01386 861961
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How to OrderPlacing your order
A deposit of 20% is required at the time of order. You will receive an order confirmation, deposit invoice, plus a "What Happens Next" letter, a timetable of events, insulation fitting instructions (if applicable) & preservative treatment information.
An invoice for the balance of payment will be sent to you approximately 2 weeks prior to your cabin delivery.
Viewing by AppointmentOur normal opening hours are Monday to Friday, 9.00am to 5.00pm. We are able to make arrangements outside of the above mentioned hours and at weekends, however, in ALL cases, visits are by appointment only so that we can allocate a member of staff to be present to devote adequate time to our visiting customers.
Delivery DetailsBearing in mind that most of our cabins are being made fresh especially for you to your design requirements, we need a sensible time frame in which to process the order, design, schedule production, source correct high grades of raw materials, manufacture, package and transport.
This is reliably achieved in 6 weeks on average.
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All of our delivery lorries are equipped with Moffat Mounty / Kooi fork lift trucks on board.
These are incredibly versatile machines, that allow the driver to offload the cabin packs from the side of the lorry, travel a short distance and place the pack as close to your build site as is possible.
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InstallationWe do offer an efficient installation service nationwide, although the majority of our customers take enjoyment from self assembly and we are available 24/7 to provide expert advice over the telephone should the need arise.
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The case against pressure treatment of log cabins
Many potential customers have pre conceived ideas that pressure treated wall logs for log cabins are essential for the longevity of the cabin.
We wish it was as simple as that as we have no problem in carrying out the pressure treatment process. However there are several advantages and disadvantages that need to be considered before making such a decision.
It is an expensive operation and this is reflected in the considerable extra cost you pay for the cabin.
It must be appreciated that if the wood stock is from a good source it will be a very dense tight grain. Unlike fence posts for example, which are very porous open grain timber and allow the pressure treatment to reach the central core of the component, with dense grain Northern Scandinavian Pine the treatment under similar pressures only reaches just below the surface, and this degree of penetration is available from some of the top aggressive weather protectors on the market at far less cost.
There will be a discolouration of the wood from light straw to dark green and this may vary from log to log depending on where in the pack the component was when it was subjected to the pressurised tank. Furthermore the discolouration will appear on the inside of the cabin as well as the outside which is a shame as most customers like to retain the nice light pine look inside.
The intake of moisture into the wood causes swelling and some distortion. This can give rise to assembly difficulties if the joints are too swollen to slot easily together. It is considered best to let pressure treated logs stand for several weeks before attempting to use them, thereby giving the wood a chance to dry out and return to correct dimensions.
The appearance of pressure treated wood will become grey in a relatively short time and normally requires a brushed on treatment to decorate and restore appearance.
High quality weather protectors require two coats on new wood and will usually provide five years protection before a recoat is necessary.
If the cabin is going to need to be decorated anyway, it is far better to do it right first time, after construction and at far less cost.
Read about wood treatments and how to preserve your log cabin.
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