Philip Log Cabin 3.5m x 2.5m - 40mm Logs

Embrace the tranquility of your garden space with the homely Philip Log Cabin, measuring 3.5m x 2.5m. Under 2.5m in height, the Philip Log Cabins bright interior can also lend itself to be used for a craft room or garden studio.

A very good sized building with plenty of light flooding through the front. Double glazed it is ideal as a art studio once insulation is applied to the roof and floor. Manufactured using 40mm interlocking logs to give a fair compromise on price and heat capacity. We recommend the application of a roof and floor insulation for all year around use.

The timber used to create the wall logs is sourced from Northern Europe - a slow grown Spruce, this variety is chosen for its tight, dense wood grain. Tuin recognise that this produces a high quality garden building that is built to last. To comply with strict Dutch standards, all log cabins are free from finger jointing and mixing of timber species.

Supplied with untreated logs, the Philip can be customised to match the style of each garden. Tuin offers a range of treatment options including paints, stains and impregnation - all of which are available to purchase at the same time as your cabin.

For an all year round cabin, learn more about insulating your Log Cabin.

The Philip Log Cabin features

As standard, the Philip comes with the following:

• 40mm interlocking wall logs

• Conical tongue and groove for stability

• Double door

• Two opening windows

• Quality door and window fittings

• Double Glazing

• Fixing kit and instructions
  

• Wind and watertight connections

• Minimum 18mm Tongue and Groove Roof Boards

Dimensions

• Overall Dimensions: 3.5m x 2.5m

• Building Footprint: 3.3m x 2.3m

• Internal Dimensions: 3.22m x 2.22m

• Ridge Height: 2.34m

• Eaves Height: 2.10m

• Door Height (including frame): 1.88m

• Overhang: +-0.20m

We highly recommend shingles with your log cabin: The final finish is far more superior and turns a shed into a stunning log cabin. Ordinary felt will last two - three years. Shingles will last for at least 15 years and it is unlikely you will ever need to replace them.