Newbury Pent Cabin

Name: 1st Choice Leisure Buildings-Guildford
Rating: 4.7 (149 reviews)

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How About Adding Some Colour To Your Cabin? See A Few Example Painted Log Cabins Below.

Limestone Blue White Paint

Trentan Limestone Blue Log Cabin - 1st Choice Leisure Buildings

Cloverleaf Green Paint

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French Grey - Volcanic Ash

Marina Blue White Paint

Trentan Marina Blue & White Log Cabin - 1st Choice Leisure Buildings

Please note that all colour shown are indicative only and will vary depending upon the light on the day the photo was taken. Additionally all screens will display the image differently. If exact colour is essential then please order a sample pot.

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Buying A Cabin? How To Choose The Right One For You?

Trentan Newbury Cabin

When buying a cabin for the garden, it seems very straightforward to – click on the ‘web’, find the building in the size you want and then search for the best price. ‘Piece of Cake YES?

Well, not really, as there are so many different buildings available from the ‘cheap and possibly nasty’ right up to ones which would feel at home in a posh country home. To ensure you make the right decision, you need to do your homework to make the right choice and buy the right one for YOUR needs.

Always, where ever possible try to see your proposed new building before buying. This way you can ensure the quality of the building will meet your expectation. There’s no substitute for viewing these buildings ‘in the flesh’ so you can see the attention to detail given.

Don’t Buy On Price Alone

When choosing a new cabin for your garden you need to check out thoroughly the specifications of it. Examine the very high specifications below to ensure any prospective purchase meets the very high standards of the Trentan range of buildings. These buildings are exceptional value for money but no corners are cut in production. These Trentan units are NEVER made down to a price so be very wary of other products.

Examine The Quality

To be sure of the quality it’s great advice to view beforehand. You can then be the judge and decide whether the price is worth paying. Can that building you are looking at on the ‘web’ be viewed beforehand? And if not – WHY not?

All Year Round Use

All our Trentan buildings have double glazed windows as standard. Besides being warmer they add a higher level of security. And if you would like to benefit from all year round use – i.e. warm in the winter and cooler in the summer – we have options to help in this respect. Please chat with our friendly advisors who can explain your options.

Types and Styles of Cabins and Choosing the Right One

When buying a log cabin you must buy one which will suit you and your garden so rather than compromising we offer a very large range of styles which should suit all situations. Examine our range and see which ones will meet your precise needs.

Assembly Service

Besides the great quality of these buildings, we can arrange a fitting service for you. And besides that, we can also arrange to build a base, have your building painted and even add electrics. These services add up to their overall value of them. And it’s always worth checking out customer’s feedback to see what they say.

Floor Plan

Size 4.3m x 3.2m

The Newbury is a new Cabin in the Trentan range. Please contact us directly with any queries.

Specifications

Size:	4.1m x 3.0m in size. Note this is the external size of the body of the cabin. The lugs extend 100mm on each corner making the overall size (as most other companies quote) 200m larger. We mention this so you know you are comparing ‘eggs with eggs’. Approximate clear internal size will be approx 4.1m x 2.9m Please check with us if internal size is crucial. Pent Cabins or single slope Style.
Cladding:	Standard logs are 44mm and interlock into each other. The log profile has designed wind-tight connections to ensure a superior resistance against wind. Untreated. Kiln dried timber from sustainable sources.
Roofs:	18mm thick T&G boards used on the roof sections supported by strong roof beams. Roof beams meet EN 388 stringent standards. Untreated. Basic Roof felt included as standard with option for EPDM felting system. 100mm (approx 4in) overhang all round.
Floors:	18mm thick T&G untreated boards used on these garden Cabin floors. No chipboard, OSB or other cheap sheet materials used on the floor, unlike some other suppliers. Strong floor joists which are normally spaced no more than 650mm apart. All floor joists are pressure treated for long life as standard.
Doors:	Joinery quality double glazed toughened glass double doors 151cm wide x 183cm high – approx sizes. . Easy adjust hinges complete with gasket seals, fitted silver finish door handles, cylinder lock and two unique keys. Low doors sills giving you easier access into your garden cabin. Supplied untreated. Beware of doors with single glazing or excessively high door sills.
Windows:	Contemporary style joinery quality window 90cm x 168cm toughened double glazed glass. Supplied untreated as standard. Double glazed as standard NOT single glazed.
Lower Walls:	Height: 222cm – on all this Newbury log building.
Higher Walls:	Height. 245.7cm – on this wooden cabins Importantly below 2.5m meaning these buildings can be built next to your boundary, subject to any other planning restrictions you may have)
Storm Protection	Provided as standard are either ‘Wood Storm Protectors’ or threaded rods. This helps to ensure that the wall planks on your Cabin will remain tight together depending on the weather.
Fixings:	All required fixings (screws, nails etc) are included.
Treatment:	All buildings are supplied untreated.
Fitting:	Our UK cabins are supplied in kit form for self assembly. Option for assembly through a third party if required. If being built you would require a concrete base or solid and level paving slab base. Optionally, we have an option for building a base as well as other services for you. These cabins are assembled by interlocking the panels for ease of taking it down again if you decide to move.
Delivery:	All buildings are delivered and HIABed off the lorry for you free of charge throughout central & Southern England. Deliveries to Scotland would cost £150 extra. Deliveries to Cornwall & Devon, South & West Wales and Northern England would cost an extra £100.
Insulation	The cabins are supplied with chunky timber walls (good U-values) and double glazing as standard and you can ensure that they are comfortable year-round with the addition of our insulated floor and roof upgrade. We use 50mm PIR Celotex / Kingspan in the roof and cover this with a structural grade 18mm OSB roof deck atop-thin before fitting your specified roofing material. We will use 25mm PIR Celotex / Kingspan in the floor. The fitment of insulation will not affect the internal headroom in any way and prices shown will include for fitting when our teams install your cabin.
Optional Extras.	Extra doors and windows, assembly of garden cabins, timber bases – Please Ask

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Green Areas - FREE Delivery

Yellow Areas - £100

Blue Areas - £150

Red Areas - Sorry Unable to Deliver

Current Delivery Times:- This is variable depending on model but this is currently in the 3-5 week window unless we have stock of the particular cabin in question on the ground here in the UK. If you are looking for an early delivery please call on (0800) 999 6995 and we will check the current stock and advise. We will always do our best to meet your needs. Don’t be misled by other companies quoting 10 days delivery, 15 days delivery, 20 days delivery etc. When days are mentioned in deliveries they usually relate to ‘working days’. This means 10 days = two weeks, 15 days = three weeks and 20 days – four weeks not quite the same as you might have expected.

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