6m x 4m (20ft x 13ft) Sliding Door Pent Log Cabin - 68mm Wall Thickness - Double Glazing

The Log Cabin is an attractive addition to any garden and provides ample space for a variety of uses, offering a practical place in which to relax, study, work or entertain. 

Construction Main Points

• The log cabin is constructed with a wall thickness of 68mm.
• The doors are fully glazed and open on sliding runners, providing a modern twist on the traditional log cabin style.
• All windows and doors are 24mm double glazed.
• The cabin is delivered untreated offering you the opportunity to protect and decorate it to your own personal taste. Untreated buildings do naturally grey with age within around 12 months; therefore we recommend that you treat the cabin during construction with a high quality preservative and at regular intervals according to the preservative manufacturer's instructions.
• The Log Cabin is delivered with temporary packaging to protect it during transportation. Although an outside product the wood should be treated or kept dry during the construction process. We recommend that any exposed timber is covered immediately after delivery to avoid any blue stain issues.
• The base is constructed with pressure treated foundation beams for maximum durability.
• The cabin should be constructed on a firm level base whether that is solid sheet concrete, concrete slabs or tanalized bearers.
  
  

Features

• 20ft x 13ft (6m x 4m) Log Cabin
• 68mm Wall Thickness 
• 28mm Tongue & Groove Floor
• Constructed from thick top quality softwood
  
• 19mm Tongue & Groove Roof
• Tongue and groove joints 
• Wind tight chalet-connections
• 24mm Double Glazed Doors & Windows
• Gasket Sealed Windows and Doors
• 5 Point Locking System
  
• Complete full instructions and assembly kit
• Full length windows and sliding doors
• FREE UK Mainland Delivery*
• Full Bespoke Service Available

Base

• It is essential that the cabin is constructed on a firm level base - such as solid sheet concrete, concrete slabs or tanalized bearers.
• Pressure treated bearers are used to construct the base for maximum durability.

Installation Service (not included)

• We have a team of fitters who have over 30 years experience in the constructing of log cabins who are professional and friendly and offer a stress free build of your cabin.
• You will need to prepare your base before the team arrives.
• We aim to coincide the installation with the delivery of your log cabin, with us normally delivering your cabin the day prior to the install team arriving.
• You may need to store the cabin for 24/48 hours prior to your arranged install date.
• Installation is normally 1-2 days with the team arriving at 7am to get a good start! (coffee always appreciated) 
• Please see the separate listing for this product for the installation price, or give our sales team a call who will be more than happy to assist.

Images may not strictly represent finished product and are for demonstration purposes only.
The dimensions indicated in the images represent the overall log length.

• Depth: 13ft (4m)
• Floor: 28mm Tongue & Groove
• Front Canopy Extension : 0.20m
• Glazing: 24mm Double Glazing
• Measurements: The dimensions indicated represent the overall log length (i.e nib to nib)
• Ridge Height : 2.436m
• Roof Pitch : 4°
• Roof : 19mm Tongue & Groove
• Wall Height : 2.160m
• Wall Thickness : 68mm
• Width : 20ft (6m)

• 20ft x 13ft (6m x 4m) Log Cabin
• 68mm Wall Thickness 
• 28mm Tongue & Groove Floor
• Constructed from thick top quality softwood
  
• 19mm Tongue & Groove Roof
• Tongue and groove joints 
• Wind tight chalet-connections
• 24mm Double Glazed Doors & Windows 
• Gasket Sealed Windows and Doors
• 5 Point Locking System
  
• Complete full instructions and assembly kit
• Full length windows and sliding doors
• FREE UK Mainland Delivery*
• Full Bespoke Service Available

FREE UK MAINLAND DELIVERY*

STANDARD DELIVERY LEAD TIMES (subject to availability & seasonal activity)

Central England & Wales 14–25 Working days

South West 14–25 Working days

Scotland 14–25 Working days

*Deliveries to most parts of mainland UK are free of charge, however deliveries to certain remote areas may be subject to a surcharge.

FREE DELIVERY TO THE FOLLOWING POSTCODES:

AL,B, BA, BB, BD, BH, BL, BN, BR, BS, CB, CH, CM, CO, CR, CT, CV, CW, DA, DE, DH, DN, DT, DY, EN, FY, GL, GU, HA, HD, HG, HP, HR, HU, HX, IG, IP, KT, LE, LN, LS, LU, M, ME, MK, NG, NN, NR, OL, OX, PE, PO, PR, RG, RH, RM, S, SK, SL, SG, SM, SN, SO, SP, SR, SS, ST, TF, TN, TW, UB, WA, WD, WF, WN, WR, WS, WV, and YO.

