Log Cabins
Garden log cabins from small to large designs, with apex, pent or curved roofs, corner layouts and verandas, in interlocking log construction.
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- Interlocking log walls from 19mm to 44mm
- Pent, apex and curved roofs, corner cabins
- Optional finishes in a wide variety of colours
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What you get with a Waltons log cabin
- Interlocking log walls from 19mm to 44mm
- Pent, apex and curved roofs, corner cabins
- Optional finishes in a wide variety of colours
- Wall thickness
- Traditional interlocking log cabins from 19mm all the way to 44mm.
- Doors and windows
- Double doors on most models, and opening windows on some.
- Floors and roof
- Tough, hard-wearing floors and roofs. On small log cabins, floors are constructed from tongue and groove timber.
- Styles
- Pent or apex roofs, corner cabins, cabins with curved roofs, verandas, traditional log cabins and more, with options including an integrated side shed on smaller log cabins.
- Finishes
- Optional extras on our contemporary log cabins include a wide variety of finishes in tasteful colours.
Log cabin questions
The questions we're asked most often.
What is a log cabin?
Traditionally constructed from thick, interlocking tongue and groove log boards, a log cabin is so much more than a garden shed, and can be anything you want it to be. Alternatively, a more contemporary design and construction is available in the form of an insulated log cabin, which, instead of interlocking boards, features double-skinned walls with insulation nestled in between.
Its robustness, practicality and stunning good looks make it the perfect space for anyone who’s ever dreamed of owning their own log cabin office, garden gym, craft workshop, summer house, garden pub, additional lounge room, extra living space, man cave or garden room. If you want a garden building or entertainment space, a log cabin is a flexible way to do it.
What can I use a log cabin for?
Wooden log cabins are ideal for many uses, from a comfortable home office to a hobby room, entertaining space, or simply a great place to sit and unwind with a hot cuppa and a good book. Our log cabin range runs from smaller log cabins to larger designs.
How do I choose my log cabin?
With so many styles and sizes to choose from, it can be difficult to choose your garden cabin. For friendly and thorough advice, read our log cabin buying guide.
What do small log cabins offer?
Small log cabins offer many of the same features as our larger log cabins. Floors are constructed from tongue and groove timber. We have smaller log cabins with pent or apex roofs and even options including an integrated side shed for tidying away all your garden tools, outdoor furniture and garden equipment.
What do large log cabins offer?
As well as offering lots of internal living space, our high-quality log cabins are available in versatile and stylish configurations. We offer corner cabins, cabins with curved roofs, verandas, traditional log cabins and more.
What are contemporary log cabins?
Whether you’re looking for the airy headroom of an apex roof, the low-rise look of a pent roof, or the comfort of a wrap-around veranda, our contemporary log cabins offer modern styling. We also offer your choice of optional extras, including a wide variety of finishes in tasteful colours designed to make your garden cabin stand out for all the right reasons. If you’re searching for a wooden cabin with timeless style, our high-quality buildings fit the bill.
What are corner log cabins?
A great way to make the best use of your garden space, a corner log cabin offers a light and airy space with opening windows and double doors. Offering views of your whole garden, corner log cabins have lots of floor space, making them ideal for a wide variety of uses, including outdoor dining, a home gym, a games room and much more.
What are insulated log cabins?
An insulated garden cabin, also known as an insulated garden room, is a good choice if you’re looking for an all-weather building for your outdoor space, with double-skinned walls, as well as insulation surrounding the floor, roof and all sides.
What log thicknesses are available?
Our traditional interlocking log cabins begin at 19mm and go all the way to 44mm. Opting for thicker walls has several advantages: thicker walls offer better insulation from heat during the summer and the cold in wintertime. Thicker walls also help to reduce noise from outside for added peace and tranquillity. For regular year-round use, a log cabin needs suitable insulation and heating.
If you’re looking for an interlocking log cabin with thicker log boards, why not try one of our 44mm log cabins?
Alternatively, our double-skinned insulated log cabins are available with 72mm double-skinned walls, all the way up to 100mm.
Do you need permission to put a log cabin in your garden?
Planning rules depend on your property and where you live, and they differ in Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland, so please check with your local planning office before you order.
What kind of base or foundation do I need for a log cabin?
Your base will need to be both firm and level. For a log cabin, we recommend either a solid concrete base or concrete slabs. A proper base will prevent water damage, warping and misalignment, which is essential for helping the cabin stay stable for years to come.
You can read more about building a solid concrete base here, or building a slab base here.
How do I build my log cabin?
To see each step, read our how to build a log cabin guide.
Can I speak to someone before I order?
Yes, we're happy to help. Call us on 01636 821 135 (Mon-Fri 08:30-17:00), email websales@waltons.co.uk or fill out the form on our Contact page.
Where can I find delivery, installation and guarantee information?
See our delivery information, installation information and guarantee information pages.













































