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There are many ways you can transform all aspects of traditional log cabins, including the roof and floor; whether it is a contemporary log cabin, log cabin summerhouse, log cabin playhouse or even a corner log cabin. Here at Garden Buildings Direct, we offer a wide range of products to suit all requirements.
One of the most popular uses of a log cabin outdoor building is to turn it into a home garden office. This is because a garden cabin can be a room separate to your house to differentiate between working and relaxing. Perfect for those who are self-employed or small business owners, by installing a log cabin into your garden, you will cut down on travel costs and won't be required to rent office space.
A log cabin outdoor building could be the ideal spot for a home garden office, as they feature large windows that provide sufficient amounts of light into the building, allowing you to have a healthy mind. Furthermore, they can be decorated in a large number of ways and they’re likely to last for a long period of time.
Determining the work and home life balance has never been easier for someone working from home with a garden home office. This is as to get from work to home, you're physically having to leave one building to enter another.
Additionally, our products can be used as a style of storage sheds, similar to that of wooden sheds. For example, as bike sheds and as garage storage. Unlike single doors, the double door design allows for easy manoeuvring of belongings, whether it be your lawnmower, motorbike, garden tools or even a mobility scooter. This makes them convenient for those constantly looking to use their outdoor-based belongings. Also, with the option of either single or double glazing, you can protect your belongings however best suits you. This makes the log cabin a highly convenient outdoor storage solution.
Our log cabin sheds are made from premium softwood materials. This provides strong structural strength and dependable durability. The sheds themselves are available in alpine, apex, pent and traditional styles, meaning all gardens and tastes are catered for. Built to last, any items you’re looking to store inside the log cabin shed, from bikes to lawn mowers and outdoor toys to barbecues, are guaranteed to be safe.
As with traditional sheds, log cabin design can also be used for other means such as a home pub, she shed or man cave.
We understand that many of you are limited with the garden area you have, especially the garden space that you can afford to take up with a garden building. That's why we offer smaller outdoor buildings of the same quality. Made with the same care and precision as our larger cabins, you too will have your own additional room to escape to. Although small, a cabin can still be transformed into a cosy spare living room for entertaining guests, streaming your favourite videos and music, or simply taking a nap. Make your log cabin a personal space on your own terms.
When not in use, our products can be an excellent way to add storage space into your home. Whether it's gardening tools, outdoor toys, or stuff you don't have space for in your attic or loft, a small log cabin can provide you with plenty of space to fit your needs.
Not only limited to adults, log cabins are also available in a playhouse design. This could be the best place to allow your kids' imaginations to run wild with creativity. Whether it's pretending to be a cowboy, astronaut, princess or the next Avenger, a log cabin playhouse can provide plenty of space for all kinds of play.
Our log cabin playhouses come with beautifully crafted doors with the option of traditional cottage style windows, shutters and flower boxes. With these features combined, a log cabin playhouse could easily entail the same classic charm noticeable in more traditional playhouses such as a wendy house.
In addition, some of our log cabin playhouses are available in two storeys. This means the children have the opportunity to believe they’re owners of their own home. With a raised platform for a bed, add some comfy chairs downstairs with a pretend kitchen, maybe even real snacks, and you may find they’re wanting to spend more time there than they do in the actual house.
Also, by allowing them to have real plants in the shutter boxes on the outside of the playhouse, you may introduce them to a new love of gardening. Simply give them the task of watering and taking care of their plants and you may find that they want to help in looking after the rest of the garden too.
BillyOh summerhouse log cabins are a luxury style of summer house guaranteed to bring you joy. Designed to provide you with an outdoor garden space which is suitable for relaxing, entertaining, storing garden tools, as well as working from home for the self-employed, a log cabin summerhouse could be the answer to wanting a home extension with no means of achieving it. And, with the quality log cabin construction, you will gain access to a sturdy outdoor building manufactured to last.
However, before purchasing a stylish log cabin, it is important to know about any planning regulations which may apply to your wooden garden building. This is as we don't want you to go through the excitement of getting your own log cabin to then be ordered to take it down.
A few planning regulation issues which may affect your area include whether your log cabin is likely to extend past the boundary of your house. Similarly, if your log cabin is within two metres from the boundary it is essential to make sure the highest eaves height is no larger than 2.5m with a ridge height of 4m. However, this won't apply if you are opting for a pent log cabin, which has a flat roof. This is as there are no eaves on the outdoor building, meaning you’re able to get away with a maximum height of 2.5m.
