Glulam Houses
Eurodita manufactures full glulam houses for private, architect-led, dealer and project briefs. Glulam wall construction is specified at order stage based on the dealer's thermal target, end-use category, and local review requirements.
Glulam house project brief or dealer range?
Start with the intended site, use, approximate dimensions, layout and architectural intent. The written quotation confirms the selected catalogue or bespoke route, documentation and commercial scope.
Planning, foundations, services, installation and performance requirements remain project-specific.
Discuss a glulam-house brief
Not in the range? Build it bespoke.
Qualified bespoke production is available for selected Glulam Houses projects. Send your drawing and Eurodita will confirm fit, scope and specification.
- 1 Send a drawing A hand sketch can start the review. Mark known window and door positions, wall thickness and heights; Eurodita confirms any missing technical inputs.
- 2 Confirm the quotation scope If the enquiry fits, pricing and any CAD/3D or technical material are prepared to the agreed scope.
- 3 Review the agreed scope Revisions follow the quotation and project scope until written sign-off.
CAD/3D quotation material is prepared to the qualified project scope. Availability and timing are confirmed during qualification. Partner branding is applied where agreed; required manufacturer, legal and traceability information is retained.
Send a bespoke briefBespoke production timing is confirmed at quotation stage. Dealers can review private-label manufacturing and published projects.
Glulam Log Home Kits for B2B Partners
Eurodita manufactures glulam log home kits using laminated spruce profiles for residential-style timber building briefs within the wider glulam log cabin range. Every house is produced in our Lithuanian factory from Northern European timber and CNC-machined for dimensional consistency. Final structural, thermal and approval requirements are confirmed per project.
The glulam range includes contemporary designs, traditional houses and mobile homes with wall thicknesses from 88 mm to 200 mm. Each kit ships flat-packed with assembly hardware, window and door packages confirmed per quote, and technical documentation confirmed per project. Models are available for private-label distribution under your brand.
Technical & Build Details
Specified per project brief
Glulam profiles can support improved dimensional stability and longer-span briefs when specified correctly. Final performance depends on profile size, detailing, glazing, installation quality and the local approval route. Every unit includes the Storm Brace & Anchor Set for uplift protection, with warranty terms confirmed in the order documentation.
Thermal comfort & acoustic control
Enhance efficiency with roof and floor insulation upgrades, or add wall-liner insulation where the project specification requires it. Glazing upgrades are available by project specification, where technically compatible.
Design flexibility
Plan bespoke layouts with internal partitions, skylights, or panoramic glazing. Integrate verandas or canopies to extend outdoor living and architectural appeal.
Trade & developer advantages
Eurodita supports dealer and developer projects with specification review, private-label documentation and marketing collateral for approved trade briefs.
Build it your way
Wall, roof, glazing and layout options are reviewed per quote. Roofboard, rafter, window, skylight, partition, canopy, storage annex and insulation options are confirmed only where technically compatible with the selected model and intended use.
Trade options
Production scheduling and display-unit support can be reviewed for approved B2B partners after model scope, market fit and private-label requirements are confirmed.
Explore Our Glulam Range
Looking for a different size or cabin style? Browse related timber building categories for B2B partners:
- Glulam Houses, traditional glulam house designs
- Contemporary Glulam Homes, modern architectural designs
- Mobile Glulam Homes, project-specific mobile glulam range
- 4 Bedroom Log Cabin Kits, large residential-style cabins from solid timber
- Residential Log Cabins, residential-style cabin collection
- Twin Skin Insulated Cabins, double-wall routes reviewed per project
- Private-label glulam home production, dealer-branded manufacturing support
- Construction and specification guides, project review and installation guidance
FAQs
Why should I choose Glulam logs over standard solid timber logs?
Glulam (Glued Laminated Timber) supports residential-style projects where dimensional stability and specification control matter. Compared with solid logs, laminated profiles can help reduce natural movement, but final performance depends on profile size, detailing, glazing, insulation, installation quality and local approval requirements.
What wall thickness options are available for Glulam houses?
We manufacture a versatile range of Glulam profiles to suit everything from garden offices to luxury homes. Our standard Glulam thicknesses are **70mm, 88mm, 135mm, 180mm, and 220mm**. For colder-climate or higher-specification briefs, thicker glulam profiles can be reviewed, but thermal and structural requirements must be confirmed per project with the final wall, roof, floor, glazing and approval route.
Can you manufacture bespoke designs from my architect's drawings?
Yes. Eurodita can review bespoke glulam briefs from dealer drawings, sketches or architect files. Initial CAD/3D review material for quotation is prepared per enquiry once sufficient project information is supplied; final manufacturing drawings are confirmed before production.
Can glulam log houses support higher-comfort residential-style briefs?
Glulam houses can be specified for higher-comfort residential-style projects with thicker glulam profiles, upgraded glazing and project-specific roof and floor insulation. Eurodita supplies technical data for dealer, designer and local authority review. Final energy performance, approval route and dwelling-use suitability depend on the confirmed specification, site services and local regulations.
How does the assembly speed compare to traditional construction?
Factory-cut, numbered glulam components are designed to make assembly planning more predictable. CNC machining helps reduce site cutting, but final assembly time depends on model size, crew experience, foundations, equipment, weather and site conditions.