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This Forest Garden Mendip Log Cabin is the largest contemporary style cabin in the range. Manufactured from 44 mm smooth-planed interlocking tongue and groove logs with chalet cut corners, the Mendip log cabin features not only large a double glazed window and double doors, but also, extra large double glazed windows at the front that feature a tilt and turn opening mechanism to flood the interior with fresh air and light. This cabin is ideal for use as an extension as the interlocking construction leads to superior strength and stability.

The floor is constructed from 28 mm tongue and groove boards, while the roof is constructed from 19 mm tongue and groove boards covered in green mineral felt. Felt is wear resistant, cuts with a clean edge and acts as a thermal and sound insulator. Felt can also be exposed to the elements and maintain it's physical properties as it wears. Pressure treated floor joists support the cabin to prevent base damp and rotting. Adjustable hinges allow you to adjust your door vertically and horizontally, ideal for timber products that have a tendency to have doors that bind due to settling or swelling. The Mendip is supplied unpainted and untreated, giving you the choice of colour and type of treatment for the building. The smooth planed finish of this cabin gives a truly premium look. A mortise locking system is provided for security.

Features:

• 3 x double glazed opening windows
• Double glazed double doors 
• Cabin material: 44 mm Forest Stewardship Council (FSC) certified Nordic Spruce interlocking machined logs
• Roof material: 19 mm tongue and groove nordic spruce wooden boards covered in green mineral felt
• Floor material: 28 mm tongue and groove nordic spruce wooden boards
• Eaves height (lowest point): 203 cm
• Eaves height (highest point): 242 cm

All our log cabins are supplied untreated and therefore the correct treatment application of your cabin is required as soon as possible, ideally within 7 days of the cabin being built. Please refer to the Aftercare Guide for further information.

Once you have treated your cabin, all glazing units will require sealing which can only be completed post treatment as the sealant can repel the protective treatment when applied retrospectively. Sealing is a simple process outlined in the instructions.