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Power 12x14 Chalet Workshop Log Cabin

The Power 12x14 Chalet Workshop Log Cabin is the ideal solution for those who want a spacious, stylish and practical garden room. The high-quality materials and construction make this Large Workshop a durable and long-lasting investment for your home. Whether you are looking for a place to relax, exercise or work, a Chalet Workshop Log Cabin from this range will be the perfect solution.

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Additional Wooden Window
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Additional Window information

Additional Wooden Window - £0
Additional Wooden Window

Add an additional Window to the other side of your Workshop to let more light in


Add Thorndown Wood Paint?

£12 off
Wood Preserver Clear + £55
£8 off
Stain Blocking Primer Clear + £47
£8 off
Stain Blocking Primer White + £47
£8 off
Stain Blocking Primer Grey + £47
£8 off
Stain Blocking Primer Black + £47
£10 off
Swan White + £49
£10 off
Grey Heron + £49
£10 off
Blackdown + £49
£10 off
Adonis Blue + £49
£10 off
Skylark Blue + £49
£10 off
Sedge Green + £49
£10 off
Marshland Green + £49
£10 off
Bath Cream + £49
£10 off
Foxwhelp Red + £49
£10 off
Rock Rose + £49
£10 off
Bilberry Blue + £49

Thorndown Wood Paint information

Beautify and sustainably protect your outdoor space with Thorndown Wood Preservers. Click for Thorndown's full range of colours. All Paints come in a 2.5L Tin. Covers up to 12m² per litre per coat on planed/smooth timber

Wood Preserver Clear - £55.00
Wood Preserver Clear


Stain Blocking Primer Clear - £47.00
Stain Blocking Primer Clear

Stain Blocking Primer White - £47.00
Stain Blocking Primer White

Stain Blocking Primer Grey - £47.00
Stain Blocking Primer Grey

Stain Blocking Primer Black - £47.00
Stain Blocking Primer Black

Swan White - £49.00
Swan White

Grey Heron - £49.00
 Grey Heron

Blackdown - £49.00
Blackdown

Adonis Blue - £49.00
Adonis Blue

Skylark Blue - £49.00
Skylark Blue

Sedge Green - £49.00
Sedge Green

Marshland Green - £49.00
Marshland Green

Bath Cream - £49.00
Bath Cream

Foxwhelp Red - £49.00
Foxwhelp Red

Rock Rose - £49.00
Rock Rose

Bilberry Blue - £49.00
Bilberry Blue

The Power 12x14 Chalet Workshop Log Cabin is the ideal solution for those who want a spacious, stylish and practical garden room. The high-quality materials and construction make this Large Workshop a durable and long-lasting investment for your home. Whether you are looking for a place to relax, exercise or work, a Chalet Workshop Log Cabin from this range will be the perfect solution.

The Power 12x14 Chalet 28mm Log Workshop is a beautifully crafted garden building that is made in Britain from high-quality, sustainable Scandinavian timber used for its strength and durability. The 28mm interlocking logs are precision machined for easy assembly and a tight fit and 19mm Thick Roof and Floor Boards are used for stability. This attention to detail carries through from the maintenance-free EPDM Firestone Roof Covering to the Joiner Made Doors and Double Glazed Windows all backed up by a 10-year Warranty.

Secure Door

With the multitude of uses you can use this Workshop Log Cabin for, security is of the highest priority that's why you'll find a 3 Lever Lock on the Heavy Duty Joiner Made Doors. The Toughened Glass used in the Windows also adds to the extra security of the Workshop.

Scandinavian Timber

The walls of the log cabin are made from high grade Scandinavian Timber, which is sourced responsibly. This ensures that the cabin is built to last, with tongue & groove boards making up the floor and roof. Tanalised timber bearers are also provided to protect the floor and keep the cabin raised off the ground. This makes the log cabin a great choice for anyone looking for a robust and durable option.

Sustainable - We give back

We only use FSC certified timber from suppliers who are themselves FSC certified. This means that the wood has been responsibly sourced and the forests have been carefully selected. We also support our local community through numerous charity and community initiatives. Not only do we feel we have a responsibility to look after the planet, but we also want to give back to the community that supports us.

  • 4190mm (13ft 9") Wide Log Cabin - Compact Modern design.
  • 2485mm (8ft 2") Ridge Height - No Planning Consent Needed.
  • 28mm Thick Interlocking Logs - Slow Grown Scandenavian Softwood.
  • 19mm Thick Floor and Roof Construction - Excellent Weight Bearing.
  • 58x28mm Pressure Treated Bearers - Solid Foundation.
  • 145mm Thick Roof Purlins - Excellent Weight Bearing.
  • Joiner Made 3 Lever Locking Doors - Easy yet Secure Access.
  • 1 x Double Glazed Window - Joiner made.
  • Toughened Double Glazing Throughout - For Insulation and Security.
  • EPDM FIrestone RubberCover Roof Covering - 50 Year Life Span.
  • UPVC Gutter Drip Plate - Direct Water away from your Cabin.
  • 10 Year Warranty - Manufacturers warranty.

