Lasita Maja Osland Udo 380 Log Cabin - Brown

The Osland Udo 380 is a generously sized garden building featuring a traditional apex roof constru...

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The Lasita Maja Osland Udo 380 Log Cabin is ideal for individuals seeking a spacious, traditional garden building for various uses like a playroom, office, or relaxation space. Its key benefit is its generous size and sturdy construction with 28mm interlocking timbers. A potential caveat is that roofing felt is not included as standard and must be purchased separately.

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ColourBrown
Model Part NumberOsland Udo 380
BrandLasita Maja Ltd

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FAQs

Is roofing felt included with the Osland Udo 380?

No, roofing felt is not included as standard. It is available as an optional extra or can be purchased separately.

What type of wood is the cabin made from?

The cabin is constructed from 28mm interlocking timbers.

What are the dimensions of the double door?

The double door measures 1494mm in width and 1850mm in height.

How much floor space does the cabin offer?

The Osland Udo 380 provides a floor area of 17.76 square meters.

Do I need to treat the wood?

Yes, it is highly recommended to treat the timber with a suitable preservative and/or finishing treatment after assembly to protect it from weather and prolong its lifespan.

Can I add insulation to this cabin?

While not standard, it is possible to add insulation to the walls, floor, and roof. This would typically involve adding framing and insulation materials inside the existing structure.

What is the wall height?

The wall height is 193.8cm.

What is the roof angle?

The roof angle is 14.7 degrees.

Troubleshooting

Gaps between logs

Ensure logs are seated correctly. Minor gaps can often be sealed with appropriate wood filler or sealant after the cabin has settled. Check that the base is level.

Door or window sticking

Check for swelling due to moisture. Ensure the frame is square and not warped. Minor adjustments to hinges or planing edges may be necessary.

Water ingress on the roof

Verify that roofing felt has been correctly installed and sealed. Check for any damage or gaps in the felt and repair immediately. Ensure the roof angle allows for adequate runoff.

Condensation inside the cabin

Improve ventilation by opening windows regularly. Ensure no water sources are nearby causing excess humidity. Consider a vapor barrier if used in very damp conditions.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Spacious interior ideal for multiple uses.
  • Robust construction with 28mm interlocking timbers and chalet jointing.
  • Traditional and attractive design with an apex roof.
  • Good natural light and ventilation from the included windows.
  • Versatile application as an office, playroom, or garden retreat.

Cons

  • Roofing felt is not included and requires a separate purchase.
  • Single glazing may limit year-round insulation without additional upgrades.
  • Assembly requires a solid, level base (not included).
  • Georgian glazing bars are optional and add to the total cost if desired.

Setup, Compatibility & Care

Setup:

  1. Foundation: Ensure a solid, level base is prepared. This could be a concrete slab, paving stones, or a timber subframe. The cabin's dimensions (480x380cm wall) should dictate the base size.
  2. Assembly: Follow the manufacturer's instructions carefully. The interlocking timbers and chalet jointing simplify the process, but two people are recommended for easier handling.
  3. Roofing Felt: As roofing felt is not included, it must be sourced and installed during or immediately after roof construction to protect the timber from water ingress.

Compatibility:

  • Base: Compatible with most standard garden building bases (concrete, paving, bearers).
  • Treatments: The timber will require treatment (preservative and/or paint/stain) after assembly to protect it from the elements and prolong its life. This is crucial for longevity.

Care:

  • Regular Inspection: Periodically check for any signs of wear, rot, or pest infestation.
  • Cleaning: Clean the exterior and interior with a damp cloth. Avoid abrasive cleaners.
  • Re-treatment: Reapply timber treatments as recommended by the treatment product manufacturer, typically every 2-3 years, depending on the product and climate.
  • Ventilation: Ensure windows are opened regularly to maintain air circulation and prevent condensation build-up.

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