Log cabin kits

Log cabins with a loft

Three models add a loft over the ground floor: Log Cabin 5m x 4m with Loft, 35 m², Log Cabin 5m x 4m with Loft and Cladding, 35 m² and Log Cabin 6m x 6m with Loft, 46 m². The floor area in the name counts both levels.

The clad versions keep the 44 mm log wall and add a skin of 18 mm cladding boards over it: Log Cabin 68 m² with Cladding, Log Cabin 13.6m x 7.6m with Cladding, 98 m² and the clad loft model above. Log Cabin 11.8m x 4m with Cladding, 44 m² has vertical cladding over 34 mm wall sections instead.

Five models have a single 44 mm log wall with no loft, twin skin or cladding:

• Log Cabin 6m x 4m with Canopy, 21 m², the smallest log cabin
• Log Cabin 6m x 6m, 24 m², 2 Rooms
• Log Cabin 27 m²
• Log Cabin 10.2m x 7m, 62 m²
• Log Cabin 13.6m x 7.6m, 98 m², the same footprint as the clad 98 m² model

Insulation is not in the kit price. On the models that offer it, 100 mm for the walls and roof is an option, and the 11.8m x 4m log cabin is offered with one insulation pack for the floor, walls and roof instead; a 44 mm wall without it makes a building for the warmer months. No kit includes a foundation. Up to 40 m², two people can build the shell of a cabin in 3 to 4 days; above that, plan on three or four people for 2 to 3 days. Those days do not include the roof covering or finishing. How it works covers the order, the assembly page the build, and our guide answers whether a log cabin needs planning permission.