Annabel Log Cabin 5.0 x 4.0m
- Product number
- P013459
- The Annabel log cabin in 40mm thick wall logs. This cabin maybe suitable for use as a garden office or studio with floor and roof insulation.
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£4,089.00
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Details
- Depth
- 4 m
- Width
- 5 m
- Height
- 2,3 m
Benefits
Under 2.5m in height to help avoid planning
Plenty of natural light
Features double doors
Modern pent roof design
Specifications
- Brand
- Tuin
- Wall thickness
- 40 mm
- Wood type
- Spruce
- Measurements
- 5 x 4 x 2.3 m
- Glass thickness
- 15 mm
- Surface area roof
- 21 ㎡
- Number of doors
- 1
- Number of rooms
- 1
- Number of fixed windows
- 2
- Roof type
- Pent Roof
Our products in your garden
Annabel Log Cabin 5.0 x 4.0m
The Annabel log cabin in 40mm thick wall logs. This cabin maybe suitable for use as a garden office or studio with the addition of insulation in the roof and floor. The cabin measures 5.0m x 4.0m. Double glazed with toughened glass.
Add floor and roof insulation to the Annabel and it will be a great garden office log cabin,you'll be toasty warm, enjoy views of your garden from the panoramic windows, two of which are also opening. Large, full glass double doors and all in double glazed glass.
The doors and windows can swap position so the door can be the opposite to that pictured, this is decided at the point of installation.
This building is manufactured using 40mm slow grown Spruce - a variety specially selected for the interlocking construction. For a high quality finish and to comply with strict Dutch standards, Tuin log cabins do not feature a mixture of timbers or finger jointing. For an all year round cabin, learn more about insulating your Log Cabin.
| Supplied as Standard | |
|---|---|
| Felt Roofing Kit (inc. Glue & Nails) | ✔ |
| Treated Perimeter Foundation Beams | ✔ |
| 18mm Spruce Floor Boards | ✔ |
| Treated Floor Joists | ✔ |
| Metal Air-Vents for circulation | ✔ |
| Storm Bars for added protection | ✔ |
| Door Hook & Eyes and Twist Locks | ✔ |
| All Hardware and Fixings | ✔ |
The Annabel Log Cabin features
40mm interlocking wall logs
Double conical tongue and groove for stability
Double door
Two Fixed Windows
Double Glazed
Quality door and window fittings
Toughened glass
Fixing kit and instruction manual
Wind and watertight connections
Dimensions
Overall Dimensions: 5.00m x 4.00m
Building Footprint: 4.80m x 3.80m
Internal Dimensions: 4.72m x 3.72m
Roof Height: 2.30m
Door Height (including frame): 1.90m
Please note that this cabin is supplied untreated: We recommend that the building is treated with high quality paints and treatments. They should be applied strictly to the manufacturer's recommendation.
Pent Roofing Options:
We offer three different types of roofing for the pent log cabins.
Felt Roofing Kit: Standard rolls of roofing felt. Supplied with clout nails and felt glue. This option has the shortest lifespan of 2-3 years and will need replacing over time.
Easy Roofing (High Performance Polyester Base): The second best option. Arrives in 5x1m rolls with a self-adhesive backing. Can be finished with metal or timber roofing trims. Lifespan of 15+ years.
EPDM (Ethylene Propylene Diene Terpolymer) Rubber roofing: The best option. Supplied in a single sheet with no natural overlaps. We supply two types of adhesive: a spray glue for the majority of the surface area and a tube for a fill gun for the edges. Metal modern roofing trims are a good extra to consider. Lifespan of 20+ years.
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I was pleasd how easy cabin went together
After reading loads of information on Tuin website, we decide on the Annabel. The cabin arrived well packed and was delivered to exactly where we wanted. The instructions could have been a bit clearer in places. Tuin were helpful in answering any questions, even out of hours. We started off with a perfectly level and square concrete base. The first issue we had was fixing the composite base and cabin to the base. (I think this needs a video or blog to help). I was recommend by yourselves to use threaded bar and chemical resin. This caused me some major issues when trying to fix, then square things up again. If I was to build again I would probably use angle brackets. The tips on twisted logs were useful. Early advice about treating the inner window and door frames in the instructions would have saved me some time. Think the EPDM roof could have done with another tin of spray as I ran out 3/4 of the way through. I fitted guttering on the back and the EPDM was long enough to flap into the gutter for better run off. I also sourced different uPVC edging to complete the roof. I insulated both the roof and the floor with 50mm insulation board, but found it just a wee bit higher at the door than I would have liked. After getting over these problems the overall build was relatively easy and the results were quite satisfying. The materials are very good quality and I would definitely recommend a Tuin log cabin. It's an excellent addition to our garden, which we have had a lot of use of already. We look forward to many more years of use. Thank you Tuin.