We offer free delivery within a 145-mile radius of Nuneaton CV13. All our log cabins are made in the UK and take 4 to 6 weeks for delivery. Depending on the size of the cabin and company location, this can take up to 10 weeks. There are additional charges for remoter areas like the Scottish Highlands, Wales and Cornwall.We do offer fitting as an additional extra for our residential builds, so get in touch for further details. Our factory-trained installation team has years of experience and will work on-site to ensure speed and quality in the installation process.

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Create a unique space by building a bespoke log cabin. After deciding the size you would like, you can have everything from one open space to four bedrooms and an ensuite. You can choose between pine logs or glue-laminated in the construction. Choose from roof felt or shingles to top it all off and give your log cabin the finish it deserves.

You need a space to suit your needs. So, whether you’re looking for the three-room VERONA or the eight-room TRENTO, we can find something for you. Please check this on our product specification or with our sales team, who can advise you on the best steps forwards.

Getting started with a cosy residential log cabin could be as cheap as £15,000. Log Cabin Specialists’ GOTLAND range are around this price point – and the log cabin kit comes with everything to get you started, including fixings and plans. If you fancy more luxury and space, the top-of-the-range SERENA is a two-storey building, with 155m2 of floor space (that’s almost twice the size of an average home in the UK).

When you’ve found the perfect view over the valley with the lake, stop! You need to make sure that you’re on solid ground, otherwise your cabin won’t sit right, and won't be suitable to live in permanently. Planning is also definitely something you’ll need to take into consideration: a small single-storey log cabin in your own garden may come under permitted development, but building something any larger might have planning implications. Since this is going to be your home, it may even be worth talking to a building consultant or planner. See ourlog cabin base guidefor more information

If you want to live in your lovely new cabin all year round (ie. through winter!), you’ll need to insulate it well. Most log cabin manufacturers recommend that you insulate the floor and the roof: putting insulation board between the floor joists, and either insulation board underneath the roof shingles, or (if you’re building your residential log cabin building) cold-roof rolls in the loft. You’ll also need double-glazing, which again may be stipulated by building regulations. Wall insulation would make a difference, although you’ll lose little heat through your walls if you plump for the foursquare 70mm, 90mm or 120mm logs used by Log Cabin Specialists.