Kitzbuhel
The Kitzbuhel is something a little different to the traditonal style log cabins but has proved to be very popular.
It measures 4m x 4m with a cut out veranda area on the front corner.
44mm thick logs
Shipment includes:- External dimensions 4m wide x 4m deep
- 44mm logs
- L shaped construction with decked veranda area at corner
- Single door, double window on front, single window on side
- 27mm floor boards
- Tanalised bearers
Optional Extras
- Asphalt shingles - red, green or black £235.00
- Construction costs please ring.
Frequently Asked Questions - A = £50.00 - Avon, Berkshire, Borders, Dorset, Dumfries & Galloway, Dyfed, W. Glamorgan, M. Glamorgan, S. Glamorgan, Gwent, Hampshire, Lothian, Oxfordshire, Somerset, S. Strathclyde, Wiltshire
- B = £70.00 - Bedfordshire, Buckinghamshire, Cambridgeshire, Essex, Hertfordshire, Kent, Middlesex, Norfolk, Surrey, W. Sussex, E. Sussex, Suffolk
- C = £90.00 - Greater London
- D = £100.00 - Central, Cornwall, Devon, Fife, Grampian, Highland, N. Strathclyde, Taysid
Can I have a bespoke log cabin? Yes, we can offer a bespoke log cabin service. If you are just looking for a non-standard size but still 4 walls i.e. 3.5m x 4.2m then that should be easy enough. We just need to check the door/window combination you have in mind will fit and work out a price for you. If you are looking for something completely different then please contact us for more information about what is possible. What is the order process? Once you have decided on the log cabin you would like please add it to your basket and continue on to the checkout and pay for your order. When we receive your order we will then send out a confirmation letter detailing your order and asking you to check it for mistakes. You will also receive a base plan, a delivery form and an invoice. We will contact you separately regarding a delivery date. You will need to fill in the delivery form and send it back to us. What are the delivery times? Delivery times do vary throughout the year. Please contact us or your local agent for an up to date estimate. Are there any delivery charges? All other areas free. There is a delivery charge to some areas of the UK, this is simply to cover the extra cost of fuel £50.00 - Avon, Berkshire, Borders, Dorset, Dumfries & Galloway, Dyfed, W. Glamorgan, M. Glamorgan, S. Glamorgan, Gwent, Hampshire, Lothian, Oxfordshire, Somerset, S. Strathclyde, Wiltshire £70.00 - Bedfordshire, Buckinghamshire, Cambridgeshire, Essex, Hertfordshire, Kent, Middlesex, Norfolk, Surrey, W. Sussex, E. Sussex, Suffolk £90.00 - Greater London £100.00 - Central, Cornwall, Devon, Fife, Grampian, Highland, N. Strathclyde, Tayside Non-mainland - please contact us to enquire ALL OTHER AREAS ARE FREE What happens on delivery? Our log cabins are usually delivered using a 7.5 ton lorry. The cabin is loaded by hand so we can check it over and make sure all the parts are there and are in good condition. The cabin will be offloaded by hand. We will usually carry the parts to your base area if the access is good and its not too far away. If the cabin is for self-build it is best not to have it delivered until you area ready to start building it as the parts should not be stored outside. What if Astwood are building it for me? We will start building as soon as the building has been unloaded. We have all our own tools but it is an advantage if we are able to access electricity - we have an extension cable. You do not need to be home whilst your log cabin is being built although it can help if you or someone on your behalf are there for a short time while we start so we can check details such as where the cabin should be positioned on your base etc. What base do I need? Your base must be flat, level and solid. The best materials to use are concrete paving flags or a full concrete slab. It is possible to use other things but please check with us or your agent first. Base plans are available for each log cabin. What tools are required? You will need at least a sprit level, tape measure, hammer, rubber mallet (so you dont mark the wood), electric screwdriver/drill, saw, stanley knife. What access do you need? We will need to know some details about access for delivery and/or building on the delivery sheet that we send out. Most problems can be solved but we do need to know about them in advance. If you are unsure about access please contact us or your local agent. Is credit available? At the present time we are not offering any credit facilities Does my cabin need treating? Your log cabin will need to be treated as soon as possible after construction with a good quality, spirit based wood preservative. The bearers and decking (where applicable) have already been treated so there is no need to re-do those unless you prefer to. Ensure you treat all the bare external wood, particularly at the joints. You can treat the inside too if you like. It is possible to use a transluscent preservative as a pre-treatment (inside and out) but we do not recommend using transluscent products on their own - only coloured wood preservatives prevent damage to the wood from the sun's UV rays. It is best to follow the manufacturers guidelines on quantity, application, number of coats, re-treatment etc. Can I build it myself? Any able bodied person with a general knowledge of DIY should be able to build their own log cabin. We can provide a general set of instructions and a numbered plan and of course we are always available on the phone for advice. You will need at least 2 people to build the cabin and you should make sure you are using tools, ladders etc safely. Guarantees? Wood is a natural product and will be subject to movement and weathering as it seasons. It is not uncommon for it to have knots and small splits (called shakes). This is nature at work and will not be considered a fault. We check the cabin over before delivery to make sure there are no missing or damaged parts. Your statutory rights are not affected. What might happen to the wood then? Wood is a natural product and will be subject to movement and weathering as it seasons. During the first few weeks after construction the logs will settle. This can cause the windows and doors to become out of shape and/or stiff to open, gaps may appear above the frames. All of these things can be sorted out with small adjustments. Through the seasons the wood