Timber Homes for Private Clients: Direct Supply from Eurodita

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Larger homes for private clients: direct supply from the Eurodita factory

Eurodita manufactures timber buildings in Lithuania, since 1994, for dealers, distributors and developers. Larger homes are also supplied directly to private clients: a glulam home or a residential log cabin is quoted in writing, manufactured as a kit and released from the factory to the transport you or Eurodita arrange. Small garden buildings are supplied through dealers, not directly.

This page explains which buildings are homes, what direct supply includes and excludes, what your builder has to supply, which documents you receive, and where the same information is written in your own language.

Eurodita glulam home with a glazed veranda, supplied as a kit

At a glance

Who: private clients ordering a larger home; garden buildings go through dealers.
What: glulam homes and residential log cabins, one to four bedrooms, single or two storeys.
How it is supplied: as a factory-made kit with assembly drawings; Eurodita does not install.
Quotation: written, in EUR, excluding VAT and delivery; no public price list.
Delivery basis: EXW Eurodita factory by default; DAP agreed per order; DDP case by case.
Payment: 50% with the order, 50% before dispatch from the factory.
Your side: foundations, insulation, services, approvals, assembly and unloading, with your local builder.
Languages: a market page and an enquiry form in each of 24 languages, listed below.

Which Eurodita buildings are homes

Two families are built as homes. Glulam homes use laminated wall profiles of 70, 88, 135, 180 or 220 mm and cover single-storey and two-storey layouts, including contemporary glulam homes with large glazing. Residential log cabins use solid profiles of 44, 58 or 70 mm, or a twin-skin wall with an insulation cavity, in one to four bedroom layouts. Every wall profile can be specified on every model; the profile is confirmed in the quotation.

Garden offices, sheds, garages and other small buildings are the dealers’ range: Eurodita supplies them to trade partners, who sell and install them locally. If you are looking for a small building, the market pages name the route for your country.

What direct supply means

Eurodita manufactures the kit: wall logs or glulam elements, floor and roof structures, its own timber windows and doors (aluminium sliding doors come from a specialist supplier), machined in Lithuania and packed flat with the assembly drawings for your order. Each order is quoted in writing in EUR, excluding VAT and delivery. Standard terms are EXW Eurodita factory: the kit is released at the factory to the carrier you appoint. DAP delivery to your site is agreed per order, DDP case by case. Unloading at the site is your responsibility. Payment is 50% with the order and 50% before dispatch.

Eurodita publishes no prices, lead times or delivery durations; the quotation states the specification, the quantity, the price basis, the payment terms and its own validity date, and the order confirmation states the agreed dispatch terms.

What your builder supplies

A Eurodita home is a structure prepared for local completion. The following stay with you and your local builder, designer or engineer: foundations and the base; insulation material for a twin-skin or glulam wall build-up; electrical, plumbing and heating; structural calculations where the local authority requires them; planning and building approvals; assembly on site; transport unloading; and any local certification of the finished building. Eurodita supplies the drawings and technical information your team needs for each of these.

Documents you receive

With the quotation: drawings, 3D visuals and the technical specification of the building. With the order: assembly drawings and the assembly guide, the technical data sheet for the model, and on dispatch the commercial invoice, packing list, CMR consignment note and export declaration. Eurodita holds no own FSC or PEFC chain-of-custody certificate and no ISO 9001 certificate, and makes no blanket CE or UKCA claim; the documentation for a specific order is confirmed at quotation.

Wall profiles and insulation

Solid timber walls: 19×100, 28×100, 34×100, 44×130, 58×130 and 70×130 mm. Glulam walls: 70×130, 88×260, 135×260, 180×260 and 220×260 mm. Twin-skin walls: 44-50-44, 44-100-44, 58-50-58 and 58-100-58 mm, with the cavity prepared for insulation that is bought locally. Eurodita publishes preliminary U-values for the timber wall element alone (28 mm 3.82 to 220 mm 0.49 W/m²K); the U-value of a finished wall or building is calculated per project by your designer. Details: wall profiles and twin-skin build-ups.

Local approvals

Whether your home needs a permit, a notification or another procedure is decided by the rules of your country and municipality; your local designer confirms it before the order, and Eurodita gives no guarantee of approval. The market page for your country names the relevant rules in your language.

Market pages in your language

The same terms are written for each market, in its language, with the enquiry form in that language. All markets are served on the same footing.

English pages by market: United Kingdom, Ireland, United States, Australia. All markets and languages: markets hub.

Frequently asked questions

Can a private client buy a home directly from Eurodita?

Yes, for larger homes: glulam homes and residential log cabins are quoted and supplied directly to private clients as factory-made kits. Small garden buildings are supplied through dealers.

Which Eurodita models are homes?

Glulam homes (70 to 220 mm laminated walls, single or two storeys, including contemporary layouts) and residential log cabins (solid 44 to 70 mm or twin-skin walls, one to four bedrooms). Every wall profile can be specified on every model and is confirmed in the quotation.

Does Eurodita install the home?

No. Eurodita manufactures and packs the kit with assembly drawings. Foundations, assembly, insulation, services, approvals and unloading stay with you and your local builder.

How is a home delivered?

EXW Eurodita factory by default: the kit is released at the factory to your carrier. DAP delivery to the site is agreed per order and DDP case by case. Eurodita publishes no delivery durations; the terms are written in the order confirmation.

Is the information available in my language?

Yes. Each of the 24 market pages listed on this page carries the same terms in its language, and the enquiry form on that page is in that language. All markets are served on the same footing.

What does a written quotation contain?

The specification of the building, the quantity, the price basis in EUR excluding VAT and delivery, the payment terms (50% with the order, 50% before dispatch), the delivery basis and the validity date of the offer, together with drawings and 3D visuals.

How to prepare an enquiry

Send the country and the site, the model or a sketch with the room layout you want, the number of bedrooms and storeys, the wall profile if you already know it, drawings or a specification if you have them, and the timing you are working towards. Your enquiry is reviewed by Gabrielė Žukauskaitė, Sales manager, and answered with the route and, where the brief is complete enough, a written quotation with drawings and 3D visuals.

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