Log cabin / summer house for the garden

abijanzo

We are lucky enough to be moving to a house with a huuuuuge garden and want to make the most of the space by buying amongst other things a log cabin / wooden building for the end of the garden...
Does anyone know of any reputable but reasonable firms/sellers?
We havent decided definitely on the size yet, but the bigger the better as long as the price is reasinable.
Any suggestions MUCH appreciated - thanks

black-saturn

What area are you in?

jobbingmusician

We bought one on Ebay, and it seems to be about half the price of any of the others we have seen!

I can't remember the company name (altho I will look if you really want - I'm working atm so can't scrabble around for the paperwork) but there's a wide variety on Ebay. We are really impressed with the inside temperature of ours - nice thick walls (I've just seen an Ebay one with 2 thicknesses of wall, but ours is just about an inch thick). Ours cost just over £1000 IIRC, and from memory is about 15' x 10'

Mr_Pink_3

May be worth a look:

Finnlife Cabins supplied by Screwfix

https://www.screwfix.com/cabins

abijanzo

black-saturn wrote:

What area are you in?

We are in Lincolnshire

abijanzo

bump...
still not found a good cheap supplier...any ideas anyone?

Ted_Hutchinson

abijanzo wrote:

We are in Lincolnshire

There is a firm at LANGWORTH just outside Lincoln that have good quality Summer Houses. When I was looking they were reasonable. In the end I got mine from elsewhere but that was because I had a trailer and could fetch it myself and I found a "last years model" at a knock down price (it had the instruction book shredded by a mouse so that made erection interesting but even so it only took a day and getting the base area level probably took longer but if you've a flat site there should be no problem)

The place I actually got mine from was Sundeck Doncaster It was a last years model and the most basic log cabin they did. Cost £600 3yrs ago and was definitely good value for money. Still getting lots of use. The wood preserving will take time This is more or less what we did

abijanzo

Ted_Hutchinson wrote:

There is a firm at LANGWORTH just outside Lincoln that have good quality Summer Houses. When I was looking they were reasonable. In the end I got mine from elsewhere but that was because I had a trailer and could fetch it myself and I found a "last years model" at a knock down price (it had the instruction book shredded by a mouse so that made erection interesting but even so it only took a day and getting the base area level probably took longer but if you've a flat site there should be no problem)

wow - i was expecting it to take a good wknd to errect. I cant find the company in Langworth on the net unfortunately, I'll have another try later.