Bespoke Log Cabins and Timber Buildings for B2B Projects
Eurodita manufactures bespoke log cabins and timber structures for dealers, distributors, developers, architects and specialist suppliers. Each project is qualified against its intended use, destination, drawings, specification, quantity and logistics route before Eurodita issues a production quotation.
What makes a Eurodita project bespoke?
A bespoke order starts from a buyer brief rather than an unchanged catalogue model. Eurodita reviews the footprint, layout, wall system, roof, openings, materials, finish, quantity and intended destination before agreeing a manufacturable specification. A sketch can start the discussion, but production does not begin from an unapproved concept.
- Footprint, layout and dimensions
- Roof form, pitch and preparation for the specified covering
- Window and door positions
- Solid-log, glulam or twin-skin wall system
- Finish requirements
- Packing, marking and documentation scope
- Intended use, destination and local project requirements
Need technical reference material before a brief? Review selected technical project examples. Records may include drawings or 3D visualisations and should not be read as evidence of a completed installation unless that status is confirmed for the record.
What to include in your project brief
A useful bespoke brief identifies building dimensions, intended use, destination, wall system, roof, openings, finish, quantity and target timing. Floor plans, elevations and schedules reduce uncertainty. Eurodita can review an early sketch, but detailed information is required before specification, quotation and production scope are confirmed.
01
Company, use and location
Identify the buying company, intended building use, destination market and any known local project requirements.
02
Drawings and specification
Provide dimensions, floor plans, elevations, wall and roof preferences, openings, finish and any component schedule.
03
Quantity, timing and logistics
State the required quantity, target factory timing, delivery destination and expected transport or Incoterm route.
From project brief to factory release
1. Brief review
Eurodita checks the intended use, destination, dimensions, available drawings and missing project information.
2. Specification development
Wall, roof, openings, materials, finish, quantity and factory scope are developed for review.
3. Drawings and quotation
The quotation package may include drawings or 3D material where required for the project and confirmed in the scope.
4. Buyer approval
The buyer approves the drawings, specification, quotation, branding scope and written commercial terms.
5. Manufacturing and factory checks
Eurodita manufactures the approved specification and completes the checks defined for the factory scope.
6. Packing and release
Components are packed, marked and released under EXW terms unless a different written route is agreed for the order.
Wall systems selected for the project
| Wall system | Available project profiles | How it is selected |
|---|---|---|
| Solid spruce | 28 / 35 / 44 / 58 / 70 mm | Profile confirmed for the intended use, destination and approved project specification. |
| Engineered glulam | 88 / 135 / 180 / 220 mm | Used where the agreed glulam project scope and structural concept require it. |
| Twin skin | 44-100-44; 188 mm total | Double-wall system with a 100 mm cavity, selected only where specified for the project. |
Profile availability and suitability are confirmed for the individual project. Eurodita does not make a blanket local-compliance promise: the buyer and its appointed advisers must review the proposed system against the intended use, destination and local requirements before approval.
Private-label project documents and branding
Customer-facing renders, drawings, assembly information, packaging labels and other project documents can use partner branding where agreed. Legal, manufacturing and compliance documents retain required information. The exact branding and documentation scope is confirmed before production.
Who is responsible for what?
Eurodita factory scope
- Review the supplied brief and identify the information needed for quotation.
- Prepare the quotation and agreed production information.
- Manufacture the approved specification.
- Complete factory checks defined for the order.
- Pack, mark and document the supplied kit as agreed.
- Release the order under the confirmed Incoterm.
Buyer and appointed project parties
- Provide accurate project and destination requirements.
- Approve the drawings, specification, quotation and written terms.
- Manage local approvals, foundations, site services and construction conditions.
- Manage installation and the end-customer relationship.
- Manage transport, import and unloading responsibilities assigned under the Incoterm.
Bespoke production planning
Eurodita manufactures approximately 1,800–2,000 bespoke timber structures yearly. This total already includes approximately 50 large glulam homes over 100 m² and must not be added to it as a separate output figure. Bespoke and glulam timing is confirmed in the written quotation and order after Eurodita reviews the specification, engineering scope, quantity, production planning and agreed factory scope.
Real cabin examples from the Eurodita gallery
These first-party gallery images show real timber cabin examples. They are included as visual references only and are not presented as named customer projects, locations or use cases.
Selected bespoke project specifications
Published specification records:
Common questions about bespoke projects
What makes a Eurodita timber building bespoke?
A Eurodita timber building is bespoke when it is developed from a buyer brief rather than supplied as an unchanged catalogue model. The final project scope is defined by the approved drawings, specification, quantity, quotation and written commercial terms.
What information does Eurodita need for a bespoke quotation?
Provide the intended use and destination, building dimensions, available plans or elevations, preferred wall and roof systems, window and door requirements, finish, quantity, target timing and the expected logistics route. Complete information reduces uncertainty before specification and quotation.
Can Eurodita start from a sketch or early floor plan?
Yes. Eurodita can use a sketch or early floor plan to begin a project review and identify missing information. Manufacturing does not begin until the drawings, specification, quotation and buyer approvals required for the order are complete.
Which wall systems are available for bespoke projects?
Project options include solid spruce profiles of 28, 35, 44, 58 and 70 mm; engineered glulam profiles of 88, 135, 180 and 220 mm; and the 44-100-44 twin-skin system with a 188 mm total wall build-up. Availability and suitability are confirmed individually for the project and destination.
Can bespoke project documents use our company branding?
Customer-facing renders, drawings, assembly information, packaging labels and other project documents can use partner branding where agreed. Legal, manufacturing and compliance documents retain any information that must remain visible. The exact branding scope is confirmed before production.
How long does bespoke manufacturing take?
Bespoke and glulam timing is confirmed in the written quotation and order after Eurodita reviews the specification, engineering scope, quantity, production planning and agreed factory scope. Freight and final delivery timing are separate and follow the confirmed route.
Is there a fixed minimum order quantity for bespoke projects?
No catalogue minimum-order rule is automatically inherited by a bespoke project. Each bespoke order is qualified and quoted individually according to its specification, quantity, engineering needs, packing scope and production requirements.
Who is responsible for local approvals and installation?
The buyer and its appointed project parties are responsible for local approvals, foundations, site services, installation and the end-customer relationship. Eurodita’s responsibility is limited to the factory scope defined in the written quotation and confirmed order documents.
How are bespoke orders released from the factory?
Eurodita’s standard terms are EXW from the Kaunas factory. Delivered options, including DAP or DDP, can be arranged for selected markets and projects only when agreed in writing. Transport, import, unloading and other responsibilities follow the Incoterm and terms confirmed for the order.