Deliveries to the following locations attract the following charges:

UK RELAX LOG CABIN SURCHARGES

Zone 1 - North West - CA, LA                                                                           No Charge (Free)

Zone 2 - North East - NE, DL, TS                                                                      No Charge (Free)

Zone 3 - Scotland - PH (Mainland), AB, DD                                                   No Charge (Free)

Zone 4 - Scotland - G, FK, KY, KA, ML, EH                                                   No Charge (Free)

Zone 5 - Scotland - DG, TD                                                                              No Charge (Free)

Zone 6 - Scotland (Highlands) IV 1 - 32 and 36 - 63, KW1-14, PA                 No Charge (Free)

Zone 7 - Wales (North West) - SY, LL, LD                                                       No Charge (Free)

Zone 8 - Wales (South West) - SA                                                                    No Charge (Free)

Wales (South) - CF, NP                                                                                      No Charge (Free)

South West –TA                                                                                                 No Charge (Free)

South West - PL                                                                                                 No Charge (Free)

South West - EX, TQ                                                                                          No Charge (Free) 

South West Cornwall - TR                                                                                 No Charge (Free)

Isle of Man: Please call for quote

Scottish Isles: Please call for quote

Isle of Skye: Please call for quote

Isle of Wight: Please call for quote

Channel Isles and The Orkney's:  Please call for quote

Northern Ireland: Please call for quote

Republic Ireland: Please call for quote

Rest of Europe: Please call for quote

BOOKING YOUR DELIVERY DATE

Once your order has been placed, you will be contacted by our manufacturer's delivery team and you will be advised of a specific delivery date. You will be able to add additional delivery information at this point. Your garden building is manufactured to order. Please contact us if you have not be contact within in 20 working days.

Delivery is estimated to be 25 working days. We aim to delivery typically 3-4 weeks; during peak season we keep stock and aim to deliver within 14 days. Please call for stock availability. Your goods are handmade by our technicians. After placing your order you will be contacted 1 week prior to delivery by our transport team to arrange a suitable delivery date (please refer to our shipping terms for full details). PLEASE NOTE YOUR CARD IS DEBITED AT CHECKOUT. Once an order has been placed you will be subject to our cancellation terms. We strongly recommend you read our terms and conditions prior to purchasing as you will be bound by our terms and conditions once an order has been placed.

How will my goods be delivered?

Those located in offshore or remote mainland areas are those most likely to require a Delivery date extension and/or extra charges, if you feel you may be located in such an area, please contact our customer service team first for specialised advice.

Delivery is usually very easy and straightforward. We state 25 Working days delivery schedule on each product page. We can often deliver to specified dates, but cannot guarantee this. Customers will always be contacted at least 24 hours before delivery and be given the date and approximate time of delivery. If you need more notice than this - please let us know at the point of ordering. Delivery is Free of Charge to UK mainland addresses provided the following points can be met.

1. Delivery is normally made by a 6 Wheeler Truck with a "Piggy-Back" forklift on board to unload the cabin, however, certain hauliers used in the delivery of Log Cabins do not have this facility (If in doubt - please contact us as soon as possible to discuss your requirements).

2. There must be sufficient space for this vehicle to operate. (If in doubt - please contact us soon as possible to discuss your requirements). If the Cabin cannot be off-loaded due to a lack of space - a delivery charge may apply.

3. Delivery is Kerb Side: Our drivers are very helpful and will always try to leave the cabin as conveniently positioned as possible however because the Forklifts are very heavy - we leave it entirely at the drivers discretion whether or not it is suitable to drive onto your property.

4. Customer (or customer’s representative) must be available to receive the cabin and assist with off-loading if so required.

5. It is Important that you should insert at least one, but ideally two telephone numbers in the telephone number box when ordering. Our Transport Dept. will always contact you at least one day prior to delivery. They will give as accurate a delivery schedule as possible. The Cabin will not simply arrive unless you have been contacted first!

6. The Log Cabin packaging is a temporary packaging just for transportation to the customer. Although an outside product it is the customer’s responsibility to either treat the wood or keep it dry during the construction process. It is the customer’s responsibility to cover any exposed timber immediately after delivery to avoid blue stain issues.

