Jutka Log Cabin 6.8m x 6.8m
- Product number
- P013866
- A contemporary flat roof model in 45mm logs.The Jutka is a stunning addition to a corner location. Centrally there is the enclosed log cabin measuring 3.80m x 3.80m and flanked either side are two gazebo areas.













5,499.-
incl. vat
Details
- Length
- 678 cm
- Depth
- 678 cm
- Width
- 678 cm
- Height
- 229 cm
Dimensions (WxD)
Pros and cons
Unique L Shape
Lots of light thanks to large windows and double doors
Suitable for placing in the corner of the garden
Untreated (treatment strongly recommended)
Advanced build
Specifications
- Weight
- 1700 kg
- Finish
- Planed
- Wall thickness
- 44 mm
- Material
- Wood
- Wood type
- Scandinavian spruce
- Colour
- Natural
- Length
- 678 cm
- Width
- 678 cm
- Depth
- 678 cm
- Height
- 229 cm
Jutka Log Cabin 6.8m x 6.8m
A contemporary flat roof model in 45mm logs. The Jutka is a stunning addition to a corner location. Centrally there is the enclosed log cabin measuring 3.68m x 3.68m and flanked either side are two gazebo areas. Great for bbq's and outdoor lounging, relaxing and dining. Being made of 45mm logs with double glazing this could also become your outdoor office. Overall the cabin is 6.78 x 6.78m.
Add a sleek and stylish focal point to any outdoor space with the contemporary flat roof modern Log Cabin. The Jutka modern log cabin features a double, centrally placed door with full double glazing.
Unlike a traditional wooden garden shed, the Jutka modern log cabin is constructed using individual interlocking Spruce logs. This model is available in a 45mm log thickness and is free from finger jointing and timber mixing - all signs of a first rate garden building!
Please Note: Due to the configuration of this cabin please consider this building to be an advanced build. This is not a simple flat pack project and is a little more complicated to install than a normal log cabin. If you are not experienced or able to interpret building plans. please contact us for the plans and advice before purchase especially if you are installing yourself or using inexperienced installers.
All Tuin log cabins are supplied untreated as standard. Don't forget about insulating your Log Cabin.
The Jutka modern Log Cabin features as standard:
45mm interlocking wall logs
Conical tongue and groove for stability
Double door
Quality door and window fittings
Real glass - Double Glazed as standard.
Four opening windows
Fixing kit and instruction manual
Wind and watertight connections
Minimum 16mm Tongue and Groove Roof Boards
Dimensions:
Overall Dimensions: 6.78m x 6.78m
Enclosed log cabin: 3.80m x 3.80m
Cabin Internal Dimensions: 3.51m x 3.51m
Gazebo Canopy: 3.0m
Building Footprint: 6.58m x 6.58m
Height: 2.29m
Door Height (including frame): 1.89m
Overhang (at all sides): 0.30m
Pent Roofing Options:
We offer Two different types of roofing for the Jutka Log Cabin.
EPDM ( Ethylene Propylene Diene Terpolymer ) Rubber roofing which is the best option, Supplied in Three sheets which overlap to form the L-Shape design of the roof, We supply two types of adhesive with the rubber roofing, A spray glue for the majority of the surface area and also a tube for a fill gun for around the edges. EPDM has a lifespan of 20+ years
Easy Roofing ( High Performance Polyester Base ) which is the second best option to consider, These arrive in rolls that are 5x1m a piece in sufficient volume for this log cabin. The Easy roofing is supplied with a self-adhesive backing meaning no extra glue is required. Easy roofing has a life span of 15+ years
Or you may prefer to use your own roofing option, Not a problem as you can select to purchase this cabin without any roofing atall at a reduced rate under the options tab above. We would advise against roofing felt on this type of building.
Reviews
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I bought and assembled the Jutka back in June 2022, finally got round to leaving a review. Over all really happy with the summerhouse itself, i was tempted to leave a 3 star review due to some avoidable issues at the time of the build - 1 - Working with a friend we got to roof height in one day, then the problems began. The elevation plans referred to part numbers that weren't in the parts inventory listing on page 1 of the plans and they had shipped parts that didn't correspond to anything in the parts inventory. Flagged this to the support team, their advice was useless. We eventually figured out how to continue but this part of the build took far longer than the rest of the build to that point. 2 - The roofing material is EPDM rubber, supplied though in 3 pieces along with spray contact adhesive. As i found out you cannot just overlap the EPDM using the spray adhesive. You must use a proper overlap/bonding kit with splice tape, if you don't then the roof will leak, as i found out. Fitted properly the roof is now great and leak proof. None of this is referred to in the build instructions. 3 - The roof design - the plans will leave you with a roof which is effectively a bowl which contains water, with no way for it to escape. The advice is to cut holes and insert a vertical drainage pipe. We created our own solution by removing the high part of the fascia boards at the black and then overlapping the EPDM into guttering fixed underneath. Also added a slight slope so that water runs to the back. This now works perfectly and fills a water butt. 4 - The plans for the section of ceiling that is just in front of the front door are very poor and need to be fleshed out. Overall though no regrets buying the summerhouse, it's a great addition to the garden but improvements could be made in the elevation plans and the support team at the time just effectively replied to my queries without getting even close to resolving them.
The Jutka Gazebo has proved to be a fantastic add to our garden. We built it on a purpose-laid patio and opted to get it professionally painted with a multi-coated product that has really created a fantastic finish to the cabin. The cabin was built by Ian Grant from Ayrshire. He made a fantastic job of it, was a joy to have working at the house, and stuck to his original price despite a lengthy overrun. Our only disappointment was the roof. It is a flat roof and holds a very large pool of water. Also the front fascia board was not sealed above and rain poured through behind the board until Ian fitted a metal cap. It is a real shame that the intended slope on the roof is far too shallow, but for now we are delighted with the look and space that comes with the product. Any proposals to solve the roof carrying so much water would be gratefully received even if we did have to spend a few more quid getting it resolved