Mr M wanted extra living space without the expense of a brick built extension. He contacted us with his plans and ideas (see photos below). Planning permission was granted for the Moderna style log cabin which was exempt from building regulations control saving further costs.

If you’ve longed for your own full sized snooker table but wondered how and where to house it, then perhaps the ideal solution could be a log cabin in your garden.

The term ‘Twin Skin’ log cabin refers to a design of log cabin wall that is made up of two logs with a gap between them to fill with insulation.

Many of our customers have installed wood burning stoves in their log cabins. If you have a good supply of wood it can be a stylish and sustainable way to keep your cabin cosy during the cooler months of the year.

Imagine having your very own haven amidst the serene beauty of your garden. A space where you can unwind, work, or simply bask in the beauty of nature.

Welcome to the future of workspaces—right in the heart of your garden. With insulated garden offices and studios, you can revolutionise your work-from-home experience.

Imagine stepping into your own personal oasis, nestled right in your garden. With garden saunas and log cabins, you can transform your outdoor space into a haven of relaxation, rejuvenation, and bliss.

As our loved ones age, it can become increasingly difficult to ensure their safety and well-being while still allowing them to maintain their independence.

A lean-to or side store can be a great addition to any log cabin. They can add much needed extra space for a more economical price.

With log cabins, the individual wall logs will change in height slightly dependant on moisture content of the wood.

A very interesting interview on Radio 4’s Woman’s Hour this week – Jane Garvey chats to 78 year old Val about her decision to have a cabin built in her son’s garden and the advantages of living in her cosy new home.

Over the many years we have been in business, we have had numerous clients come to us, and ask us about what types of bases would be suitable to support the log cabins