If you feel that delivery on a smaller vehicle would be more appropriate - please don't hesitate to contact us. We can always arrange this and frequently at no additional cost. However, as the smaller vehicles are not able to carry a forklift - the driver would require assistance with unloading the cabin.

We are here to help and aim to deliver within the recommended delivery time for each product. However sometimes this will not always be possible and any delivery or dispatch date given is only approximate and as the seller will not be liable to the Buyer for failure to deliver on any particular date or dates. Time for delivery is not of the essence and shall not be made so by the service or any notice.

PLEASE NOTE YOUR CARD IS DEBITED AT CHECKOUT. This is to protect you the customer as we do not store your credit card details. We will contact you if a surcharge is applicable and at that point you can chose to accept the charge or cancel the order and we will make a full refund to your card. For our full terms please refer to our Shipping Terms

If you are concerned about delivery or any other aspect of the Cabin, please contact us as soon as possible so we can come up with a plan of action to make sure things all run smoothly for your delivery.

Additional Delivery Information Q and A

Q. Do I have to do anything to take delivery of a building?

A. All you have to do is ensure that the building can be left in a convenient area free from debris. We recommend that panel sizes are checked to allow access through archways and doors.

Q. When should I expect to hear when my delivery will be?

A. Our delivery team aim to contact you 24-48 hours before the date of delivery. We kindly ask that you please do not call the team prior to this time frame.

Q. Can I request a particular date for delivery?

A. We can put in requested dates for you however they are only requested and cannot be guaranteed, we would normally call to confirm about 48hours before.

Q. Can I request a certain time for delivery?

A. Our deliveries are classed as all day, between the hours of 7am to 7pm. However, Our Delivery Team can request the driver to contact you on the day of delivery to give you an estimated time of their arrival but this is purely an estimate as we cannot accommodate unforeseen circumstances.

Q. Can I hold the delivery if I’m not ready?

A. We can defer your delivery date; however stock allocation is not customer specific and as a result we cannot guarantee deferred order availability at all times.

Q. Do I need to be there?

A. You do not have to be present at time of delivery; however, we would require written permission to deliver in your absence. This can be in the form of a fax, E-mail or a signed note left on the day for the driver to confirm delivery in your absence. Please note you must sign the note as this will be treated as a signature for delivery. Please note we will not be liable for any theft or damage if the goods have been left.

Q. Will the driver take the building through my property?

A. No. Our drivers are not insured to enter your property with a building.

Q. Will he take to my back garden or through my house?

A. Our policy is kerb side delivery only; however, it is at the driver’s discretion if any building needs to be carried any further. Generally we do not deliver buildings through houses or to flats on upper floors. Our Easy fit shed can be taken through smaller apertures. Please ask when ordering.

Q. Will the driver need any help?

A. Our drivers will not ask for any help to off load your building.

Q. What size lorry will my building arrive on?

A. We operate 3.5t vans, 7.5 ton and 17 ton vehicles - your building could arrive on any of these dependants on area of the country and time of year. We need to be informed of any access issues at your point of order so we can ensure your delivery will arrive without any problems.

Q. Do you deliver to the offshore Islands?

A. If your delivery is to an offshore island; Channel Islands, Orkney's or the Isle of Man. Deliveries can only be made to the nearest carrier company at port (it is the customer’s responsibility to arrange onward delivery). We need to be aware of both the carrier company and also the forwarding address for the delivery to be made. We do deliver to Ireland, Isle of Wight and the Isle of Skye directly (at an additional cost, please see guidelines above) Port postcodes stated are except from normal postcode charges. If the delivery is to a port then the Port drop only charge must be added to your delivery cost.

Q. What is the delivery time for products?

A. Generally we offer a 10 - 25 working days lead time, however please refer to the product in question via this website which should outline the most up to date lead-time estimation. Variations to this time do apply in extenuating circumstances. We will endeavour to contact you at the soonest possible time to arrange the next available delivery date for you.

We are here to help and aim to deliver within the recommended delivery time for each product. However sometimes this will not always be possible and any delivery or dispatch date given is only approximate and as the seller will not be liable to the Buyer for failure to deliver on any particular date or dates. Time for delivery is not of the essence and shall not be made so by the service or any notice.

