Hansagarten24 Roland 1 vs Roland 2 vs Roland 3 — Garden Office, Gym or Larger Multi-Use Room?
Hansagarten24's Roland 1, Roland 2 and Roland 3 use the same basic garden-room format across three floor areas. Roland 1 provides 14 m², Roland 2 increases this to 19 m², and Roland 3 provides 24 m², allowing the same type of structure to be configured around a garden office, fitness room, studio, hobby room or larger multi-use space.
The principal difference between the three models is floor area rather than construction specification. All three use 70 mm walls, 28 mm floorboards, 18 mm roof boards, double glazing and the same 5.20 metre external depth. Hansagarten24 increases the width by one metre at each step, creating a 14 m², 19 m² and 24 m² progression.
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Quick Comparison — Roland 1 vs Roland 2 vs Roland 3
| Model | External Dimensions | Internal Area | Wall Thickness | Suggested Use |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Roland 1 | 320 × 520 cm | 14 m² | 70 mm | Garden office, studio or focused hobby room |
| Roland 2 | 420 × 520 cm | 19 m² | 70 mm | Garden gym, larger office or creative workspace |
| Roland 3 | 520 × 520 cm | 24 m² | 70 mm | Larger multi-use room, studio or combined workspace |
Hansagarten24 presents all three Roland models for overlapping uses including home office, garden fitness, hobby, studio and additional room space. The suggestions above are therefore use-case starting points rather than fixed functions.
The Roland Formula — Same Depth, More Width
The Roland range follows the same basic format across all three models.
Each building is 5.20 metres deep. The external width changes as follows:
- Roland 1: 3.20 metres wide with 14 m² of internal floor area;
- Roland 2: 4.20 metres wide with 19 m² of internal floor area;
- Roland 3: 5.20 metres wide with 24 m² of internal floor area.
Each step therefore adds one metre of external width and 5 m² of internal floor area.
The choice can consequently be based primarily on the amount of furniture, equipment and clear working space required rather than on a change in wall construction or basic building format.
What Roland 1, Roland 2 and Roland 3 Share
| Wall thickness | 70 mm |
| External height | 290 cm |
| Roof type | Mono-pitch roof |
| Roof boards | 18 mm |
| Floorboards | 28 mm |
| Rooms | 1 |
| Storeys | 1 |
| Glazing | Double glazing with tempered safety glass |
| Timber | Untreated Nordic spruce |
Hansagarten24 also specifies two double-glazed sliding doors, a cylinder lock, reinforcing metal rods within the walls, impregnated foundation beams, storm bracing, assembly hardware and installation instructions for the Roland models.
The 28 mm floorboards are common to all three versions, so the floor specification remains consistent as the internal area increases.
Roland 1 — A 14 m² Garden Office or Studio
The Hansagarten24 Roland 1 provides 14 m² of internal floor area within an external footprint of 3.20 × 5.20 metres.
The rectangular format can accommodate a desk, shelving and storage while retaining circulation through the centre of the room.
It can therefore be considered for a dedicated garden office, photography or creative studio, music practice room, reading room or hobby space organised around one principal activity.
Hansagarten24 lists office, garden fitness, hobby room, studio and additional room use among the intended applications for Roland 1.
Roland 1 as a Garden Office
A 14 m² room provides space for a dedicated working environment separate from the main house.
A desk can occupy one side of the room, with the remaining area available for storage, additional seating, equipment or another work surface.
The glazed sliding doors bring daylight into the room and visually connect the workspace with the surrounding garden.
Roland 2 — 19 m² for Fitness, Office or Creative Work
The Hansagarten24 Roland 2 increases the external width to 4.20 metres while retaining the 5.20 metre depth.
The result is 19 m² of internal floor area, an increase of 5 m² over Roland 1.
Hansagarten24 identifies garden fitness directly in the Roland 2 product name while also presenting the building for home-office, hobby-room, studio and additional room use.
Roland 2 as a Garden Gym
Fitness equipment requires both equipment footprint and surrounding movement space.
The additional width of Roland 2 can allow equipment to be positioned around the perimeter while retaining a central area for exercise or movement.
The same floor-plan logic can apply to activities such as painting, photography, crafts or other studio work where equipment, storage and an open working area need to coexist.
Roland 2 as a Larger Garden Office
Roland 2 can also accommodate an office arrangement involving several work surfaces, storage units, additional seating or a combination of office and creative work.
Its 19 m² internal area places it between the 14 m² Roland 1 and the 24 m² Roland 3.
Roland 3 — A 24 m² Multi-Use Garden Room
The Hansagarten24 Roland 3 completes the progression with a 5.20 × 5.20 metre external footprint and 24 m² of internal floor area.
It retains the same 70 mm wall thickness, 28 mm floorboards, 18 mm roof boards, 2.90 metre external height and double-glazed sliding-door format used across the Roland family.
The approximately square footprint provides more room to organise several functional zones within the single open interior.
