Dianne Log Cabin 5.78m x 4.5m
From Regular Price £5,259.00 £4,207.20
The 40mm double glazed Dianne Log Cabin. This building measures 5.78m x 4.50m with a ridge height of 2.51m.
The 40mm double glazed Dianne Log Cabin. This building measures 5.78m x 4.50m with a ridge height of 2.51m.
Benefits
- Under 2.5m Height to help avoid planning
- Ideal for full width placement at the back of your garden
Create a spacious and welcoming garden sanctuary with the 40mm double glazed Dianne Log Cabin. This building measures 5.78m x 4.5m with a ridge height of 2.51m. Ideal for use as a garden studio, office or extra accommodation with the addition of insulation in the roof and floor.
The Dianne log cabin is designed to be a light and airy building. Featuring double doors and two opening windows which allows the light to stream in while leaving three walls solid so you can put desks, sofas or other items against them making a very practical building.
This log cabin is manufactured using quality 40mm Spruce logs. All timber used is specially selected for the interlocking construction and must comply with high Dutch standards. These standards ensure there is no mixture of timbers in the wall logs like pine and spruce.
The glazing bars creating the Georgian effect can be fitted or left off for a more contemporary look. Don't forget about insulating your Log Cabin.
The Dianne Log Cabin features
- 40mm interlocking wall logs
- Conical tongue and groove for stability
- Double door
- Two opening windows
- Transverse apex Design
- Quality door and window fittings
- Double Glazing on doors and windows
- Fixing kit and instructions
- Wind and watertight connections
- Minimum 16mm Tongue and Groove Roof Boards
Dimensions
- Overall Dimensions: 5.78m x 4.50m
- Building Footprint: 5.58m x 4.30m
- Internal Dimensions: 5.50m x 4.22m
- Ridge Height: 2.43m
- Door Height (including frame): 1.88m
- Overhang: +-0.20m
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.
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