Both share the same underlying Radiata specification, but The Vorlich has a steel box profile pent roof – a single slope, lower at the back. That lower profile makes it a popular choice for built-up gardens and boundary placements, where its slimmer silhouette tends to sit more comfortably within planning restrictions.

Its lower, sloped profile is specifically why it’s popular in built-up areas – the reduced height at the boundary side makes it a discreet option that generally sits well within permitted development guidelines. As with any Radiata Garden Room, this still depends on your specific plot and position, so we’ll confirm your situation at Consultation.

Steel box profile roofing as standard, carrying a 20-year manufacturer’s guarantee – the same as The Rannoch, and part of why these two designs are priced slightly lower than The Kindrogan and The Deuchny, which use Isola shingles instead.

The Vorlich is available in five standard sizes, up to 4m x 3m – the same maximum as The Rannoch – with prices from £12,097 depending on size. Custom sizing is possible at an additional cost if you need something between the standard options, though it can’t exceed the 12m² limit.

As with The Rannoch, expect a similar range depending on size and site conditions – we’ll confirm an exact figure via our accredited groundworks teams, including our sister company Solid Ground, once we’ve assessed your site.

Yes – the same four-layer construction and aluminium double glazing used across the whole Radiata range applies here. The pent roof shape doesn’t compromise on performance, just the silhouette.