Log Cabins
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Buying advice
Log Cabins: our buying guide
Choosing a log cabin
Think first about how you will use it. A summer room, home office, gym or workshop all need different sizes and layouts. Our sizes are the outside size of the cabin, not counting roof overhangs, so leave about 18 inches to 2 feet clear around it. Try our Find buildings that fit tool.
Wall thickness
Our cabins come with 19mm, 28mm or 44mm walls. Thicker logs make a sturdier cabin that holds heat better, so they suit rooms you will use more of the year. Our guide log cabin wall thickness explained goes through each one.
Styles
- Apex and pent cabins for summer rooms and offices.
- Chalet log cabins with a wide-eaved roof.
- Workshop cabins and cabin garages, also found in workshops and garages.
Bases, delivery and building
A log cabin needs a solid, level base. See what base you need. Most cabins arrive as a kit for self-build, and delivery terms depend on the range and your postcode. The product page explains both. Bigger cabins, or ones used for sleeping, may need planning permission, so read our planning permission guide.
Visit us
Our Display Site at Buzzards Valley, between Lichfield and Tamworth (B78 3EQ), has 20+ buildings to walk round, 7 days a week. Not every model is on display, so ring 01543 398778 if you want to see something in particular or talk it through.
What wall thickness should I choose for a log cabin?
Our cabins come with 19mm, 28mm or 44mm walls. Thinner walls suit summer use and storage. Thicker walls make a sturdier, warmer cabin for an office or a room you will use more of the year.
Do I need planning permission for a log cabin?
Many log cabins fall within permitted development, but height, distance from the boundary and how you use the cabin all matter. A cabin used for sleeping is likely to need permission. Read our planning guide and check with your council if unsure.
What base does a log cabin need?
A log cabin needs a solid, level and free-draining base, such as concrete, slabs or a suitable timber or ground screw base. A level base keeps the doors and windows working properly.
Is a log cabin delivered built?
Most of our log cabins arrive as a kit for you or an installer to build. Delivery terms depend on the range and your postcode, and each product page explains them.
Can I use a log cabin as a home office?
Yes, many people do. Choose thicker walls for year-round use and plan your power with a qualified electrician. Our garden offices page also has insulated rooms built for working from home.
Our log cabins from Power Sheds bring the warmth and character of solid 44mm interlocking timber to a workshop, garden room or garden bar. Choose from apex, pent and chalet rooflines in a wide range of sizes, from a compact retreat right up to a double garage.
A log cabin needs a firm, level base before delivery, and taller buildings may need planning permission, so it is worth checking before you order. Every cabin is made to order and delivered direct to mainland England, Scotland and Wales.
You can design your own online using our log cabin configurator, or call us on 01543 398778 for help choosing the right size and specification.
Helpful guides: Log cabin wall thickness explained, Log cabin vs garden room vs SIPS office, Choosing and preparing a base and Do I need planning permission?.
Not sure if you'll need planning permission? Try our free 2-minute planning permission checker.