However, these terms can vary depending on your area, the type of accommodation you live in, and the style of garden building you’re opting for. Therefore, we recommend reading our blogs which will help teach you all you should know before purchasing a log cabin.
Taking care of your log cabin is essential in ensuring longevity. One of the most important ways of maintaining contemporary log cabins is by regularly applying treatment to your log cabin. This could either be in the form of oil-based treatment, water-based treatments, solvent and spirit-based treatments or pressure treatment. Taking care of your log cabin gives it the structural support it needs to last for years.
Each form of treatment has its own advantages and disadvantages. For instance, oil-based treatments only require being retouched every five years. This may sound convenient. However, oil-based treatment is actually one of the least effective forms of treatment.
In addition, solvent and spirit-based treatments are one of the more effective methods of treatment, and will only need retouching every three years. On the other hand, pressure treatment is able to go deeper into the pre-cut timber. This means it is likely to have stronger weather protection than the other methods.
For more information about a buying guide, log cabin maintenance, how you can use a log cabin and what the best log thicknesses are, for instance, 19mm interlocking logs, 28mm interlocking logs, or 44mm interlocking logs, take a look at our ultimate guide. There you will learn terms like how 44mm log cabins are constructed using a double tongue, this means it is 57% thicker than the 28mm option.
Additionally, learn about the Garden Buildings Direct experience by hearing from our customers directly in our blog. For instance, in our BillyOh Dorset log cabin stories as well as our BillyOh Devon log cabin stories.
Our products are manufactured with a variety of log thicknesses available to you. These include 19mm, 28mm, 35mm, 44m and 70mm. But finding the right thickness for you can be difficult. Therefore, here are some quick tips to help assist you with your decision.
19mm uses an interlocking design which is strong and durable, although this thickness will not be as effective as thicker logs at protecting the log cabin against the weather. Therefore, 19mm is best suited to summerhouse log cabins which will be used in warmer months. A 28mm thickness is similar to 19mm but is a more premium summerhouse option. Whereas, a 35mm log thickness is ideal for outdoor buildings used in Autumn, Spring and Summer.
Furthermore, unlike logs of a smaller thickness, 44mm logs are constructed using double tongue and groove cladding. This allows the log cabins to be better equipped at dealing with harsh weather conditions. We recommend opting for double glazing for log cabins being used all year round, as they offer better insulation. However, for the garden building designed with the four seasons in mind, opting for 70mm is the best choice. This is as the walls make use of extra purlins that help make the building impressively strong as compared to thinner wall thicknesses.
There are a number of ways you can transform a log cabin into something amazing. Many are conventional. However, there are some which may spark your imagination.
One example is using a traditional log cabin as a crafts room - a place to store all of your pens, pencils and paints. A crafts room can be the perfect compromise to having a space that can get messy without it mattering. No matter if you enjoy drawing or painting, a log cabin can provide the space for a large flat table, or even floor space to get creative. Whereas, if you prefer crafts and always end up with a large number of fabrics waiting to be used, why not put shelves and draws in your log cabin for the ultimate organisation. You can even put the work you’re most proud of on the walls for a spark of decoration.
Alternatively, why not convert your home garden log cabin into a home cinema. A few blackout blinds to block out the sun, a TV or projector with surround sound technology and a few comfy seats with fluffy blankets are the essentials you will need to create an amazing home cinema. And, for the ultimate experience, invest in a small drinks fridge to keep cool drinks on tap, a popcorn machine for a tasty snack, and some LED lights with dimmer switches to really make you feel like you're in a world of your own. And, of course, don't forget a shelving unit to store all of your DVDs and videos.
On the other hand, if relaxing isn't your idea of a good time, convert your log cabin into a home gym. A log cabin home gym can be a very cost-effective way of keeping fit. This is as you’re not having to pay for that pesky gym membership, the locker when you get there or are required to spend money on the transport to get there. A home gym can also give you the flexibility to exercise when you want to and on your own terms, rather than being limited to gym opening times. Make sure when planning a home log cabin gym to take space into account. Take into account how large the exercise equipment you’re purchasing is as this may determine what size log cabin you require. Also, make sure to plan how the equipment is going to fit into the log cabin, as you will not only need space for the equipment, but space to use it too.
