Wholesale log cabins: supply for dealers, retailers and builders
A dealer searching for a wholesale log cabins supplier is usually comparing a specification sheet against a manufacturer’s actual factory scope, not just a product photo. Eurodita is a log cabin manufacturer for dealers: a Kaunas-based timber building manufacturer supplying log cabins B2B to dealers, distributors, resellers, builders, developers and project companies in the UK, Ireland and other markets, subject to project fit, logistics, market requirements and commercial terms. As one of the European log cabin suppliers that route the garden-building range through trade partners, Eurodita manufactures the kit; the dealer controls its own brand, pricing and customer relationship.
This page sets out who the route is for, how a first order is reviewed, what a quotation contains, how private-label documentation works, how delivery to the UK and Ireland is handled, and what is not offered. It complements the dealer programme, private-label manufacturing and reading a Eurodita quotation.
At a glance
Who does Eurodita supply as a log cabin wholesaler?
Eurodita supplies dealers, distributors, resellers, builders, developers, project companies and other trade buyers purchasing log cabins B2B for resale or for their own projects. This also covers hospitality and holiday-park operators, and companies buying for their own use. Eurodita supplies internationally, subject to project fit, logistics, market requirements and commercial terms; it does not imply dealers or projects in every country, and publishes no country or partner counts.
For log cabin suppliers B2B comparisons, the relevant question is not only which models are available, but how the factory scope, branding, quantity and commercial terms are confirmed for a specific order. That confirmation happens in writing, not on this page.
How does a relationship with a wholesale log cabins supplier start?
A trade or project relationship can start with a single pilot or test unit where that makes commercial sense; a one-unit order is not automatically unsuitable for the trade route. Beyond that first step, there is no single fixed minimum order across the range. The 19 mm and standard 28 to 44 mm wall ranges are volume-driven, so quantity is discussed as part of ongoing supply. The 58 to 70 mm range, bespoke work and glulam projects can be single projects, reviewed and quoted individually rather than against a volume plan.
Eurodita manufactures; the dealer normally controls its own customer-facing pricing, sales process and end-customer relationship. Sending a model reference, target specification or drawing, the intended market, expected quantity and any repeat-order plan lets Eurodita confirm which route, and which commercial basis, fits the enquiry.
What does a wholesale quotation contain, and on what commercial basis?
Every order is quoted in writing. Eurodita publishes no public price list, so the quotation is the document that fixes specification, quantity, price basis, payment terms and validity. Prices are in EUR and exclude VAT and delivery. The default commercial basis is EXW Kaunas; delivered terms are discussed per order. Payment is 50% with the order and 50% before dispatch from the factory. Quotations commonly print a validity date rather than standing open indefinitely, and Eurodita does not apply discounts or volume pricing as a standing rule; each order’s terms are set in that order’s quotation. The structure of a typical quotation is explained on reading a Eurodita quotation.
Can a dealer put its own brand on the cabins and documentation?
Yes. Eurodita’s in-house design and estimation system produces 2D CAD drawings, 3D visualisation, material and cost calculation and a proposal document, and this quotation and project documentation can carry the dealer’s own brand where agreed for the order. For a bespoke brief, a dealer’s sketch or drawing is converted into a manufacturable, priced proposal after technical and commercial review. Private label and white label describe the same arrangement at Eurodita: Eurodita manufactures, and the dealer’s brand appears on the customer-facing quotation, drawings and documentation as agreed. Details are on private-label manufacturing.
How are cabins delivered to the UK and Ireland?
Eurodita runs no transport fleet; delivery is arranged through third-party carriers. Delivered terms such as DAP can be arranged when requested and suitable for the order; DDP is confirmed case by case. For UK orders, Eurodita can organise the full logistics and customs process, including export formalities and import clearance coordination, subject to the agreed order and Incoterm. For orders outside the UK, including Ireland and other EU destinations, the normal scope is delivery to the destination port unless a broader service is agreed in writing. Shipment documents include the commercial invoice, packing list, CMR, export declaration and HS or origin information where required. Unloading at destination is the buyer’s or site’s responsibility, with suitable equipment arranged locally.