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Please note for Log Cabin delivery:

Delivery is on an 26t HIAB vehicle, using a crane which is positioned on the vehicle, behind the cab. If there are any access restrictions for a vehicle of this size, please inform us as soon as possible. Delivery is classed as Kerbside only depending on access. If Power are unable to deliver a log cabin due to access issues not advised or if the customer is not in when they attempt to deliver, re-delivery charges may apply

Greenhouse Size Diagram

Power Chalet Workshop Dimensions

A: Product external log width

4190mm (13′ 8″)

B: Product external log depth

3590mm (11′ 9″)

C: Eaves height

Internal - 2109mm (7′ 2″)
External - 2208mm (0′)

D: Ridge height

Internal - 2386mm (8′ 1″)
External - 2485mm (0′)
Under 2.5m to avoid Planning Permission

E & F: Door Size

1475mm (4′ 10″) x 1875mm (6′ 1″) (aperture)

Minimum base dimensions:

4000mm (13′ 1″) x 3400mm (11′ 1″)

Power Chalet Workshop technical details

Log Cabin Height

Under 2.5m to avoid Planning Permission

Timber

High grade, slow grown Scandinavian softwood

Product external depth (inc roof overhang)

4390mm (14′ 4″)

Product external width (inc roof overhang)

4266mm (13′ 11″)

Base depth

3400mm (11′ 1″)

Base width

4000mm (13′ 1″)

Internal depth

3944mm (12′ 11″)

Internal width

3344mm (10′ 11″)

Window Size

584mm (1′ 10″) x 1364mm (4′ 5″) (aperture)

Log Thickness

28mm (0′ 1″) interlocking logs with double tongue and groove

Roof & Floor

High grade, tongue and groove Scandinavian softwood

Roof & Floor Thickness

19mm (0′)

Door

Joiner Made Doors with 3 Point Lock

Window

Joiner Made opening windows with toughened double glazing

Innovative Self-Assembly

Interlocking logs with an innovative notching system

Frequently Asked Questions

  • What is a garden room?

    A garden room is a versatile outdoor structure that provides additional living space separate from your main house. It's perfect for home offices, gyms, art studios, or relaxation areas, offering a multi-functional solution to extend your living space without a full home extension.

  • Do I need planning permission for a garden room?

    In most cases, garden rooms fall under permitted development rights and don't require planning permission. However, structures over 2.5m high or placed within 2m of property boundaries may need approval. Always check with your local council for specific regulations.

  • How long do garden rooms last?

    With proper maintenance and quality materials, a garden room can last 25 years or more. Regular treatment, good ventilation, and protection from the elements significantly extend its lifespan.

  • Are garden rooms suitable for year-round use?

    Yes, modern garden rooms are designed for all-season use. With proper insulation, double-glazed windows, and heating options, they can be comfortable spaces throughout the year.

  • What's the best base for a garden room?

    A solid, level base is crucial. Concrete slabs or a poured concrete foundation are popular choices for their durability and stability. Ensure the base is slightly elevated to prevent water ingress and promote air circulation.

  • Can I add electricity to my garden room?

    Absolutely! Many people add electricity for lighting, heating, and to power devices. However, this should be done by a qualified electrician to ensure safety and compliance with regulations.

  • How do I maintain my garden room?

    Regular maintenance includes treating the wood every 3-5 years, checking for any gaps or damage, keeping gutters clear, and ensuring good ventilation. Remove nearby vegetation and debris to prevent moisture buildup.

  • Will a garden room add value to my property?

    Yes, a well-designed and constructed garden room can significantly increase your property's value. It adds usable space and appeals to potential buyers looking for home office or additional living areas.

  • Can I use my garden room as accommodation?

    While garden rooms are not typically designed for permanent living, they can be used as occasional guest accommodation. For permanent residence, you'll need to comply with full building regulations and possibly seek planning permission.

  • What's the difference between a garden room and a conservatory?

    Garden rooms are separate structures in your garden, offering more privacy and versatility. Conservatories are typically attached to the house and have more glazing, acting as a bridge between indoor and outdoor spaces.

  • How long does it take to build a garden room?

    Construction time varies depending on size and complexity, but most garden rooms can be built in 1-2 weeks. This includes preparation, assembly, and finishing touches.

  • Can I customize my garden room?

    Absolutely! Garden rooms are highly customizable. You can choose the size, style, roof type, window and door configurations, and interior finishes to suit your specific needs and aesthetic preferences.

  • Are garden rooms energy efficient?

    Modern garden rooms can be very energy efficient. With proper insulation, double-glazed windows, and energy-efficient heating options, they can maintain comfortable temperatures without excessive energy use.

  • What types of roofs are available for garden rooms?

    Common roof types include apex (pitched), pent (sloped), and flat roofs. Each offers different aesthetic and practical benefits, so choose based on your preferences and local climate conditions.

  • How do I prevent damp in my garden room?

    Proper ventilation is key. Ensure the room is built on a suitable base, use pressure-treated timber, and maintain good air circulation. Regular inspections and prompt repairs of any leaks or gaps will also help prevent damp issues.