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The Lasita Maja Dorset 2 log cabin is designed for those seeking a versatile, year-round garden room, suitable for uses like a home office, workshop, or summer house. Its key benefit lies in its robust 34mm timber thickness and double glazing, ensuring excellent insulation for all seasons with minimal heating. A potential caveat is that assembly requires a reasonable level of DIY expertise, though comprehensive instructions and fixtures are provided. This model features a double door, a single window, and a fixed double window, offering ample natural light and ventilation options.
| Colour | Brown |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | 4743329224639 |
| Brand | Norland |
No, roofing felt is not included as standard. It is available as an optional extra and can be purchased separately. Please contact us for pricing information.
A solid, level, and damp-proof base is recommended, such as a concrete slab or paved area. This ensures the stability and longevity of the log cabin.
Yes, the 34mm timber and double glazing provide good insulation, making it suitable for year-round use with minimal heating.
The wall dimensions are 300cm x 390cm, providing a floor area of 11.24m². The ridge height is 239.4cm, and the wall height is 210.9cm.
The cabin is typically supplied as unfinished timber. It is essential to treat the exterior with a suitable wood preservative and/or stain to protect it from the elements.
Basic DIY tools such as a hammer, saw (if any adjustments are needed), spirit level, measuring tape, screwdriver set, and possibly a drill will be required.
Assembly time can vary depending on your DIY experience and whether you have assistance. For those with reasonable DIY skills and help, it can often be assembled in a weekend.
Ensure all protective packaging is removed from the log grooves. Check for any debris lodged in the grooves. If a slight gap persists, it can often be sealed during the exterior treatment process. Ensure you are following the correct order of assembly for the log sections.
Check for any obstructions or debris around the frame. Timber can expand or contract with humidity; try adjusting the hinges if applicable or allow a few days for the wood to acclimatize. Ensure the frame has not been warped during assembly.
This can occur due to high humidity inside the cabin. Ensure adequate ventilation by using the tilt-and-turn window or opening the door periodically. Avoid drying laundry inside the cabin.
Inspect the roof for any damage or gaps, especially around the edges. Ensure that roofing felt (if purchased separately) is correctly installed. Check the seals around windows and doors, and the junction where walls meet the base.
Setup: Assembly requires basic DIY tools and skills. Ensure you have a level base prepared before starting. The cabin is delivered with all necessary fixtures and comprehensive instructions. It is recommended to have at least two people for assembly, particularly when lifting wall sections.
Compatibility: This log cabin is a standalone structure. Compatibility primarily relates to site preparation and local regulations. Always check local planning permissions for garden buildings.
Care: To maintain the timber, it is recommended to treat the exterior with a suitable wood preservative and/or stain annually to protect against weather damage and UV rays. Regularly check the seals around windows and doors for any signs of wear. Clean the windows with a standard glass cleaner. Ensure the roof is clear of debris to prevent water pooling.
