You may recall that my wife Jean and I bought from you the Wetherby Log Cabin that you had on display at the Ideal Homes and Gardens exhibition at the SECC, Glasgow, in April of this year. It's now complete and just awaiting external wood treatment so I thought I'd let you know that Jean's delighted with it and keen to move her loom and other spinning and weaving kit into it as soon as possible.
I've attached a photo of the cabin in its new location into which, I have to say, it has fitted as if all along that was what was intended for it. It's all built on sleepers which rest on 4 tons of 20 mm quartz gravel and I was very favourably impressed by the way in which particularly the wall pieces slotted readily together without any problems.
After 4 months since helping to take it apart at the SECC, I have to admit that it was a bit like working on a gigantic three-dimensional jigsaw puzzle but, once we'd figured out exactly at what level the longer side planks should start to slot in, I was greatly relieved to find that the finished product does greatly resemble the by now rather hazy recollection of the structure to which we were first attracted back in April.
Go to the Wetherby Garden Cabin product page