Q. Can the garden building be delivered during a weekend?

A. In most circumstances we do not deliver at weekends unless it is offered on the specific product.

Q. Can I order delivery to a different name or address?

A. Yes you can we will need an invoice address for the payment taken and the full delivery address.

Q. What About the Log Cabin Delivery?

A. **Please note that all deliveries to Ireland, some highland areas and any offshore address will be subject to an extended lead-time. Most off shore islands are a port drop only. Please call before you order.

Delivery is usually very easy and straightforward. We state 25 Working days delivery schedule on each product page. We can often deliver to specified dates, but cannot guarantee this. Customers will always be contacted at least 24 hours before delivery and be given the date and approximate time of delivery. If you need more notice than this - please let us know at the point of ordering. Delivery is Free of Charge to UK mainland addresses provided the following points can be met.

1. Delivery is normally made by a 6 Wheeler Truck with a "Piggy-Back" forklift on board to unload the cabin, however, certain hauliers used in the delivery of Log Cabins do not have this facility (If in doubt - please contact us as soon as possible to discuss your requirements).

2. There must be sufficient space for this vehicle to operate. (If in doubt - please contact us soon as possible to discuss your requirements). If the Cabin cannot be off-loaded due to a lack of space - a delivery charge may apply.

3. Delivery is Kerb Side: Our drivers are very helpful and will always try to leave the cabin as conveniently positioned as possible however because the Forklifts are very heavy - we leave it entirely at the drivers discretion whether or not it is suitable to drive onto your property.

4. Customer (or customer’s representative) must be available to receive the cabin and assist with off-loading if so required.

5. It is Important that you should insert at least one, but ideally two telephone numbers in the telephone number box when ordering. Our Transport Dept. will always contact you at least one day prior to delivery. They will give as accurate a delivery schedule as possible. The Cabin will not simply arrive unless you have been contacted first!

6. The Log Cabin packaging is a temporary packaging just for transportation to the customer. Although an outside product it is the customer’s responsibility to either treat the wood or keep it dry during the construction process. It is the customer’s responsibility to cover any exposed timber immediately after delivery to avoid blue stain issues.

If you feel that delivery on a smaller vehicle would be more appropriate - please don't hesitate to contact us. We can always arrange this and frequently at no additional cost. However, as the smaller vehicles are not able to carry a forklift - the driver would require assistance with unloading the cabin.

If you are concerned about delivery or any other aspect of the Cabin, please contact us as soon as possible so we can come up with a plan of action to make sure things all run smoothly for your delivery.

Assembly Installation Guide

Base works

Pressure Treated Wood Base Frame

Custom made frame to fit exactly the building, allows for any undulations or slope.

This is a quick and cost effective solution without much disruption to your garden.

Wood Sleepers

For grounds that are very uneven and require digging out to get a level base.

Also where buildings need to be raised due to flooding or soggy ground.

Dense Building Blocks

An easy quick solution for uneven grounds or where the building needs to be raised.

Dense building blocks should be laid out in strip formation running in the same direction as the buildings base bearers.

Paving / Patio Slabs

General paving / patio slabs laid level with sand and cement if necessary.

Can be laid in strip formation with a DPC or membrane.

Concrete Pad / Slab

Ideal for bigger buildings and when the ground is fairly level and not liable to flooding or sitting water. Agree the placement before starting works making sure the roof overhang, guttering etc, everything is allowed for.. Essential to have level flat and square, raised just above ground level to allow for drainage. Best to have the concrete as close to the exact size of building so there is no splash back from the rain. If there is paving or a walk way if possible try and have a stone shingle channel following the outline of your building, this will help with drainage and keep splashback to a minimum.

Concrete base depths and sizes will be dependant on ground conditions...

In general dig out to 100mm. Use shuttering to take the level to 110mm, 10mm above ground level.

Then replace with 60mm of compacted type 1 as a sub base layer then put a DPM sheet over the top.

Add 50mm of poured concrete.

For large bases it is worth including reinforced mesh sheets to help avoid cracks and keep the structural integrity.

ALWAYS use DPM damp proof membrane and or DPC damp proof course rolls to separate the base layers from the building. This will ensure minimal moisture ingress up through the walls and floor.

Fixings Required

Roof Boards

25/30mm screws or nails to fix the roof boards to the roof joists.

approximate about 200 pieces.

The tongue and groove roof boards should be tapped into place, do not force together, there should be some room for expansion.

Treat the roof boards especially the cut ends liberally with wood preserver.

Base Bearers

Base fixing can only be determined on the sub structure. Ideal would be 'Fischer fixers' for concrete or block.

