B2B Timber Building Gallery

Review photographs across four Eurodita timber-building families, then use the relevant range or project route to qualify the written specification and commercial scope.

Reference rule: These photographs show visual form and finish only. They do not confirm client identity, model, dimensions, wall profile, included scope, manufacture, delivery or installation.

Glulam homes · Bespoke · Garden cabins · Timber sheds

Photographs marked with an L were taken on delivered orders by the partners and buyers who assembled them. No customer, project name or location is given; painting, decking, bases and interior fit-out seen in them are site works on the buyer’s side.

Glulam homes

Use these photographs to compare form, massing, glazing and finish before preparing a qualified glulam brief. Profile, engineering inputs, documentation and destination-market requirements are confirmed for the individual project.

Review glulam supply

**GL-01** · Dark-stained timber home with a gabled roof and glazed frontage.

**GL-02** · Single-storey timber home with a hipped roof and wide glazed openings.

**GL-03** · Light-finished timber building with a covered veranda.

**GL-04** · Grey timber home with a gabled entrance and roof lights.

**GL-05** · Brown timber home with a broad glazed gable and terrace.

**GL-06** · Natural-finished timber home with a long covered terrace.

**GL-07** · Green timber home with an extended veranda and red roof.

**GL-08** · Red timber home with a steep roof and upper balcony.

Large single-storey timber building with a full-length veranda during site works — **GL-L01** · Larger single-storey timber building with a full-length veranda, photographed during site works.

Front of a large timber building with glazed doors along a veranda — **GL-L02** · Glazed doors along the veranda of a larger timber building.

Corner view of a large timber building with a veranda and glazed doors — **GL-L03** · Corner view of a larger timber building with a veranda.

**GL-L04** · Long stained timber building with a row of windows during site works.

Bespoke timber buildings

This single photographic reference shows a non-standard visual direction. It does not promise that the pictured layout or detail can be reproduced without drawings, technical review and a confirmed quotation.

Review the bespoke route · Review technical project references

**BS-01** · Timber building with full-height glazing and a low-pitched roof.

L-shaped log cabin with bifold doors and a pergola on a patio — **BS-L01** · L-shaped bespoke layout with bifold doors and a pergola.

Internal partition walls of a timber building kit during assembly — **BS-L02** · Internal partition walls of a bespoke kit during assembly.

Log cabin with an attached open carport on a block-paved drive — **BS-L03** · Cabin with an attached open carport, a bespoke combination.

Garden log cabins

Use this collection to identify a preferred catalogue direction. Model, dimensions, wall profile, openings, options and order quantity remain subject to the selected range and written quotation.

Review garden cabins

**GC-01** · Light timber garden cabin with double doors and side windows.

**GC-02** · Painted garden cabin with a shallow roof and glazed double doors.

**GC-03** · Natural timber garden cabin with wide glazed double doors.

**GC-04** · Light-finished garden cabin with a small front deck.

**GC-05** · Long garden cabin with multiple glazed openings.

**GC-06** · Garden cabin with three tall glazed door panels.

**GC-07** · Compact garden cabin with a shallow roof and double doors.

**GC-08** · Garden cabin with a shallow roof and multi-panel frontage.

**GC-09** · Compact garden cabin with an apex roof and glazed double doors.

**GC-10** · Garden cabin with an apex roof and broad glazed frontage.

**GC-11** · Compact apex-roof cabin with double doors and side glazing.

**GC-12** · Garden cabin with a shallow roof, double doors and two side windows.

**GC-13** · Natural timber cabin with double doors and narrow side glazing.

**GC-14** · Painted garden cabin with a hipped roof and central double doors.

**GC-15** · Timber-lined garden room interior with dark-framed glazing.

**GC-L01** · Large pent-roof garden office with full-height glazing across the front

**GC-L02** · Pent-roof garden office with a fully glazed front, natural timber

**GC-L03** · Wide pent-roof garden office with glazed doors and windows

**GC-L04** · Pent-roof garden office, stained timber with dark window frames

**GC-L05** · Stained apex log cabin with dark aluminium-look joinery

**GC-L06** · Grey-painted apex garden cabin with glazed French doors

**GC-L07** · Cream-painted wide apex garden cabin with double doors

Three Eurodita garden log cabins from one partner order assembled side by side on a prepared site — **GC-L08** · Three garden log cabins from one partner order, assembled side by side.

