All In One Cabins: Boderg, Corry and Kilglass
Three flatpack cabins, three starting prices. Work out what each quotation needs to include before choosing a garden room.
Compare the kit.
Then price the finished room.
All In One Cabins lists the Boderg, Corry and Kilglass as flatpack cabins, with published starting prices of €10,047, €11,205 and €12,335 respectively. The single-room page does not clearly establish whether those prices include VAT.
These are starting points for a quotation. Decide what your room needs to do, then ask for the cost of that exact specification on your site.
| Cabin | Starting price | Published size information | What to clarify |
|---|---|---|---|
| Boderg | €10,047 | 26.25 m²; 7.5 m × 3.5 m | Internal area and final specification |
| Corry | €11,205 | 17.5 m² badge; 5 m × 5 m measurements | Conflicting size information |
| Kilglass | €12,335 | 25 m²; 5 m × 5 m | Dimensions and height on the agreed drawing |
The Corry needs a size check. Its page shows a 17.5 m² badge and separate 5 m × 5 m measurements. PlotNua has not resolved the difference. Request a dimensioned plan identifying the footprint and internal floor area; do not use either figure alone for a planning or layout decision.
Make the installation quote explicit.
The maker lists a flatpack kit, installation guide, damp-proof membrane, windows and home delivery, and separately describes installation and customisation services. That does not establish an installed, connected price for your garden.
Ask for a written division between the kit and the work around it: preparation, foundations, assembly, finishing, connections and waste removal. If different people will carry out those jobs, agree who checks that one stage is ready for the next.
The published wall thickness is 44 mm. PlotNua’s reading: that figure alone does not establish the room’s thermal performance. For daily office use, ask about insulation in the floor and roof as well as the walls, glazing, ventilation and heating.
Price the room you will actually use.
- Price and tax. What does the starting price buy, is VAT included, and what would the complete agreed specification cost?
- Size. Which dimensions are external, which are internal, and do decks or other projections sit outside them?
- Delivery and assembly. Does the delivery offer cover your address and access route? Who unloads, assembles and checks the building?
- Everyday use. What upgrades, services and finishing would the maker specify for the use you describe?
- Aftercare. Which warranty applies to the kit and to the installation, and what maintenance is required to keep that cover?
Show the maker a sketch of the room’s furniture and a photograph of its intended position. A useful quote should answer the practical question: what will it take to use this room as you intend, at this address?
Use PlotNua’s garden-room planning guide alongside that discussion. A model name, advertised area or suggested use is not a finding that a building is exempt on your property.
Go back to the specification before ordering.
The source for this comparison is the maker’s single-room cabin range, prices and measurements, checked 26 October 2026. Ask All In One Cabins to confirm the agreed drawing, VAT, delivery, installation and final price in writing.
PlotNua’s summary is based on published information. It does not establish a supplier endorsement, a site assessment or an offer to sell these cabins.
What could work in your garden?
Return to PlotNua’s guide to garden rooms in Ireland for the wider picture, explore the researched makers, or use the garden room quote checklist to compare what different prices cover.