Roof Tiles

Galvanised clout head nails. The roof tiles have self adhesive strip on the back but nails must be used as well.

Wall Boards

If screws for wood are required to force into place (normally if base is not perfectly level) Good Quality Wood screws 120mm long. Drill down 50% through first log and take up 50% second log.

Floor and Decking

Screws 4x55mm

The floor inside should go in last. When laid the last piece will need to be cut. Leave a space around the entire floor for expansion.

Small screws or pins for the finishing pieces around the floor edging will be needed.

Installation

1. Base Wood

Place the treated (green or brown) base bearers (basement) evenly spaced. These can be secured to the ground, if a concrete pad use Fischer anchor through the wood into the concrete.

If the cabin is on wet or soft ground or there will be excess rain then we recommend using a membrane. Cut plastic strips or use a membrane roll and place along the top and bottom of the base bearers, this will help ensure no water transfer through the base bearers to the main body of the building. Do not place a big plastic sheet under the building this will stop drainage and keep the base bearers in sitting water; use a good quality breathable membrane that allows the water to drain through.

2. Wall Logs

Place first level of wall logs (x4), these are normally 2 half height wall logs and 2 full height sized wall logs. The first row of wall logs will sit directly onto the base bearers. On Some models there will be a first row wall log with a cut out for the door.

Screw the first level of wall logs into the base bearers, it is very important to check it is totally square and level. (If not square and level you will have problems later in the build)

Add the wall boards until you are at around 5ft and then add the window frames and door frames.

Only add screws to wall logs when necessary, if wall logs need manipulation to fit and sit properly then you can add a screw through the grooved section. Drill down 50% of the wall log and catch 50% of the wall log underneath. Only do this if the wall logs are twisted or bent, the weight of the building when completed will settle and move the wall logs into place.

3. Windows and Doors

Windows and doors should not be screwed directly into the wall logs.

The window frames and the door frames; frames should be screwed together if in part form before fitting.

Expanding foam is the best way to fit a window or a door frame, add the foam around the frames to create a good seal. Let the windows and doors settle into place after a few weeks, only then add screws into each corner of the frame. This method may require adjustment seasonally.

Use a good quality silicone sealant and apply liberally around windows and doors inside and outside. Make sure the sealant is well applied and sealed into every edge and join to ensure a good seal.

4. Roof

Roof purlins, trusses roof sections will sometimes need manipulation to sit in place, try and avoid any cutting. Roof boards should be nailed into the roof purlins. Roof boards should be screwed or serrated nails into the purlins (roof beams), fix roof boards into every purlin to ensure a good fix; we recommend a minimum of 3 fixes per roof board (top, middle, bottom). The roof boards tongue and groove should not be forced tight, just light hand pushed together to allow for some expansion and contraction.

5. Roof Tiles

For best results add a roof membrane before the roof tiles. Roof tiles follow the tile diagram exactly as shown, making the first row the opposite way round and laying the next row directly on top the correct way around. Allow the first row to overhang by just over half an inch.

Use a quality gutter sealant or flexible silicone to bead along the apex roof edge.

6. Baulk Clamps

On the plan the baulk clamps (storm braces) go into the corners.

Position these towards the top of the building almost to the top of the wall edge. The small hole put towards the top and screw through with a large screw or add a washer and screw tight into the wall board. The slotted hole (positioned towards the floor) you can put a large nut and bolt with washers or a large screw with washer and do not make very tight, just loose. This will allow the cabin to move but limits the total amount of movement.

7. Floor

The floor, screw or nail into place. Leave a small even gap all around the edges for expansion. The small skirting trim you can put around the floor to cover the gap.

8. Wood Treatment

Treat inside and out with good quality wood treatment, do not leave for more than 7 days untreated. Inside can be treated in a natural clear coat, paint windows and doors a few times to ensure a good seal.

Apply liberally wood treatment to all the exposed roof boards, especially the cut ends. Check and retreat the roof boards yearly.

We recommend an automatic humidity fan to be placed on the wall towards the top of the apex. They are approximately €/£60.00 to buy.

9. Silicone

A good quality silicone should be added around the windows and doors inside and out. Silicone should be used in the corners of the wall log joints inside and out, we also recommend using silicone along the top of the wall where it meets the roof on the inside.

10. Guttering

Add half sized guttering around the building. Ensure drainage is away from the building.

11. Decking

Decking place with a small gap to allow for expansion. (A coin space can work)