**GC-L09** · Cream-painted Eurodita garden log cabin with a canopy beside a pool

**GC-L10** · Natural timber garden log cabin with large glazed doors on a paved terrace

**GC-L11** · Stained apex log cabin with a picket fence and a glazed door

**GC-L12** · Painted garden log cabin lit from inside at night, doors open to the garden

19 mm sheds

This collection is a visual reference for compact timber shed and storage-building forms. Included components, treatment, installation and destination requirements are confirmed per model and order.

Review timber sheds

**SH-01** · Compact timber shed viewed from the side and entrance.

**SH-02** · Timber shed with a shallow roof, side window and glazed door.

**SH-03** · Small apex-roof timber shed with a glazed door and side window.

**SH-04** · Timber shed with an extended side window and glazed double doors.

**SH-05** · Timber shed with a shallow roof and broad glazed frontage.

**SH-06** · Timber shed with double doors and two angled side windows.

**SH-07** · Timber shed with double doors, side window and green roof.

**SH-08** · Timber shed with double doors and a side window in a garden setting.

**SH-09** · Timber shed with glazed double doors and two front windows.

**SH-10** · Small apex-roof timber shed with a glazed door and front window.

**SH-L01** · Small pent-roof garden cabin on a lawn

**SH-L02** · Small apex garden cabin with a side window under trees

**SH-L03** · Small apex garden cabin with a glazed door on a lawn

Timber garage kit with double doors and a side window — **SH-L04** · Timber garage kit with double doors, the larger storage form.

From image reference to qualified route

Catalogue range

Use the image reference code when preparing your enquiry. Dealer Resources explains the required brief, Private-Label Manufacturing explains supply controls, and Contact is the route for company, specification and destination-market review.

Private-label supply

Confirm dealer branding, labels, packing and customer-facing documentation per order.

Bespoke or glulam brief

Provide drawings, intended use, destination and technical scope for qualification.

Gallery and project questions

Are these named customer case studies?

No. The images are visual portfolio references grouped by product family. They are not attributed customer case studies and do not establish a client identity, destination, commercial scope, exact specification or measured performance. Use them to identify a relevant design direction before requesting an order-specific review.

Do gallery images confirm the specification available for an order?

No. An image does not confirm dimensions, wall profile, glazing, finish, structural scope, documentation, price or production timing. Those details are confirmed only through the selected product or project route and the written quotation, drawings and order documents for the reviewed enquiry.

Can a dealer request a similar catalogue model?

A dealer can reference a gallery image when describing the preferred form or visual direction. Eurodita then identifies whether a catalogue route, a supported adjustment or a qualified bespoke or glulam route is appropriate. Similar appearance does not mean an identical specification is available.

How should a bespoke or glulam enquiry be prepared?

Send the company and destination market, intended use, approximate dimensions, drawings or sketch, expected quantity, target scope and any glazing, finish, documentation or logistics requirements. Eurodita reviews the brief and identifies missing inputs before confirming whether a project quotation can proceed.

Where can buyers review the commercial route?

Use the Dealer Resources page to prepare the enquiry, the Private-Label Manufacturing page for branding and documentation controls, or the relevant product-family page for range context. The Contact page is the correct route for a qualified company, specification and destination-market review.

Have a useful visual reference?

Send the image reference with your company, destination, intended use, approximate dimensions, quantity and available drawings. Eurodita will identify the appropriate next route.