Rome Log Cabin 5.0 x 3.2m

Create additional home space in your own garden with the 44mm double glazed Rome Log Cabin, measuring 5m wide x 3.20m deep. Double doors and large opening double glazed windows with a 0.9m canopy to the front.

Manufactured using 44mm interlocking Spruce logs and offering a spacious interior, this log cabin lends itself to a number of uses; additional living space, garden office, home gym and teenage den just to name a few.

The timber used to create the wall logs is Spruce - a slow grown Spruce, this variety is chosen for its tight, dense wood grain. Tuin recognise that this produces a high quality garden building that is built to last. To comply with strict Dutch standards, all log cabins are free from finger jointing and mixing of timber species.

Supplied in untreated logs, the Rome can be customised to match the style of each garden. Tuin offers a range of treatment options including paints, stains and impregnation fluid - all of which are available to purchase at the same time as your cabin. We also recommend insulating your Log Cabin after treating your cabin.

The Rome Log Cabin features

As standard, the Rome comes with the following:

• 44mm interlocking wall logs

• Double conical tongue and groove for stability

• Double door

• Two opening windows

• Quality door and window fittings

• Double Glazed Glass

• Fixing kit and instruction manual
  

• Wind and watertight connections
  

• Minimum 16mm Tongue and Groove Roof Boards

• Metal storm bars for enhanced protection against the elements

• Metal air vents for improved airflow and ventilation

• Hook-and-eye and twist locks supplied for doors

Dimensions

• Overall Dimensions: 5m x 3.20m

• Internal Dimensions: 4.71m x 2.91m

• Footprint: 4.80 x 3.0m

• Canopy size: 0.90m

• Ridge Height: 2.63m

• Eaves height 2.03m

We highly recommend shingles with your log cabin: The final finish is far more superior and turns a shed into a stunning log cabin. Ordinary felt will last two - three years. Shingles will last for at least 15 years and it is unlikely you will ever need to replace them.