44mm Log Cabins

44mm thick log cabins can provide the perfect garden retreat for relaxation, work or your favourite activities. The double tongue and groove construction forms a tight seal against draughts to create a welcoming space for a variety of uses.

44mm thick log cabins can provide the perfect garden retreat for relaxation, work or your favourite activities. The double tongue and groove construction forms a tight seal against draughts to create a welcoming space for a variety of uses.

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We have a range of log cabins in various shapes and sizes featuring 44mm thick logs, but if you’re unsure about which type to choose, make sure you read our ultimate guide to buying a log cabin to help you decide.

Log cabin home office

If you’re looking for a garden room to use as a home office, a log cabin is definitely worth considering. A wooden cabin is relatively quick and easy to construct, and the design provides a robust and peaceful place to work. If you’re aiming to use your log cabin as an office then it makes sense to choose an option that will be suitable for use all year round, and designs using logs of 44mm thickness are ideal for this. You can find out more about your options by reading our log cabin home office guide.

Log cabin options

As well as 44mm, our cabins are available with three other log thicknesses: 19mm, 28mm and 34mm. There are also many shapes and sizes to choose from – so you can check out all our log cabin designs before making your choice. Our 44mm log cabins are available with double glazed windows, double doors, traditional apex roof or curved roof, and they’re manufactured from responsibly sourced timber with a 10-year anti-rot guarantee. The modern styles meet the rustic charm of a traditional log cabin to give you the ideal blend of form and function.

44mm log cabins are also available with UPVC doors and windows, in a choice of colours, giving you even more flexibility with your buildings’ appearance.

Log cabin construction

Our log cabins use tongue and groove profiled logs which interlock to form a tight seal. This results in a robust structure offering protection from the elements. Cabins built with 44mm thick logs are suited for every season and all weathers. If you’re a competent DIYer, you can opt to put your log cabin together yourself, with the help of a capable assistant. Alternatively, you can use our installation service and a team of professionals will do the job for you.

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Our 44mm log cabins offer the thickest log size available in the range. The dimensions and designs of these wooden cabins make them versatile enough for all kinds of work and leisure activity. Whether you’re looking for a place to chill, exercise, or get your work projects done in the tranquillity of your own garden, these log cabins will give you the opportunity to do so with maximum comfort all year round.

How to choose the right spot for your log cabin

It’s important to locate the best area in your garden to place your log cabin in order to make optimal use of the surroundings, as well as light, sun and shade. There’s also your garden aesthetic to consider. Here are some steps you can take to help you pinpoint the ideal spot:

  • Start by marking out the dimensions of the cabin with tent pegs or canes.
  • Consider a south-facing location for sun, especially if warmth is a priority. However, it might be ideal for windows to be in shaded areas to avoid overheating.
  • Be mindful of overhanging branches and growth of foliage – avoid placing your log cabin in a location that will make garden maintenance difficult.
  • If you need to connect your log cabin to utilities such as water and electricity, this needs serious consideration in terms of its positioning to avoid problems further down the line.

How to choose the right log cabin base

As log cabins tend to be heavier than other garden buildings such as sheds, a wooden base generally isn’t an option. While a paving slab base might suffice for a smaller cabin, concrete represents the most robust choice. You can find out more about your options in our log cabin guide. Also check out our base building tips.

How to construct a log cabin

Once you’ve prepared the base, you can construct your log cabin yourself, or you can opt for our installation service and have a team of professionals take care of it. If you decide on the DIY route, bear in mind it’s a two-person job. However, it’s possible to get it all done in a day. You’ll need the following:

  • Rubber mallet
  • Hammer
  • Tape measure
  • Spirit level
  • Saw
  • Electric drill
  • Screwdriver
  • Wrench
  • Ladder

Then you’re ready for the job. Building your log cabin is a step-by-step process, which involves:

  • Laying the bearers and base logs
  • Fitting the wall logs, windows and door frames
  • Installing roof joists
  • Adding decking and roof boards
  • Laying the floorboards
  • Hanging the door
  • Fitting storm braces
  • Laying roof felt and adding finishing boards

You can read about all these steps in more detail in our guide to building a log cabin.

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