Commercial log cabins: what a business buyer orders
Commercial log cabins at Eurodita are the same catalogue, twin-skin and glulam families, specified for a business buyer: holiday-let units for parks and glamping sites, buildings for hospitality and resort operators, and buildings a company orders for its own use. The kit is the same factory package, wall logs, floor and roof structure and timber joinery, machined in Kaunas and packed flat with the drawings for the configured project; the use, the wall build-up and the joinery are set in the written brief.
A commercial buyer normally comes with a site, a number of units and a required specification, and the quotation is built from that: catalogue models for repeat units, a bespoke brief for a layout the catalogue does not cover, glulam for larger single-storey or two-storey buildings. Planning, building control, site licensing, foundations and services stay with the operator or its project team, as for every other order; the split is set out for parks in the holiday park lodge procurement guide and for planning in planning permission for holiday log cabins.
What does Eurodita not offer a wholesale buyer?
Eurodita does not hold stock in-market and does not offer dropshipping. It does not publish dealer margins or resale prices; a dealer sets its own pricing. There is no blanket exclusivity, territory protection or guaranteed margin as a standing offer; any such terms belong in a specific written agreement, not on this page. Eurodita does not publish lead times, quote-turnaround times or numeric warranties. The full list of what falls outside factory scope is on what Eurodita does not do.
Frequently asked questions
Who counts as a wholesale log cabins supplier for the trade route, and who can order?
Eurodita supplies dealers, distributors, resellers, builders, developers, project companies, hospitality and holiday-park operators, and companies buying for their own use. It supplies internationally, subject to project fit, logistics, market requirements and commercial terms.
Is there a minimum order for log cabin suppliers B2B working with Eurodita?
There is no single fixed minimum order across the range. The 19 mm and standard 28 to 44 mm wall ranges are volume-driven, while the 58 to 70 mm range, bespoke work and glulam can be single projects. A single pilot unit is accepted practice where commercially sensible.
Does Eurodita sell to individual homeowners as well as trade buyers?
Eurodita is a B2B-first manufacturer with a private-label model for trade, professional and project partners. The garden-building range goes through trade partners; larger residential projects are assessed individually.
How do log cabin wholesalers in the UK receive their orders?
Delivery runs through third-party carriers. Eurodita can organise the full UK logistics and customs process, including export formalities and import clearance coordination, subject to the agreed order and Incoterm. Unloading at destination is the buyer’s responsibility.
What makes Eurodita one of the European log cabin suppliers working through dealers rather than direct retail?
Eurodita manufactures; the dealer normally controls its own customer-facing pricing, sales process and end-customer relationship. Quotations, drawings and documentation can carry the dealer’s own brand where agreed for the order.
As a log cabin manufacturer for dealers, what does Eurodita confirm before quoting?
Eurodita reviews business fit: the destination market, the intended product or project use, the supply route, quantity and repeat-order plan, and the branding, documentation and logistics requirements, before issuing a written quotation.
Does Eurodita supply commercial log cabins for business use?
Yes. Holiday-let units for parks and glamping sites, buildings for hospitality and resort operators, and buildings a company orders for its own use are ordered from the same catalogue, twin-skin and glulam families, specified in the written brief and quoted per order in EUR, EXW Kaunas. Planning, building control, site licensing, foundations and services stay with the operator or its project team.
Who manufactures the cabins, and what is checked before dispatch?
Eurodita has been manufacturing timber buildings since 1994, from one main production site in Kaunas, Lithuania, with several production halls covering around 5,000 m² and averaging around 12,000 catalogue buildings and around 150,000 m³ of timber a year. Cutting and profiling run on Hundegger CNC lines; kiln drying targets 12 to 14% moisture, using Nardi kilns run on electricity. Quality checks cover incoming timber, moisture content, CNC and profiling accuracy, joints, joinery, completeness and packing, with pre-dispatch checks before a kit leaves the factory. Wall profile and base-size reference for the range are on wall profiles and base size by model; other markets are listed at markets.