Glulam Log Houses and Cabins
Glulam log houses and cabins with walls machined from 70x130 to 220x260 mm glulam profiles, manufactured in Lithuania and quoted per project.
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What a Eurodita glulam log house is
A glulam log house is a timber house built from glued-laminated wall profiles rather than single solid logs. A Eurodita glulam log house is a timber house kit whose walls are machined from glulam profiles between 70x130 mm and 220x260 mm, manufactured in Lithuania, on Hundegger CNC lines. Houses are built single storey or two storey, with two-storey designs handled as project-engineered work rather than a standard catalogue item, and every glulam house is quoted per project rather than from a fixed price list.
We glue the glulam ourselves, in our own factory. The lamellae are bonded with Dynea Prefere 6151 and hardener Prefere 6651, a two-component EPI adhesive that the supplier classifies as Type I under EN 16254; the supplier describes Prefere 6151 as formaldehyde-free. We then profile and machine the glulam on the same site. This describes the adhesive, not a certification of the finished glulam. Glulam walls do settle, but only minimally: in use the settlement is neither felt nor seen.
Eurodita glulam buyers are developers, holiday-park and resort operators, and dealers who specify glulam for their own catalogue or a client project; larger private homes are also assessed individually, on the same project-quoted basis.
| Glulam profile | Dovetail corner | Catalogued on |
|---|---|---|
| 70x130 mm | Not available | Mobile Log Homes, as an option |
| 88x260 mm | Available | Glulam Houses, e.g. Lucien, David, Begue |
| 135x260 mm | Available | Glulam Houses, e.g. London, Riga, Challenger; Mobile Log Homes, as an option |
| 180x260 mm | Available | Mobile Log Homes, as an option |
| 220x260 mm | Available | Glulam Houses, e.g. Vasa, Aurora, Skara |
Profile dimensions describe the wall section only; they are not a structural, thermal or compliance performance figure.
For a specific project, include the intended use, storey count, required dimensions and the glulam profile or corner type if already decided.
Send a glulam enquiryWhat the Eurodita glulam house kit includes
Eurodita manufactures and supplies the glulam house kit: the wall logs machined to the specified profile, structural elements, and Eurodita timber windows and doors, dispatched flat packed from the Eurodita factory. Installation and how it is organised is agreed per project. Foundations, insulation fitting and connection to utilities are provided locally; turnkey delivery is not part of the standard supply.
A glulam house is priced in a written quotation for the project, never from a reused catalogue figure, because profile, corner system, storey count and finish all change the manufacturing job. Quotations are issued in EUR, excluding VAT and delivery; Eurodita does not publish a lead time, because a glulam project's production schedule depends on what has been specified.
Drawings for a configured glulam project come out of the Eurodita design system: 2D CAD layouts, 3D visualisation and a material and cost calculation for that specific house, produced from the sketch or architectural drawing the buyer sends in.
Where a project needs them, structural calculations are carried out by external specialist partners, and building approval stays with the buyer's own local route. Eurodita manufactures around 50 glulam homes over 100 m² a year on average, a figure kept separate from its standard and bespoke production.
Technical & Build Details
Configured for specification-led projects
Eurodita can support residential, hospitality and lodge specifications through engineered glulam timber, with final use, approvals and documentation confirmed per project and destination market. The data sheet of each model records what the kit includes.
Insulation and glazing
The structure is supplied prepared for insulation; roof, floor and wall insulation is sourced locally where the project specification requires it. The data sheet of each model records its joinery and glazing. Eurodita makes timber windows and doors in the IV45, IV68 and triple-glazed IV92 systems; aluminium sliding systems are bought in from a specialist supplier.
Design flexibility
Layout, internal partitions and the number, size and position of windows and doors are drawn for the project. A veranda or terrace is drawn where the project includes one.
Trade & developer advantages
For dealer and developer projects the specification is reviewed and confirmed in the written quotation. Quotation and project documentation can carry the brand of the partner where that is agreed for the order.
Project options reviewed at quote stage
A glulam model can be made in any glulam profile (70 x 130, 88 x 260, 135 x 260, 180 x 260 or 220 x 260 mm), confirmed in the written quotation. Size, layout, internal partitions and the positions of windows and doors can be changed for an order, and a veranda is drawn where the project includes one. Eurodita does not supply insulation material as a standard factory product: roof, floor and walls are prepared for insulation where the project requires it, and the material is bought locally. Every option is confirmed in the written quotation.
Timing and order size
Production timing is confirmed in the written quotation for each order; Eurodita publishes no lead times. A glulam home can be ordered as a single project.
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FAQs
What is a glulam log house?
A glulam log house is a timber house built from glued-laminated wall profiles rather than single solid logs. Eurodita machines these walls in profiles from 70x130 mm to 220x260 mm at its own factory, on Hundegger CNC lines, and supplies the kit as single or two-storey houses quoted per project.
Glulam vs CLT: what does Eurodita publish?
Eurodita manufactures glulam log houses, with walls machined from glued-laminated log profiles on Hundegger CNC lines, and does not publish a glulam versus cross-laminated timber comparison. This page describes only what a Eurodita glulam wall is: the five profile sections, the Dovetail corner option and how a project is quoted.
Glulam or solid log walls: which profiles does Eurodita make?
Two separate wall families. Solid wall profiles are single machined logs, in six sections from 19x100 mm to 70x130 mm. The glulam family is glued-laminated profiles, in five sections from 70x130 mm to 220x260 mm. Which family and profile suits a project is a specification decision for that project; a profile dimension on its own is not a performance figure.
Which glulam profiles are available, and what is the dovetail corner?
The Eurodita glulam wall series has five profiles: 70x130, 88x260, 135x260, 180x260 and 220x260 mm. The Dovetail corner system, an optional corner joint, is available on the four larger profiles, 88x260 mm to 220x260 mm; it is not available on 70x130 mm.
Can I have a two-storey glulam house?
Yes. Two-storey glulam houses are handled as project-engineered work: each is designed for its specific storey layout, with structural calculations carried out by external specialist partners where required and building approval remaining with the buyer's local route.
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How is a glulam house priced, and who can order one?
A glulam house is priced in a written quotation for the project, in EUR; there is no catalogue price list to reuse. Buyers are typically developers, holiday-park and resort operators, and dealers specifying glulam for their own catalogue or a client project; larger private homes are also assessed individually on the same project-quoted basis.
Does glulam settle?
Glulam walls do settle, but only minimally: in use the settlement is neither felt nor seen.
Which adhesive does Eurodita use for its glulam?
Eurodita glues its glulam in its own factory with Dynea Prefere 6151 and hardener Prefere 6651, a two-component EPI adhesive. The supplier classifies it as Type I under EN 16254 and describes Prefere 6151 as formaldehyde-free. This describes the adhesive; it is not a certification of the finished glulam.
