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BillyOh Carmen Log Cabin Summerhouse 14 x 8 (4 x 2.5m) 28mm wall cladding £1585.80 with code @ Billyoh

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Posted 25 March 2023

BillyOh Carmen Log Cabin Summerhouse 14 x 8 (4 x 2.5m) 28mm wall cladding £1585.80 with code @ Billyoh

£1,585.80£1,76210% off

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Some comments on my deal for summerhouses mentioned the wood not being thick enough so here is a log cabin which should be better as I have selected the 28mm log thickness option and the pressure treatment.

Free delivery in 1 to 4 weeks.

Optional extras are available such as 1.2m x 1.2m - £133.00 (£119.70 with discount) or guttering £69 (£62.10 with discount). The floor can also be upgraded from 11mm thick wood to 19mm for £225 (£202.50 with discount).

Product details:
The Carmen Log Cabin Summerhouse is an ideal family room, entertainment room, or simply a place to unwind and relax. The Carmen is an affordable and quality summerhouse that comes with all the perks of a BillyOh Log Cabin, optional 19mm or 28mm wall cladding and strong Tongue and Groove construction.

DESIGN INSIGHTS

Modern Pent Design
Full length doors and windows for natural light
Modern Central Door and Front Windows
Strong Tongue and Groove Construction
19mm or 28mm wall logs thickness
Optional pressure treatment for longevity
11mm Tongue and Groove Floor and Roof
Complete with felt, fixtures and fittings

Overall Dimensions (Includes Roof Overhang)

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Edited by teaks, 25 March 2023

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p3Nn
25th Mar
Ordered a BillOh shed and returned it, worst quality shed possible, the panels were paper thin, came with mould/rot and the wrong parts shipped.

When I spoke to the Customer Service team they were helpful even after a partial build and offered a full refund however they did joke about the amount of returns and that they end up on people's bonfires.
deanos
25th Mar
Terrible reputation this company
teaks Author
25th Mar
Rated 3.6 on Trustpilot which isn't bad, yes there are some bad comments but in the main it is positive reviews.
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Samuel2303
26th Mar
Do we need a planning permission for this?
Suede
26th Mar
Depends on where you’re placing it.

You’ll need planning permission if this is in your front garden.
crazymacaque
27th Mar
Do you think the wall thickness adds anything to longevity or strength? Trying to decide between 19mm and 28mm. I don't care about warmth as will be using this mostly as a workshop and storage.
apple21
27th Mar
Yes, 28mm will be stronger and last longer, i would also stain with something like ducksback by Cuprinol so it lasts, a concreate base would help with both too.
ryan.cope
25th Mar
28mm and log cabin shouldn't ever be used in the same sentence...
JustaSingh
25th Mar
Guess summerhouse sounds better than big shed with windows
Godspeed
25th Mar
jinkssick
26th Mar
Very weird and not your norm but I really enjoyed the movie.
gg1pl
25th Mar
Marketing department of shed made of planks - Log cabin
gergob
26th Mar
In London this price comes back from 2 months of rent, if you rent it out!
PsychoSonny
25th Mar
28mm may as well just use cardboard
ichewgum
27th Mar
28 mm is more than enough for the intended purpose
rubicon7
25th Mar
Cold
Besford
26th Mar
Insulation?
JonoSaunders
26th Mar
Saving looks bigger than you have listed. Stated 51% off in listing. 28mm will be OK for summer. No experience with this company. I got a70mm from Tuin and I still call that a shed though.
mutatedllama
27th Mar
28mm will make it a sauna in summer
deelow23
26th Mar
It will be very flimsy. You get what you pay for.
deanos
26th Mar
I know you will spend a lot more but a 45mm would be a minimum imo, even then it will need floor and roof insulating , it's worth the extra investment we use ours loads ,summer and winter
annidukanovic
26th Mar
We bought a 10 x 6 log cabin off them around 5 years ago, worst mistake ever! The roof is about 8th of an inch thick board, the felt is tissue thin, it leaked badly after 12 months and they would not help.....supposed to be guaranteed 10 years. Think they meant 10 days! Worst quality and customer service ever....WOULD NOT TOUCH THIS COMPANY WITH A BARGE POLE!
Diggery.Doo
26th Mar
Steer clear of BillyOh and Project Timber.....two peas in a pod
jshodgson
26th Mar
I bought 19mm log cabin like this from this seller 9 years ago and mine has been used daily and is like new. I treated the timber myself and then stained it with Cuprinol Ducksback and it has been brilliant. I laid a concrete base for mine and wired it to the mains electric. Took 2 days to fully build it with minimal tools.
ichewgum
27th Mar
This is s good price and the thickness is more than adequate for what it is, now let's just hope the summer is a good one
mjr600
29th Mar
I've had a 28mm 2 room cabin up for 20yrs, on the side of a hillside facing the prevailing wind and rain. It's only gone downhill the last couple of years due to the volume of rainfall and water pooling around the base. Nothing wrong with 28mm as long as it receives a good treatment, some storm battens and can be raised from standing water.