Furthermore, if you enjoy housing friends and family but are limited on space, a great solution is to convert your log cabin into a spare bedroom. This, like other examples of log cabins, is an easier method of making space without having to undergo the hassle of investing in a home extension. In a few easy steps, you can transform the outdoor building into a personal escape for your friends and family to escape to. A spare log cabin room is the perfect scenario to be in when you have friends over to stay. This is as it can give them the necessary privacy they require to be comfortable, whilst still being in your home. Alternatively, it could be an amazing alternative to a bedroom for a teenager. This is as it gives them their own space whilst also giving them a small slice of extra freedom.
Contrastingly, another great way to utilise an outdoor garden cabin is to turn it into a studio or games room. We think you would agree that there is no more pleasing feeling than knowing that your children or other half is having fun and you don't have to listen to it. For instance, if they’re into their music, a log cabin can be the best option for moving the noise into somewhere that you aren’t required to hear it. Fill it full of musical instruments such as guitars, ukuleles and drums. Maybe even invest in some sound proofing so your neighbours don't have to hear it either. Or, if you’re looking at having a games room for the children or even for yourselves, a log cabin could be the perfect divide between work and home.
Although thinking about the interior of a log cabin can be an exciting experience, it is crucial that you take into personal consideration the amount of space you have available to position a garden building first. Make sure to measure your available garden space efficiently - both height and width - to reduce the risk of being disappointed by finding out you purchased the wrong size. Size of your garden isn't the only important factor.
The size of the outdoor building you’re interested in should be in your mind throughout the whole process. This is because the size of the log cabin will take a bearing on what you can include inside. For instance, a large spacious log cabin will be able to accommodate larger furniture and more of your belongings. Whereas a small log cabin will be limited in what it can hold. Furthermore, it is important not to cover the windows of your log cabin completely if you intend to use it during the day, as this will block out the light and may cause you to not be able to see clearly. Therefore, once you have purchased a log cabin, we recommend planning how you’re going to decorate the interior. This is as, in some cases, it can quickly become an expensive affair.
All of our products are ready and available for delivery throughout the UK mainland. On top of that, free delivery is available for the majority of the country. Please contact our customer service team to discuss delivery options for your postcode.
There are many ways you can transform all aspects of traditional log cabins, including the roof and floor; whether it is a contemporary log cabin, log cabin summerhouse, log cabin playhouse or even a corner log cabin. Here at Garden Buildings Direct, we offer a wide range of products to suit all requirements.
One of the most popular uses of a log cabin outdoor building is to turn it into a home garden office. This is because a garden cabin can be a room separate to your house to differentiate between working and relaxing. Perfect for those who are self-employed or small business owners, by installing a log cabin into your garden, you will cut down on travel costs and won't be required to rent office space.
A log cabin outdoor building could be the ideal spot for a home garden office, as they feature large windows that provide sufficient amounts of light into the building, allowing you to have a healthy mind. Furthermore, they can be decorated in a large number of ways and they’re likely to last for a long period of time.
Determining the work and home life balance has never been easier for someone working from home with a garden home office. This is as to get from work to home, you're physically having to leave one building to enter another.
Additionally, our products can be used as a style of storage sheds, similar to that of wooden sheds. For example, as bike sheds and as garage storage. Unlike single doors, the double door design allows for easy manoeuvring of belongings, whether it be your lawnmower, motorbike, garden tools or even a mobility scooter. This makes them convenient for those constantly looking to use their outdoor-based belongings. Also, with the option of either single or double glazing, you can protect your belongings however best suits you. This makes the log cabin a highly convenient outdoor storage solution.
Our log cabin sheds are made from premium softwood materials. This provides strong structural strength and dependable durability. The sheds themselves are available in alpine, apex, pent and traditional styles, meaning all gardens and tastes are catered for. Built to last, any items you’re looking to store inside the log cabin shed, from bikes to lawn mowers and outdoor toys to barbecues, are guaranteed to be safe.
As with traditional sheds, log cabin design can also be used for other means such as a home pub, she shed or man cave.