will expand and contract due to moisture content, again this can cause the doors and windows to become a little stiff. It is not uncommon for wood to have knots and for small splits to occur (called shakes). You can seal the knots with a sealant if you prefer. This is all nature at work and should not be considered a fault. Do I need planning permission/building regulations? Under new regulations that came into effect on 1 October 2008 outbuildings, such as log cabins, are considered to be permitted development, not needing planning permission. However this is subject to certain limits and conditions. See the Governments Planning Portal website for further informationhttp://www.planningportal.gov.uk/england/public/buildingwork/projects/workcommonoutbuildings/ If the floor area is between 15m2 and 30m2, you will not normally be required to apply for building regulations approval providing that the building contains NO sleeping accomodation and is at least one metre from any boundary. If in any doubt about planning permission or building regulations please check with your local authority. If you do require the technical specifications of your chosen log cabin we will be happy to provide you with them What hardware is provided with the log cabin? All door and window handles, locks, catches and hinges are supplied as standard. The cabin walls do not require fixing together but you will need nails/screws to fix the roof, floor and trims and bolts for the weather bars. Some people prefer nails and some prefer screws so we leave it to you to buy whichever you would prefer. You will not require anything that you cannot buy from any good hardware store but please use galvanised products so they do not rust. Full Terms & Conditions Local Authority Approval - You may need to obtain Planning Permission or comply with Building Regulations. Your agent may be able to offer advice on such matters but it is ultimately your responsibility to check with your relevant local authority. Base Requirements - Your building will need to be sited on a flat, level, solid base - usually full concrete or concrete paving slabs are best. The base must be the correct size and take into account any veranda. When positioning your base please be aware of overhangs to front, rear and sides. Your agent may be able to give you advice or assistance with your base but it is ultimately your responsibility to ensure it is suitable. If a base that is not suitable for the building then the building may be taken away and re-booked into the delivery schedule so you have time to make good the base. There will be a charge for this. The final decision on the suitability of the base will be made by the construction team. If someone other than Astwood is constructing the cabin we will not accept any liability relating to subsequent problems that may arise with the building due to a poor base or construction technique. The Products - In an effort to continually improve and update our products specifications and/or colours may vary from the actual products, packaging or contents shown. Buildings - We reserve the right to make changes to the buildings or substitute like with like at any time without notice. It must be remembered that wood is a natural product and will be subject to movement and weathering as it seasons. It is not uncommon for it to have knots and for small splits to occur (called shakes). This is nature at work and will not be considered a fault. All measurements are approximate. You must treat your building within 7 days of delivery with a good quality wood stain to prevent deterioration. Roofing - the building is supplied with a bare wooden roof. It is your responsibility to ensure that you properly cover the roof with a suitable waterproofing material. If we supply you with a roof covering it must be fitted according to the relevant manufacturers guidelines. Payment - Full payment for the Products must be received from you, or your agent on your behalf, prior to delivery. We accept cash, cheque and credit/debit cards. Cancellations up to and including seven days before the delivery date will not attract any penalty charges. If you cancel the order after this time you will be liable for a cancellation charge to cover administrative and handling costs. You should inspect the goods on delivery and notify us of any defects as soon as possible and within seven days otherwise you will accept the goods. Risk will pass to you on delivery. Delivery - Once payment has been received from you, or your agent on your behalf, we will deliver your building according to our delivery schedule. Most of our deliveries take place on the promised day but we cannot accept any liability for delays caused by unforeseen circumstances. All dates and times given are estimates and time is not of the essence of the contract. It is your responsibility to ensure that our delivery team have access to the area the building is to be sited and that we are made aware of any difficulties with access as soon as possible before the delivery i.e. parking problems, long distances etc. You should ensure that any personal property is removed from the area (base site and access paths) or otherwise protected. If the delivery team cannot access the area the building may be taken away and redelivered. There will be a charge for this. You do not need to be at home when the delivery takes place as long as we have access and any information regarding where the building is to be put and window/door positions if relevant. If the building is not being constructed straight away you will need to make sure you have a suitable storage place ideally in a garage or under a tightly secured heavy duty tarpaulin. We cannot accept any liability for problems caused by incorrect storage after delivery. Guarantees - As far as we are able to do so we will give you the benefit of any guarantees made by the manufacturer as long as any conditions they stipulate are met. This does not affect your statutory rights. Law - Any claims brought against us, except for death or personal injury, will be limited to the value of the contract and we will not be liable by way of indemnity, breach of contract, tort or breach of statutory duty or any other manner, for consequential or indirect losses. This contract is subject to English Law.
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