Anyone know anything about very large Log Cabins?

[Katymac]

About 180 sqm or 1900 sq ft?

As in how much & where from

TIA

You spoilt with that last line, I was going to say, they are very large and made of logs.

if UK built will probably come in 4 sections of 12ft x 40ft bolted together.

You are mean (unless you still have the Apalacian family Yodelling group's phone number)

Aww come on chaps I need real help here

OK Ant eater - so I would need about 4 of them (why that size?)

Where do I get them from?

Most are built in Hull.
That size cos its the industry standard and as large as can be transported on wagon!

I thought they came in pieces

Based in Bournemouth !

Hull - the caravan (and associated trades ) capital of England.

Lovely - however I think I'll use JCB's and powertools

JackieNo - they are nice but not big enough

How about these (bottom left - Twyford commercial range)?

Various amenity buildings from Cosalt

DH works for Cosalt.

Can I be nosey and ask what you need them for, as intrigued!

I will contact Twyford and cosalt tomorrow

Neither has any prices - but thanks guys it gives me somwhere to start

I want a building level with the ground rather than a portacabin

Any more ideas?

I am trying to open a nursery (maybe) - but portacabins are so high of the ground it makes outdoor access really hard for under 3's

Why do the portacabins have to be so high, I have been in loads of temporary ones that are quite low. I take it the more permanant ones have to be set higher due to the construction.

What about long wide ramps from the doors you will probably need this for disabled access anyway.

It's just I'm gonna need about 4 at nearly £3k each

How the hell can a ramp cost 3k, get a local joiner to do them for you. In fact I will send my FIL , he is a joiner for the NHS.

It is apparently to do with insurance and british standards (ffs & I don't swear often)

What if it's a permanent concretey sort of ramp?