Workshops and storage buildings in a dealer range
A timber workshop or storage building is bought for a purpose: tools, machinery, stock, a boat or a hobby that has outgrown the house. The customer wants dry, enclosed space with a door that fits the use. For a dealer it is a plain product with few specification decisions, and one that sells alongside garages, sheds and garden cabins.
This guide sets out the Eurodita workshop and shed ranges, the specification lines that matter, what the kit contains, and the trade terms. Eurodita has manufactured timber buildings in Lithuania since 1994 and confirms the supply route for these buildings project by project. The workshop range is on workshop log cabins.
The catalogue workshop and shed ranges
Two catalogue families cover most storage briefs. Footprints are external, measured to the outside of the wall structure.
| Family | Catalogue models, external footprint | Roof forms | Featured wall profile |
|---|---|---|---|
| Workshop log cabins | 2 x 2 m, 3 x 3 m and 4 x 4 m | Apex, chalet and pent | 28x100 mm |
| Garden sheds | From 2.5 x 2 m to 4 x 3 m; some models with a 0.8 m terrace stated separately | As recorded per model | 19x100 mm |
| Larger storage | Double log garages at 6 x 6 m; garage with carport at 6.61 x 5.36 m; bespoke from the buyer's drawing | Apex and pent | 44x130 mm |
The nine workshop models are the same three footprints in three roof forms. Eaves heights are recorded at 220 cm for apex and pent roofs and 205 cm for the chalet roof. Ridge heights are 240 cm and 245 cm respectively. The full list with heights for every model is on base size by model.
Wall profile on a storage building
Eurodita machines six solid wall profiles: 19x100, 28x100, 34x100, 44x130, 58x130 and 70x130 mm. Every profile can be specified on every model. The profile in a listing is the featured one. A 4 x 4 m workshop can be quoted in 44x130 mm where the customer wants a heavier wall.
Three rules from the wall profile reference apply. A 35 mm wall does not exist; the profile is 34x100 mm. The figures 45, 68 and 92 are joinery systems, not wall thicknesses. And a wall thickness on its own establishes no thermal, fire, structural or certification performance. A workshop that will be heated and used throughout the year is a different brief. The four twin-skin build-ups exist for that case, with insulation bought locally.
The commercial shape follows the profile. The 19 mm and 28 to 44 mm ranges are volume-driven, so workshops and sheds are discussed as part of ongoing supply. Custom 19 mm is a mass-production route only; for one-off bespoke work the solid range starts at 28 mm.
What a workshop kit contains
The building leaves the Eurodita factory in Lithuania as a flat-packed kit. Wall logs are cut on Hundegger CNC lines from kiln-dried Nordic spruce and pine, with joints, corners and openings machined in. The crew on site lays courses rather than cutting timber.
- Walls: machined wall logs in the profile on the order, untreated by default, with interlocking tongue and groove joints and interlocking corners.
- Floor: impregnated floor bearers as standard and 28 mm floorboards as the standard board.
- Roof: roof structure and roof boards as drawn; roof boards are recorded as 19 mm tongue and groove on most catalogue models.
- Joinery: Eurodita timber windows and doors in the IV45, IV68 or triple-glazed IV92 system. Single glazing is recorded on some small garden buildings.
- Storm brace and anchor set: recorded as included on every catalogue data sheet.
Not in the kit unless ordered: roof covering, foundations, paint or stain, electrical work, interior fit-out, installation and unloading equipment. Factory painting is an option with limited capacity and never the standard finish. The full description is on what is in a Eurodita kit.
Specification lines a dealer should settle early
A storage brief has fewer variables than a habitable one, but the ones it has decide whether the customer is satisfied. Settle them before the enquiry goes to the factory.
- Door width and type. A ride-on mower, a motorcycle or a workbench sets the opening. Doors go on the joinery line, with the system and size stated.
