Selma Log Cabin Gazebo 5.8m x 3.5m

Enjoy an ideal balance of indoor and outdoor garden building with the Selma Log Cabin Gazebo. A log cabin with dual purpose in mind, featuring an enclosed cabin of 1.58m x 3.5m, perfect for storage or a mini bar area. To the side is a covered gazebo, sheltered area. Measuring at 4m x 3.5m, the Selma is perfect for hosting, entertaining and outdoor dining. Overall the cabin measures to 5.78m x 3.50m. The balustrade feature completes this lovely 40mm log cabin.

A lovely building, solid and strong being 40mm logs and designed for multiple uses. It can be installed with the canopy to the left or right of the cabin.

This building is manufactured using 40mm slow grown Spruce - a variety specially selected for the interlocking construction. For a high quality finish and to comply with strict Dutch standards, Tuin log cabins do not feature a mixture of timbers or finger jointing.

Arriving to you untreated, the Selma can be customised to complement any garden theme.

The Selma Log Cabin Gazebo features

As standard, the Selma comes with the following:

• 40mm interlocking wall logs

• Conical tongue and groove for stability

• Single, three quarter glazed door

• One double glazed opening window

• Quality door and window fittings

• Side Canopy and gazebo area with balustrades

• Real glass

• Fixing kit and instruction manual
  

• Wind and watertight connections

• Minimum 18mm Tongue and Groove Roof Boards

Please Note: The cross members of the balustrades have recently changed in design, and as such will be thinner than that shown.

Dimensions

• Overall Dimensions: 5.78m x 3.50m

• Building Footprint: 5.58m x 3.30m

• Enclosed cabin: 1.58m x 3.50m

• Cabin Internal Dimensions: 1.3m x 3.22m

• Ridge Height: 2.79m

• Eaves Height: 2.51m

• Door Height (including frame): 1.85m

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.