed buildings.
7 to 14 days delivery time
For Fence and Decking
Free delivery from £4300
Up to £4300 delivery charge £250
Parcel service (small box) delivery £26
Package L
From £ 4.300 free deliveryPackage XL
From £ 4300,- free deliveryPackage L
From £ 4300 free deliveryPackage XL
From £ 4300,- free deliveryPackage L
From £ 4300 free deliveryPackage XL
From £ 4300,- free deliveryPackage L
Delivery price on requestPackage XL
Delivery price on requestFramed Buildings · Pool House
A pool house turns your pool into a complete outdoor space: somewhere to lounge, to shower or change, to store equipment, or even to cook outdoors. At Hardwood Discount we build your pool house entirely to measure in solid oak or Douglas fir, with the same hand-crafted mortise and tenon joints as our framed buildings.
A pool house is more than a roof by the water. It's an extension of your outdoor living: a lounge where you stay dry while the kids swim, a changing room with a shower, or a compact outdoor kitchen right next to the pool. Because everything is built to measure, you decide the layout — fully open, partly enclosed with walls, or a mix of both.
An open, covered seating area right by the water, sheltered from sun and rain.
An enclosed section with walls and a door for changing, towels or pool equipment.
A covered cooking area right next to the pool, sheltered from wind and weather.
Close the pool house up fully in poorer weather, or open it entirely on summer days.
Robust and timeless, weathering to a silver-grey patina. A favourite for a luxury pool house built to last for decades.
Warm and honey-toned, with strong value for money. A popular choice for a modern, dark-stained pool house look.
Yes, every pool house is designed entirely to your requirements: size, layout, open or enclosed sections and timber species.
Absolutely, many customers combine a covered cooking area with a lounge side within the same pool house.
Both oak and Douglas fir work well; the choice mainly comes down to look and budget, not proximity to the water.