Running out of room indoors? Don’t move—just expand! Garden Log Cabins are the perfect remedy for house-cramp, offering a rustic-chic escape just steps from your back door. Whether you need a cozy hideaway, a guest suite, or a stylish hobby hub, these timber treasures add instant space and charm.
Garden Log Cabins offer a timeless and versatile way to extend your living space into the outdoors. Built from solid timber and designed for durability, these cabins combine natural beauty with modern performance. Whether you’re creating a relaxing retreat, a home office, or a multi-purpose garden room, garden log cabins provide a robust, attractive solution that enhances both lifestyle and property value.
Our collection includes a wide range of timber garden lodges, wooden outdoor cabins, and backyard log chalets suitable for work, leisure, and everyday living. These structures are ideal as rustic garden retreats, residential garden outbuildings, or refined log-style garden rooms that blend seamlessly into their surroundings.
Popular uses include:
Log cabin garden offices for remote or hybrid work
Relaxing insulated timber summerhouses
Stylish Scandinavian garden cabins with clean lines
Heavy-duty wooden hideaways for hobbies or storage
Flexible interlocking timber garden studios
With options for both traditional and contemporary designs, these cabins suit a wide variety of garden sizes and styles.
Many of our cabins are designed as insulated log cabins for year-round use, offering excellent thermal performance and comfort. Built to residential standards, these residential-grade log cabins use precision-cut logs that interlock tightly for strength and weather resistance.
Key features and options include:
44mm wall thickness log cabins for enhanced insulation
Durable interlocking log cabin kits for long-term stability
Configurations for multi-room garden log cabins
Compact options like small garden log cabins for tighter spaces
These cabins are engineered to feel like a true extension of your home rather than a temporary outdoor structure.
To suit different gardens and preferences, our collection includes everything from classic pitched roofs to sleek contemporary flat roof log cabins. You’ll also find space-saving corner garden log cabins and elegant log cabin summerhouses with verandas that create a welcoming indoor-outdoor flow.
Whether you want a cosy retreat or a spacious multi-room layout, these cabins provide flexibility without compromising on quality or aesthetics.
From compact studios to expansive lodges, garden log cabins offer a durable, beautiful way to add usable space to your garden. With premium materials, customisable layouts, and designs suited for year-round use, these cabins are built to last and evolve with your needs.
Browse our Garden Log Cabins collection to discover high-quality timber buildings that bring comfort, character, and functionality to your outdoor space.
With proper maintenance, a high-quality log cabin can last 20 to 30 years or more. The lifespan depends heavily on the quality of the timber and the base. To ensure longevity, it is essential to treat the wood with a high-quality preservative every few years to protect it against rot, UV damage, and moisture.
Log thickness determines how well the building retains heat. For a seasonal summerhouse, 28mm is usually sufficient. However, if you plan to use your cabin year-round as an office or hobby room, we recommend a wall thickness of at least 44mm or 70mm, as these provide significantly better natural insulation and structural stability.
Yes, a solid, level base is critical. Because timber moves naturally, an uneven foundation can cause the interlocking logs to warp or create gaps over time. The most popular options are a concrete slab, paving flags, or a heavy-duty timber pressure-treated frame set on pedestals or ground screws.
Absolutely! Many owners equip their cabins with full electrical kits for lighting, heating, and WiFi. Plumbing is also possible for garden bars or guest suites. However, because logs "settle" and move slightly with the seasons, all wiring and pipework should be installed using flexible conduits or "sliding" fixings to prevent damage as the wood expands and contracts.
While thick logs offer natural insulation, we recommend adding floor and roof insulation for maximum winter comfort. When paired with double-glazed windows and a small electric heater, a well-insulated log cabin becomes a cozy, energy-efficient space even in the coldest months.
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