We understand that many of you are limited with the garden area you have, especially the garden space that you can afford to take up with a garden building. That's why we offer smaller outdoor buildings of the same quality. Made with the same care and precision as our larger cabins, you too will have your own additional room to escape to. Although small, a cabin can still be transformed into a cosy spare living room for entertaining guests, streaming your favourite videos and music, or simply taking a nap. Make your log cabin a personal space on your own terms.
When not in use, our products can be an excellent way to add storage space into your home. Whether it's gardening tools, outdoor toys, or stuff you don't have space for in your attic or loft, a small log cabin can provide you with plenty of space to fit your needs.
Not only limited to adults, log cabins are also available in a playhouse design. This could be the best place to allow your kids' imaginations to run wild with creativity. Whether it's pretending to be a cowboy, astronaut, princess or the next Avenger, a log cabin playhouse can provide plenty of space for all kinds of play.
Our log cabin playhouses come with beautifully crafted doors with the option of traditional cottage style windows, shutters and flower boxes. With these features combined, a log cabin playhouse could easily entail the same classic charm noticeable in more traditional playhouses such as a wendy house.
In addition, some of our log cabin playhouses are available in two storeys. This means the children have the opportunity to believe they’re owners of their own home. With a raised platform for a bed, add some comfy chairs downstairs with a pretend kitchen, maybe even real snacks, and you may find they’re wanting to spend more time there than they do in the actual house.
Also, by allowing them to have real plants in the shutter boxes on the outside of the playhouse, you may introduce them to a new love of gardening. Simply give them the task of watering and taking care of their plants and you may find that they want to help in looking after the rest of the garden too.
BillyOh summerhouse log cabins are a luxury style of summer house guaranteed to bring you joy. Designed to provide you with an outdoor garden space which is suitable for relaxing, entertaining, storing garden tools, as well as working from home for the self-employed, a log cabin summerhouse could be the answer to wanting a home extension with no means of achieving it. And, with the quality log cabin construction, you will gain access to a sturdy outdoor building manufactured to last.
However, before purchasing a stylish log cabin, it is important to know about any planning regulations which may apply to your wooden garden building. This is as we don't want you to go through the excitement of getting your own log cabin to then be ordered to take it down.
A few planning regulation issues which may affect your area include whether your log cabin is likely to extend past the boundary of your house. Similarly, if your log cabin is within two metres from the boundary it is essential to make sure the highest eaves height is no larger than 2.5m with a ridge height of 4m. However, this won't apply if you are opting for a pent log cabin, which has a flat roof. This is as there are no eaves on the outdoor building, meaning you’re able to get away with a maximum height of 2.5m.
However, these terms can vary depending on your area, the type of accommodation you live in, and the style of garden building you’re opting for. Therefore, we recommend reading our blogs which will help teach you all you should know before purchasing a log cabin.
Taking care of your log cabin is essential in ensuring longevity. One of the most important ways of maintaining contemporary log cabins is by regularly applying treatment to your log cabin. This could either be in the form of oil-based treatment, water-based treatments, solvent and spirit-based treatments or pressure treatment. Taking care of your log cabin gives it the structural support it needs to last for years.
Each form of treatment has its own advantages and disadvantages. For instance, oil-based treatments only require being retouched every five years. This may sound convenient. However, oil-based treatment is actually one of the least effective forms of treatment.
In addition, solvent and spirit-based treatments are one of the more effective methods of treatment, and will only need retouching every three years. On the other hand, pressure treatment is able to go deeper into the pre-cut timber. This means it is likely to have stronger weather protection than the other methods.
For more information about a buying guide, log cabin maintenance, how you can use a log cabin and what the best log thicknesses are, for instance, 19mm interlocking logs, 28mm interlocking logs, or 44mm interlocking logs, take a look at our ultimate guide. There you will learn terms like how 44mm log cabins are constructed using a double tongue, this means it is 57% thicker than the 28mm option.
Additionally, learn about the Garden Buildings Direct experience by hearing from our customers directly in our blog. For instance, in our BillyOh Dorset log cabin stories as well as our BillyOh Devon log cabin stories.
Our products are manufactured with a variety of log thicknesses available to you. These include 19mm, 28mm, 35mm, 44m and 70mm. But finding the right thickness for you can be difficult. Therefore, here are some quick tips to help assist you with your decision.
