Shire Elm Log Cabin - Brown

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The Shire Elm Log Cabin is designed for homeowners seeking a versatile garden building that combines a comfortable retreat with practical storage. Its key benefit is the dual-purpose design, offering a living space and an integral shed, adaptable to your garden layout. A key consideration is that the cabin is supplied untreated and requires immediate treatment upon assembly to ensure longevity.
| Colour | Brown |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | 6Gx14 |
| Brand | Shire |
The cabin offers a degree of insulation from its 19mm logs. For comfortable year-round use, especially in colder months, consider adding extra insulation to the walls, floor, and roof, and installing a small heater.
A solid, level base is required. This is typically a concrete slab, paving slabs laid on a prepared surface, or a purpose-built timber foundation. The base must be able to support the weight of the cabin and remain stable.
It is strongly recommended to treat the cabin inside and outside as soon as possible after assembly to protect the timber from moisture, UV rays, and pests.
Yes, the integral shed can be positioned on either the left or right side of the main garden room during assembly to best suit your garden layout.
No, the Shire Elm Log Cabin is supplied untreated. This allows you to choose your preferred color and finish to match your garden aesthetic.
SAN (Styrene Acrylonitrile) glazing is a type of clear plastic material used for windows. It is a safer alternative to glass, being more shatter-resistant, making it suitable for garden buildings.
With a ridge height of 2.25m, the Shire Elm Log Cabin typically does not require planning permission in most areas, but it is always advisable to check with your local authority.
Ensure the base is perfectly level and solid. Re-adjust or reinforce the base as necessary. Check that all logs are correctly interlocked and secured.
This can sometimes occur due to timber movement. Ensure logs are fully seated. Small gaps can be sealed with appropriate wood filler or sealant after treatment. Check assembly instructions for proper log placement.
Verify that the mineral felt on the roof is correctly installed and sealed. Check the seals around doors and windows. Ensure the cabin has been treated effectively to prevent wood absorption.
Ensure the cabin frame is square and level. Check that the door and window rebates are clear. Refer to the specific assembly diagrams for door and window fitting.
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