Fixtures and fittings

Traditional Log Cabins are solid structures and the internal furnishings are equally as high spec as in any sumptuousness house. The floors can be wood, tiled or carpeted and the walls can be wood, tiled, painted or wallpapered.

When it comes to doors, well the choice is yours, but most opt for solid wood and the tilt and turn double-glazed windows can even be protected with shutters.

The homes conform to quality certificate EC-PLANT PASPORT F1/PITK/5538 which is required within the European Union.

The wood also has FSC Certificate number SGS-FM/COC-806 and EGS-FM/COC-0686 relating to forestry conservation.

Technical specifications

  • The outer wall is made from 90mm thick spruce log with a large cavity wall space that's packed with thermal insulation.
  • Just inside the spruce is a vapour permeable membrane.
  • Then there is 150mm-thick mineral wool.
  • This is followed by another vapour permeable membrane.
  • The ceiling and tiled roof are also well-insulated, both thermally and acoustically. The tiles can be ceramic or cement.
  • The floor has the same vapour permeable membrane and insulation.
  • The interior walls can be wood or plasterboard and then skimmed - you decide!
  • The homes come with outside wooden patio complete with non-slip decking and balustrade. Just walk straight onto it through the French doors in the lounge.

Specifications
  • The ceiling and tiled roof are also well-insulated, both thermally and acoustically. The tiles can be ceramic or cement.
  • The interior walls can be wood or plasterboard and then skimmed - you decide!
  • The homes come with outside wooden patio complete with non-slip decking and balustrade.
Quick facts
  • Supervised by master craftsman from Yorkshire, Stuart Wheelwright, who has more than 40 years experience in the high class joinery trade.
  • The prices for our Traditional Log Cabins start at £80,000 - and that includes the cost of quality bathroom, kitchen and bedroom fittings.
  • The entire building work for our Traditional Log Cabins takes around five weeks once the concrete base and damp-proof insulation layer is ready.