Low Liverpool log cabin 4m x 4m - built in Ottery St Mary, Devon

Built n June 2014 this is the Lowered Liverpool log cabin

With 44mm thick walls and double glazing it represents great value for money.

This is the 4m x 4m version which provides plenty of space for an expanding family!

Quality insulation - using Xtratherm, Kingspan or Celotex this is high grade polyurethane insulation foil backed typically 50mm thick. 

This insulation offers great U values keeping the cabin cool in Summer and warmer in Winter. 

As this insulation is moisture resistant you will not have any issues with moisture retention which can lead to issues if you use standard rockwool or similar materials.

Complete with the additional verandah for £300 this cabin really looks fabulous!

Insulated floor finished with a quality laminate from the Wickes range.

Hexagonal red bitumen roof shingles are an option with all The Low Liverpool log cabins.

Chippenham log cabin - built near Romsey, Hampshire

The Chippenham log cabin which has been on special offer in Autumn 2015.

This model is also known as the Gotland 7F measuring 5m x 5m. There is a slightly smaller version called the Gotland 6F measuring 4m (door side) x 5m deep currently on special offer.

View our Special Offer Log Cabins here

This particular one was installed near Romsey back in 2014 and provides a perfect Summer House.

Finished in Sadolin advanced One Coat which should not need repainting for approximately 5 years.

Barbados 3UK - 2.5m high Cheltenham log cabin

Just a few finished pictures of the Barbados 3 UK garden office installed near Bedford

Additional extras of insulation, underfloor heating, decking and canopy lights really finish off this log cabin.

Very popular as it is reduced to 2.5m maximum height the Barbados 3UK, or Cheltenham as we call it, can be placed close to your boundary without the need for planning permission. As the cabin is less than 15sqm (it is 4m x 3.1m so just over 12sqm) it also avoids the building regulation that states any building over 15sqm must be placed at least 1m from a boundary or mostly made from non-combustible materials.

A new Garden Office in just a few days!

Alex log cabin - A lovely Garden Room installed in Lidlington near Milton Keynes

Only a few shots of this installation.

For prices including delivery & installation options View the Alex lox cabin page

Walls going up really quickly and the double glazed window is going in.

Roof on and quality bitumen roof tiles fitted to finish off this log cabin in style.

Insulated roof using 50mm Celotex will keep the roof cooler in Summer and keep the warmth in during the Winter.

Bespoke timber workshop in Warminster

Another bespoke cabin loosely based on our Malvern log cabin this was additional workshop space for a customer who produces lovely hand made sun dials.

Painted with a blue from the Osmo Country Colours range it is a very striking design.

Plenty of natural light from the 4 double glazed windows all mid-height so machines and benches are below window height.

A lovely looking garden workshop

Ramped access will help moving the larger pieces of stone into the workshop.

A reinforced floor with 18mm exterior plywood and insulation between the numerous floor joists.

Power supply with several double sockets positioned around the workshop.

Shifnall installation of the Marlborough log cabin

Continuing our updates of installations here we have a bespoke version of the Marlborough log cabin installed in Shifnal near Telford and Wolverhampton in the Spring of 2014.

Slightly modified this version has a partition down the right hand side of the doors creating two separate spaces with an internal door.

Made from thick 70mm logs this is a very solid cabin with great thermal qualities.

Our log cabins are usually built on 100mm thick concrete slabs but eco grid or paving slabs are just as effective as long as they are laid level.

Close of the first day of building after a late start and ready to tackle the tongue and groove roof tomorrow.

Day two and the sun is out making the roof a much more pleasant job.

A steep roof pitch of almost 45 degrees is not the easiest surface to work on!

Double glazed windows and doors really finish off a lovely looking cabin.

Insulated roof and floor with 50mm Celotex top and bottom and electrics fitted ready for handover.

Denham Waterski Boathouse - One of our biggest ever commercial log cabins

One of the largest log buildings we created in 2014 was a new boathouse for Denham Waterski Club.

Made from 70mm double tongue and groove timbers this cabin is a massive 12m x 10m with a total height of around 4m

The pallets filled an entire articulated lorry offloaded by a hired telehandler.

This panoramic shot shows all the pallets offloaded and the existing clubhouse.

Work progresses well at low level and we are soon starting to sort the timbers into their appropriate sizes

A lovely spot to be building a commercial log cabin.

Start of day two and doors and windows start to go in.

Slowing a little as we are now working at height but by the close of day two we are above the windows. Windows are double glazed with a tilt and turn mechanism.

Is is hard to appreciate the sense of scale but if you look at these ridge beams you get an idea of just how big this cabin is. Each timber is 12 metres long and measures around 300mm x 150mm. We calculate each ridge beam weighs somewhere around 250-300kgs!

With the rear wall completed we start to work our way up to a point where the purlins and ridge beam need to go in.

Fortunately the telehandler just fits through the garage doors!

Careful work with the telehandler gets roof beams into position.

Rood beams in place and walls completed.

A sizeable number of roof joists going in to position.

This cabin really starting to look like a cathedral of wood!

Britmet metal roofing tiles being fitted.

Insulated roof with 50mm celotex and then covered with tongue and groove.

A massive amount of work to finish the inside roof but it does look fantastic!

The roof all finished and a great vantage point for watching the fun on the water.

Doors and guttering going on.

There you have it one of the biggest log cabin buildings we have ever done!