Why timber garages belong in a dealer range
A timber garage is a repeatable product for a garden-building dealer. The customer already owns the plot and the brief is simple. The same buyer often returns for a workshop, a garden office or a cabin. For the dealer it is a way to sell the same wall system, joinery and roof forms in a building with a clear purpose.
This guide sets out the Eurodita garage and carport range, the specification lines a dealer controls, the customisation routes, and the trade terms. Eurodita has manufactured timber buildings in Lithuania since 1994 and confirms the supply route for garages project by project; the range is on garages and structures. The dealer sets its own price and keeps its own customer.
The catalogue garage and carport range
The catalogue records fifteen garage and carport models. Footprints are external, measured to the outside of the wall structure, and the eaves and ridge heights are recorded on each data sheet.
| Type | Catalogue models, external footprint | Featured wall profile |
|---|---|---|
| Single log garages | 3.2 x 5.2 m in apex and pent roof forms; 4 x 6 m in apex and pent roof forms | 28x100 or 44x130 mm |
| Double log garages | 6 x 6 m in apex and pent roof forms | 44x130 mm |
| Garage with carport | 6.61 x 5.36 m | 44x130 mm |
| Carports | 3 x 6 m, 4.3 x 6.3 m, 6 x 6 m, 6.3 x 5.9 m and 7.5 x 6 m | Post structure; 44x130 mm where walls are included |
The profile in the model name is the featured profile for that listing, not the only one available. Any approved profile can be specified on any model. A 3.2 x 5.2 m garage can therefore be quoted in 58x130 mm if the brief calls for it. The full list is on base size by model.
Wall profile: the first specification line
Eurodita machines six solid wall profiles: 19x100, 28x100, 34x100, 44x130, 58x130 and 70x130 mm. The profile is written thickness first, so a 44x130 mm log gives a 44 mm wall. Two errors recur in garage enquiries and are worth ruling out early. A 35 mm wall does not exist; the profile is 34x100 mm. And the figures 45, 68 and 92 are the IV45, IV68 and IV92 window and door systems, never wall thicknesses.
The commercial shape follows the profile. The 19 to 44 mm ranges are volume-driven. A change of profile on a standard garage is normally discussed as part of a programme quantity. The 58 and 70 mm profiles and bespoke designs can be single projects. A wall thickness on its own establishes no thermal, fire, structural or certification performance; the reference is on wall profiles.
What a garage kit contains
A garage leaves the Eurodita factory in Lithuania as a flat-packed kit, machined on Hundegger CNC lines from kiln-dried Nordic spruce and pine. The kit carries wall logs or posts, the roof structure and roof boards, and doors where specified. Garage doors go on the joinery line of the quotation. Carports are recorded without floorboards. The storm brace and anchor set is recorded as included on every catalogue data sheet.
The following are outside the kit unless the order lists them:
- roof covering: roof boards are in the kit, the covering is supplied only where ordered;
- foundations: the base is built locally from the order drawings;
- paint or stain: wall logs are untreated by default, and factory painting is an option with limited capacity;
- electrical work, which Eurodita does not supply or connect;
- installation: assembly is by the buyer's own builder or local crew;
- unloading equipment and safe access at the site.
The component families are described on what is in a Eurodita kit. The order drawings, the specification and the packing list are the record of what a particular garage contains.
Customisation routes a dealer can offer
Three ways exist to define a garage order, and each has a different commercial shape.
- Catalogue model. A listed design with recorded dimensions, heights and a featured wall profile. The profile, joinery and finish are still chosen per order.
- Made-to-measure. A catalogue model with changed dimensions. It has its own footprint, and the order drawings replace the catalogue figures.
- Bespoke. A design that starts from the buyer's sketch or drawing. Production does not begin from an unapproved concept. For one-off bespoke work the solid range starts at 28 mm; custom 19 mm is a mass-production route only.
Common garage variations sit inside these routes. A second bay, a side door, windows on one elevation or a carport wing are typical. So is a pent roof in place of an apex. Roof geometry is configurable per project. Windows and personnel doors come from the Eurodita joinery shop in the IV45, IV68 or triple-glazed IV92 systems. Aluminium sliding systems are bought in from a specialist supplier.
A bespoke brief comes back as a package. It holds 3D renders, 2D CAD floor plans, elevations with dimensions, a technical specification, a window and door schedule and the quotation. The buyer approves the drawings and terms before manufacturing starts. Larger or unusual garage structures may need structural calculations; where a project requires them they are carried out by external specialist partners.
Planning and approval stay local
Whether a garage needs a permit, a notification or nothing depends on the rules of the country and the municipality. Eurodita gives no guarantee of approval. The dealer or the customer's local designer confirms the route before the order. Building control, planning and site acceptance stay with that local team. Eurodita supplies the drawings and technical data as input.
The eaves and ridge heights on each data sheet help with that check. They are recorded in centimetres, and roof overhangs sit outside the footprint figure.
Trade terms for a garage programme
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 for the route and load through third-party forwarders.
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. Because garages sit mostly in the 28 to 44 mm ranges, expected quantity is discussed as part of ongoing supply.
Where agreed for the order, quotations, drawings, assembly guides, delivery notes and packaging labels can carry the dealer's own name and logo. Eurodita holds no stock in any market and does not dropship; a dealer that wants display units orders them. The arrangement is on the dealer programme page.
What to send with a garage enquiry
- Model reference from the catalogue, or a sketch with external length and width.
- Wall profile written in full, such as 44x130 mm.
- Roof form: apex or pent, and whether a roof covering should be included.
- Doors and windows on their own line: garage door type, personnel door, joinery system.
- Finish: untreated by default, or factory painting requested as an option.
- Destination country, delivery basis and the unloading equipment available on site.
- Quantity for the first order and any repeat-order plan, plus branding requirements.
An enquiry written this way can be quoted without a clarification round. Eurodita replies with a written quotation and the drawings for that order. Send your garage enquiry through the contact form.
Frequently asked questions
Which timber garage models are in the Eurodita catalogue?
The catalogue records fifteen garage and carport models: single log garages at 3.2 x 5.2 m and 4 x 6 m in apex and pent roof forms, double log garages at 6 x 6 m, a garage with carport at 6.61 x 5.36 m, and carports from 3 x 6 m to 7.5 x 6 m. All footprints are external dimensions.
Can a garage be ordered in a thicker wall than the catalogue shows?
Yes. Any approved profile can be specified on any model. The solid profiles are 19x100, 28x100, 34x100, 44x130, 58x130 and 70x130 mm, and the profile in a model name is the featured one, not the only one available. A wall thickness on its own establishes no thermal, fire or structural performance.
What does a garage kit include?
Wall logs or posts, the roof structure and roof boards, doors where specified, and the storm brace and anchor set. Garage doors go on the joinery line. Carports are recorded without floorboards. Roof covering, foundations, paint, electrical work, installation and unloading equipment are outside the kit unless ordered.
How is a timber garage quoted for a dealer?
In writing, in EUR, excluding VAT and delivery, EXW Eurodita factory by default. Payment is half with the order and half before dispatch. There is no price list, no published dealer margin and no standing discount; the dealer sets its own retail price, and the quotation can carry the dealer's brand where agreed.