Geir Log Garage 3.6m x 5.4m - 45mm Logs
- Product number
- P013665
- 45mm double glazed
- Double doors
- 2 opening windows








4,499.-
incl. vat
Details
- Depth
- 540 cm
- Width
- 360 cm
- Height
- 285 cm
- 10 year timber guarantee *
- Unbeatable Industry Knowledge
- Free delivery to most UK homes *
Product Options
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Roof Shingles
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10x Black Straight Roofing Shingles

10x Red Straight Roofing Shingles

10x Green Straight Roofing Shingles

10x Brown Straight Roofing Shingles

10x Black Curved Roofing Shingles

10x Green Curved Roofing Shingles

10x Black Hexagonal Roofing Shingles

10x Red Hexagonal Roofing Shingles
Foundation Beams
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6x Standard Foundation Beams

6x Composite Profiled Foundation Beams

6x Hardwood Profiled Foundation Beams
Wall Accessories
- 10 year timber guarantee *
- Unbeatable Industry Knowledge
- Free delivery to most UK homes *
Pros and cons
Sturdy and stylish vehicle storage
Real glass windows
Comes with kit including hinges, locks, and hardware
Untreated (treatment highly recommended)
Specifications
- Weight
- 1260 kg
- Wall thickness
- 45 mm
- Material
- Wood
- Wood type
- Scandinavian spruce
- Colour
- Natural
- Width
- 360 cm
- Depth
- 540 cm
- Height
- 285 cm
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Geir Log Garage 3.6m x 5.4m - 45mm Logs
45mm double glazed Log Garage Geir measuring 3.6 x 5.4m. Featuring double doors, single pedestrian door and two opening windows. Suitable for storing one vehicle.
Manufactured using 45mm interlocking logs, this log construction provides a great alternative to a brick built garage. Whilst the thick timber provides natural insulation, a log garage can be customised to suit all styles of garden.
Designed for one vehicle, this garage features wide double doors and single door for pedestrian access. With two side windows allowing natural light to flood inside, convert the remaining space into a workshop.
The doors and windows can be placed in either the left or right hand wall as a unit. The position of the door and window can also be swapped with the door to the front or rear of the Garage Geir
Built using first rate Spruce timber, this variety is chosen for its tight, dense wood grain. Tuin log cabins do not feature a mixture of timber species or finger jointing, the process whereby short lengths of timber are used to create the full log length, to indicate a high quality build.
The Log Garage Geir features as standard:
45mm interlocking wall logs
Conical tongue and groove for stability
Double door
Two opening windows
Quality door and window fittings
Double glazing
Fixing kit and instruction manual
Wind and watertight connections
Minimum 16mm Tongue and Groove Roof Boards
Dimensions:
Overall Dimensions: 3.60m x 5.4m
Building Footprint: 3.40m x 5.20m
Internal Dimensions: 3.31m x 5.11m
Ridge Height: 2.96m
Eaves: 2.31m
Side Door Height (including frame): 1.88m
Garage Door Height (including frame): 1.97m
Door Width: 2.57m
Rear Overhang: 0.20m
Front Overhang: 0.60m
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A great product, built for use as a mobility scooter store for residents of a small housing Trust, with a section of the rear patitioned to for a small wokshop/store.
Update (5 yrs ago) on Geir garage with 2 extra large windows added. We use it as a gym and its as good if not better as purpose built home office / gym type buildings that would have cost 2+ as much. Planning restrictions did not allow us to site anything other than a garage. It went up easily enough - no issues and quite a lot of wood left over that got reused. We insulated the roof with celotex and used Coroline bitumen sheets as long lasting and better look than shingles. A few lessons - 1. we used the plastic foundation beams but should have waterproofed sealed them on to the concrete base as it leaked later. Solved this with the use of aluminum flashing inside and outside. 2. If you have time its best to paint each log before assembly but this is time consuming - however, it will prevent untreated wood being exposed when the logs expand (up to 4 cm). 3. Likewise, make sure any electrical conduits have enough movement for expansion and contraction - can be a lot more than you imagine. 4. We used the Turin paint (green) 2 coats - lasted 5 years so only just ok given the cost but replaced now with Finnish wood paint (undercoat and top) - even more expensive but should last 10 yrs. 5. If building it today I would have used an insulated floor (Celotex under the concrete base) as most heat it lost via the floor and roof.
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