Office and Fitness in One Room
The 24 m² floor area can be organised into separate functional areas without adding internal partitions.
For example, one side can accommodate a desk and office equipment while another remains available for fitness equipment or an open exercise zone.
The same principle can be applied to a studio with a working area and seating, a hobby room with several workstations or a leisure room combining furniture, storage and activity space.
Creative and Hobby Uses
The open floor plan can also support photography, painting, model building, crafts or other activities where tables, storage and working space need to remain in the room at the same time.
Because Roland 3 remains a single-room structure, the 24 m² internal area can be organised according to the intended activity rather than a predetermined internal partition layout.
How Much Space Does Each Roland Add?
| Model | Width | Depth | Internal Area | Area Increase |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Roland 1 | 3.20 m | 5.20 m | 14 m² | Base size |
| Roland 2 | 4.20 m | 5.20 m | 19 m² | +5 m² |
| Roland 3 | 5.20 m | 5.20 m | 24 m² | +5 m² |
Roland 2 retains the basic structure of Roland 1 while adding one metre of width and 5 m² of internal floor area. Roland 3 repeats the same increase.
The comparison can therefore be based largely on how much permanent furniture, equipment and clear working area the room needs.
Which Roland Fits a Garden Office?
Roland 1 suits a dedicated office centred around one primary workstation, together with storage or additional seating.
Roland 2 provides additional room for multiple work surfaces, more storage, seating or a second activity within the same space.
Roland 3 provides enough area to combine an office with another defined zone such as a studio, fitness area or larger shared workspace.
Which Roland Fits a Garden Gym?
Hansagarten24 lists fitness-room use across the Roland family, while Roland 2 is specifically identified as a garden-fitness model in its product name.
Roland 1 can accommodate a compact training setup organised around selected equipment and an open movement area.
Roland 2 provides 19 m² for arranging equipment alongside a separate exercise area.
Roland 3 provides the largest open floor area of the three, allowing several pieces of equipment or multiple activity zones to share the room.
Which Roland Fits a Studio or Hobby Room?
The useful size depends mainly on how much permanent equipment and storage the activity requires.
Roland 1 provides a 14 m² room for activities organised around a desk, table or compact studio setup.
Roland 2 adds room between equipment, storage and the central working area.
Roland 3 provides the most floor area for establishing several functional zones within one open room.
Glazing and Natural Light
Hansagarten24 specifies two double-glazed sliding doors with tempered safety glass for the Roland models.
This creates a glazed frontage that brings daylight into the single-room interior and connects the room visually with the garden.
The sliding-door format also avoids the internal swing area required by a conventional inward-opening hinged door.
70 mm Walls Across the Roland Range
All three Roland models use 70 mm Nordic spruce walls.
The wall specification therefore remains constant as the range increases from 14 m² to 19 m² and 24 m².
Hansagarten24 also lists configuration options relating to insulation, roof covering, foundations, gutters, colour treatment and assembly for these models.
The final configuration can therefore be selected around the intended office, fitness, studio or leisure use rather than the floor area alone.
Roland 1 vs Roland 2 vs Roland 3 — Which Should You Choose?
Choose Roland 1 if a 14 m² room provides enough space for the intended office, studio or hobby setup.
Choose Roland 2 if 19 m² better accommodates fitness equipment, a larger workspace or a combination of equipment and clear floor area.
Choose Roland 3 if 24 m² is useful for several functional zones within the same open garden room.
Because the three models share the main construction specification, the decision is primarily about width, internal floor area and how the space will be organised.
Building a Wider Garden-Room Setup
The Roland series sits within a broader Hansagarten24 garden-building range, so comparing it with other layouts can help determine whether a single open room is the right format.
For a wider overview, see Best Wooden Garden Houses in 2026 — Hansagarten24 Buying Guide.
You can also explore Hansagarten24 Wooden Garden Buildings — Garden Offices, Saunas & Cabins for a broader look at the different building categories.
For a smaller dedicated workspace, our Hansagarten24 Avalon 3x2 Garden Office covers a compact alternative.
Final Thoughts
Roland 1, Roland 2 and Roland 3 form a consistent Hansagarten24 product family built around the same single-room concept.
They share 70 mm walls, 28 mm floorboards, 18 mm roof boards, double glazing, Nordic spruce construction and a 5.20 metre external depth.
Roland 1 provides 14 m², Roland 2 provides 19 m² and Roland 3 provides 24 m². Each increase adds one metre of external width and 5 m² of internal floor area.
The practical decision is therefore how much furniture, equipment and open working area need to share the room.
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Further Reading
- Best Wooden Garden Houses in 2026 — Hansagarten24 Buying Guide
- Hansagarten24 Wooden Garden Buildings — Garden Offices, Saunas & Cabins
- Hansagarten24 Avalon 3x2 Garden Office
- Hansagarten24 Hansa B 7x7m Garden Spa Cabin
- Garden House With Terrace — Hansa Lounge
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