19mm uses an interlocking design which is strong and durable, although this thickness will not be as effective as thicker logs at protecting the log cabin against the weather. Therefore, 19mm is best suited to summerhouse log cabins which will be used in warmer months. A 28mm thickness is similar to 19mm but is a more premium summerhouse option. Whereas, a 35mm log thickness is ideal for outdoor buildings used in Autumn, Spring and Summer.
Furthermore, unlike logs of a smaller thickness, 44mm logs are constructed using double tongue and groove cladding. This allows the log cabins to be better equipped at dealing with harsh weather conditions. We recommend opting for double glazing for log cabins being used all year round, as they offer better insulation. However, for the garden building designed with the four seasons in mind, opting for 70mm is the best choice. This is as the walls make use of extra purlins that help make the building impressively strong as compared to thinner wall thicknesses.
There are a number of ways you can transform a log cabin into something amazing. Many are conventional. However, there are some which may spark your imagination.
One example is using a traditional log cabin as a crafts room - a place to store all of your pens, pencils and paints. A crafts room can be the perfect compromise to having a space that can get messy without it mattering. No matter if you enjoy drawing or painting, a log cabin can provide the space for a large flat table, or even floor space to get creative. Whereas, if you prefer crafts and always end up with a large number of fabrics waiting to be used, why not put shelves and draws in your log cabin for the ultimate organisation. You can even put the work you’re most proud of on the walls for a spark of decoration.
Alternatively, why not convert your home garden log cabin into a home cinema. A few blackout blinds to block out the sun, a TV or projector with surround sound technology and a few comfy seats with fluffy blankets are the essentials you will need to create an amazing home cinema. And, for the ultimate experience, invest in a small drinks fridge to keep cool drinks on tap, a popcorn machine for a tasty snack, and some LED lights with dimmer switches to really make you feel like you're in a world of your own. And, of course, don't forget a shelving unit to store all of your DVDs and videos.
On the other hand, if relaxing isn't your idea of a good time, convert your log cabin into a home gym. A log cabin home gym can be a very cost-effective way of keeping fit. This is as you’re not having to pay for that pesky gym membership, the locker when you get there or are required to spend money on the transport to get there. A home gym can also give you the flexibility to exercise when you want to and on your own terms, rather than being limited to gym opening times. Make sure when planning a home log cabin gym to take space into account. Take into account how large the exercise equipment you’re purchasing is as this may determine what size log cabin you require. Also, make sure to plan how the equipment is going to fit into the log cabin, as you will not only need space for the equipment, but space to use it too.
Furthermore, if you enjoy housing friends and family but are limited on space, a great solution is to convert your log cabin into a spare bedroom. This, like other examples of log cabins, is an easier method of making space without having to undergo the hassle of investing in a home extension. In a few easy steps, you can transform the outdoor building into a personal escape for your friends and family to escape to. A spare log cabin room is the perfect scenario to be in when you have friends over to stay. This is as it can give them the necessary privacy they require to be comfortable, whilst still being in your home. Alternatively, it could be an amazing alternative to a bedroom for a teenager. This is as it gives them their own space whilst also giving them a small slice of extra freedom.
Contrastingly, another great way to utilise an outdoor garden cabin is to turn it into a studio or games room. We think you would agree that there is no more pleasing feeling than knowing that your children or other half is having fun and you don't have to listen to it. For instance, if they’re into their music, a log cabin can be the best option for moving the noise into somewhere that you aren’t required to hear it. Fill it full of musical instruments such as guitars, ukuleles and drums. Maybe even invest in some sound proofing so your neighbours don't have to hear it either. Or, if you’re looking at having a games room for the children or even for yourselves, a log cabin could be the perfect divide between work and home.
Although thinking about the interior of a log cabin can be an exciting experience, it is crucial that you take into personal consideration the amount of space you have available to position a garden building first. Make sure to measure your available garden space efficiently - both height and width - to reduce the risk of being disappointed by finding out you purchased the wrong size. Size of your garden isn't the only important factor.
The size of the outdoor building you’re interested in should be in your mind throughout the whole process. This is because the size of the log cabin will take a bearing on what you can include inside. For instance, a large spacious log cabin will be able to accommodate larger furniture and more of your belongings. Whereas a small log cabin will be limited in what it can hold. Furthermore, it is important not to cover the windows of your log cabin completely if you intend to use it during the day, as this will block out the light and may cause you to not be able to see clearly. Therefore, once you have purchased a log cabin, we recommend planning how you’re going to decorate the interior. This is as, in some cases, it can quickly become an expensive affair.
