Veranda Adley 3.3m x 3.7m Newhaven Log Cabin with - 19mm SI-006-001-0024

The Adley 3.3m x 3.7m Newhaven Log Cabin with Veranda is the perfect way to maximise your living space at home. A combination of traditional features and a contemporary open plan living space create the perfect garden getaway. Ideal for entertaining family and friends or simply somewhere to relax and unwind. The building is open and spacious with two large, opening windows that allow natural light to flood the interior, to create a bright and airy space to enjoy. Elegant half glazed French doors open out onto a stylish veranda, which offers the perfect spot to enjoy the summer weather while under the shade of the roof overhang. We use high strength SAN styrene to glaze the windows and doors of this cabin, a strong, safe and shatterproof alternative to glass. Manufactured using high quality, 19mm log boards, this cabin promises a strong and robust build. The boards interlock using a tongue and groove method, forming a tight seal against water ingress and draughts. In addition to this, an added vent aids air flow inside the cabin, minimising the likelihood of moisture inside the building, improving overall ventilation. The roof and floor are constructed using 12mm tongue and groove boards, to create a hard-wearing and heavy-duty finish, great for heavy furniture and frequently used building. The apex roof line creates a generous amount of headroom, perfect if you're looking to install tall storage and lighting. The roof is covered by high quality roofing felt, to protect your building from the British weather! A lock and key are supplied, so you can secure you building and belongings away when not in use. All of our log cabins are made using only ethically sourced and certified timber and are all made here in the UK by our highly skilled team. Our cabins are supplied un-treated and will require a coat of high quality timber treatment shortly after construction. This log cabin will be delivered in individual tongue and groove timber lengths and should be constructed on a firm and level base.