Choosing a log cabin can depend on several factors, and it is worthwhile taking time to make your decision based on well thought-out points.
For example, choosing a spot for the location is key. You will need to consider if there is adequate space for the size of the log cabin you need, as well as assessing the key access points. It can be a good idea to also assess noise levels and privacy on the plot.
Choosing the right outdoor huts and gazebos will also depend on the style you want. Often, ensuring the structure fits in with the main house is key. There are many types of log cabins available, ranging from ultra-modern to rustic and traditional, and matching the style with your home will enhance the overall space.
When choosing a garden cabin room, checking local planning permission and building regulations should form part of the decision-making process. If you want a more complex structure with bedrooms and other facilities, it could mean additional costs and paperwork.
Other issues to consider when choosing a structure such as a garden office cabin is budget and the intended purpose of the building. The types of timber, coatings and finishes must also be considered, and whether you have the time to spend maintaining and repairing it. For instance, you may want a low maintenance barbeque lodge or similar structure that takes minimal time out of your routine to service.
Speak to us at Logspan today, and request more information about the range of bespoke log cabins we have available.