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Frequently asked questions about Log Cabins


Frequently asked questions about Log Cabins

  • Do you need planning permission for log cabin in garden UK?
  • What size cabin can I build without planning permission?
  • Are log cabins insulated?

      As a rule, log cabins are not insulated because the thick logs offer enough natural warmth. Each solid wood structure captures air bubbles, keeping the cabin warm in the winter months and cool in the summer.

  • What is the best base for a log cabin?

      Your base should be flat, square and level. Concrete bases are ideal because they require little to no maintenance. But paving flags or decking will work just as well.

  • Does a log cabin need a foundation?

      As a rule, log cabins don't require foundations. But they do need a solid base between 80 and 100mm deep to avoid sinking into the ground. This could be made from concrete or paving slabs. Or be arranged on a patio or decking.

  • What is the difference between a log cabin and a summer house?

      It generally comes down to the thickness of the wood cladding. The wood used on a summer house is between 7 and 12mm thick – similar to that of a high-quality garden shed. While the cladding on a log cabin can be up to 70mm thick.

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