All of our products are ready and available for delivery throughout the UK mainland. On top of that, free delivery is available for the majority of the country. Please contact our customer service team to discuss delivery options for your postcode.
On the vast majority of occasions, log cabins are classed as ‘permitted developments’, meaning that you wouldn’t require planning permission. Despite this, we’d still advise checking with your local planning authority first.
As a general rule, the larger a log cabin is and the closer it is to your property boundary, the greater the chance that you’ll require planning permission.
There are several different types of timber which log cabins are commonly made with, each offering a unique set of noteworthy features.
Yes, you definitely can! With some planning and expertise, installing a bathroom in your garden building is a relatively straightforward task.
Though, it’s also important to bear in mind that pursuing the route of transforming your log cabin into something representing that of living quarters or a permanent workspace may well affect planning permission. So if this is your intention, then contacting your local planning authority is strongly advised.
The ideal thickness for your log cabin is contingent on how and when you plan to use it - with regards to both time of day and different parts of the year.
Our log cabins vary in thickness, starting at 19mm and increasing to 28mm, 35mm, 44m and 70mm. Each of these offers a differing level of durability and strength. The thicker the log, the stronger your log cabin will be and the greater the amount of time that you’ll be able to properly use it throughout the year.
You can make the best possible decision concerning log cabin wall thickness by considering what you’ll be using your log cabin for and whether this calls for thinner logs (which are predominantly suited to summer use) or thicker logs (which are equally suited to both summer and winter use).
Insulating a log cabin is by no means an essential. Depending on your chosen log thickness, your log cabin will likely be more than capable or regulating temperature by itself.
However, if you’re spending/plan to spend a large amount of time in your log cabin during the winter months, then insulation is definitely worth considering. There are various methods and materials available for log cabin insulation, ranging from bubble wrap/polythene, all the way to foil backed insulation boards.
There are a number of different ways in which log cabin wood can be treated, each with varying degrees of effectiveness and complexity.
Though this is partially dependent on the type of treatment applied to your log cabin (as pressure treated wood requires far less maintenance), the answer is generally no, they aren’t particularly high maintenance.
However, treatment aside, there are a few other things to bear in mind when it comes to keeping your log cabin in great shape, such as filling wood contractions, clearing debris off the roof, providing sufficient aeration and painting as required.
The exact answer to this is ultimately dependent on a number of different factors. If properly looked after, then a log cabin can certainly last for at least 20 years. If your log cabin is in an area which doesn’t experience extreme weather changes and offers a generally mild climate, then it may well survive for a much longer period of time than this.
Factors which can influence your log cabin’s lifespan include the type of treatment used, wood thickness, as well as weather and temperature changes.
We're very proud of fantastic log cabin range, with sleek and elegant designs, paired with plenty of practicality, being at the forefront of every design.
Here are what believe to be our 4 absolute best log cabins that you should check out today!
1. BillyOh Tianna Log Cabin Summerhouse
The Tianna is incredibly versatile, thanks to a side store which allows it to be used for both storage and relaxation.
A modern, gently sloping pent roof creates a stylish design which is sure to look great in just about any garden.
2. BillyOh Dorset Log Cabin
The Dorset is an incredibly spacious log cabin, thanks to its reverse apex roof and extra high central door+window design.
Available in a range of sizes and with the option of pressure treatment for low maintenance available, the Dorset represents an incredibly fashionable space to relax at the end of a long day.
3. BillyOh Carmen Log Cabin Summerhouse
Starting from only £865, the Carmen Log Cabin is a budget option that doesn't compromise on quality. 19mm/28mm cladding and plenty of internal space helps to ensure that this is an area to enjoy all year long.
You could even transform your Carmen into a stay-at-home-pub, thanks to the optional addition of a garden bar within your cabin.
4. BillyOh Fraya Pent Log Cabin
Aside from its aesthetically pleasing pent design, what we love about the Fraya is the front overhang. This perfectly lends itself to creating an area of tranquility, both inside your log cabin and directly outside it, with the overhang keeping the sun out of your eyes on warm summer's days.