- Floor or no floor. The standard floor is bearers and 28 mm boards. Open structures are recorded without floorboards; say which the customer wants.
- Roof form and covering. Apex, chalet or pent on the workshop models. State whether a covering is in the order or sourced locally.
- Windows. Number, position and glazing, on the joinery line.
- Base. Outside the factory scope; the bearers need a level, load-bearing surface of at least the external footprint, built from the order drawings.
Made-to-measure is a catalogue model with changed dimensions, and it has its own footprint. A larger storage building starts as a bespoke brief from a sketch or drawing. Where a project requires structural calculations, they are carried out by external specialist partners; a profile dimension on its own establishes no structural performance.
Trade terms for workshops and sheds
There is no price list. Every order is quoted in writing, in EUR, excluding VAT and delivery. The default delivery basis is EXW Eurodita factory; DAP is agreed per order and DDP case by case. Payment is on a 50/50 structure: half with the order and half before dispatch from the factory. Freight is quoted separately through third-party forwarders, and unloading is the buyer's responsibility.
No dealer margin or resale price is published; the dealer sets its own retail position. There are no standing discounts and no quantity price scale. A single pilot unit is accepted practice where it makes commercial sense, and there is no fixed minimum order across the range. Eurodita holds no stock in any market and does not dropship; display units are ordered like any other unit.
Where agreed for the order, quotations, drawings, assembly guides, delivery notes and packaging labels can carry the dealer's own name and logo. The arrangement is set out on the dealer programme page. Timing for a specific order is stated in its quotation and confirmed at order confirmation.
Approval and site work
Whether a workshop needs a permit or a notification depends on the rules of the country and the municipality. The route stays with the dealer, the customer or the local designer, and Eurodita gives no guarantee of approval. Installation, foundations and utilities are outside the Eurodita scope. The eaves and ridge heights on the data sheet, and the external footprint, are the figures a local check starts from.
What to send with a workshop enquiry
- Model reference from the catalogue, or a sketch with external length and width.
- Wall profile written in full, such as 28x100 mm or 44x130 mm.
- Roof form, and whether a roof covering is included in the order.
- Doors and windows on their own line, with sizes and the joinery system.
- Floor: standard bearers and 28 mm boards, or no floorboards.
- Finish: untreated by default, or factory painting requested as an option.
- Destination country, delivery basis and unloading equipment on site.
- Quantity for the first order, any repeat-order plan, and branding requirements.
An enquiry with these points can be quoted without a clarification round. Eurodita replies with a written quotation and specification, and the drawings and packing list follow as the order progresses. Send your workshop or storage enquiry through the contact form.
Frequently asked questions
What sizes are the Eurodita workshop log cabins?
The catalogue lists nine workshop log cabins: 2 x 2 m, 3 x 3 m and 4 x 4 m, each in apex, chalet and pent roof forms, with 28x100 mm as the featured wall profile. Garden sheds run from 2.5 x 2 m to 4 x 3 m in 19x100 mm. All footprints are external dimensions.
Can a workshop be ordered in a heavier wall profile?
Yes. Every wall profile is offered on every model, so a workshop can be quoted in 34x100, 44x130, 58x130 or 70x130 mm. The 19 to 44 mm ranges are volume-driven and discussed as part of ongoing supply. A wall thickness on its own establishes no thermal, fire or structural performance.
What is in a workshop kit, and what is not?
The kit carries machined wall logs, impregnated floor bearers, 28 mm floorboards, roof structure and roof boards, Eurodita timber windows and doors, and the storm brace and anchor set. Roof covering, foundations, paint, electrical work, installation and unloading equipment are outside the kit unless ordered.
Does Eurodita supply workshops to private buyers?
No. For workshops, sheds and other small garden buildings, the supply route is confirmed project by project. There is no consumer shop and no showroom. Every dealer order is quoted in writing, in EUR, EXW Eurodita factory by default, with payment half with the order and half before dispatch.