Private-label log cabin supply for Irish businesses
Eurodita manufactures timber buildings in Kaunas, Lithuania, for Irish dealers, distributors, builders, developers and holiday-park operators. The relationship is B2B and private-label. Eurodita confirms the factory scope in the written quotation and order; the Irish buyer manages its customer offer, local services and site responsibilities.
Standard terms are EXW from the Kaunas factory. DAP or DDP may be arranged for selected projects when agreed individually per order. Freight and final delivery timing are confirmed separately from factory production.
Product routes for an Irish dealer range
- Garden offices and standard catalogue log cabins for established models and confirmed options.
- Residential-style timber structures for qualified briefs where intended use, planning and building requirements are reviewed locally.
- Glulam homes for individually specified engineered-glulam projects.
- Bespoke timber buildings where drawings, dimensions or configuration sit outside the standard catalogue route.
A full catalogue can be provided as a secondary reference. The first proposal should contain only the product families that fit the buyer’s channel and intended use.
Who the Irish trade route is for
- Dealers and builders’ merchants developing a selected, repeatable garden-building or cabin range.
- Builders, developers and project teams buying a defined timber kit against drawings, specification and an identified local approval route.
- Holiday-park and commercial operators planning several units under one procurement brief.
This is not a direct-to-consumer turnkey construction service. A first discussion selects a focused catalogue, private-label or project route. It does not grant automatic territory, pricing, credit, production priority or support rights.
Irish planning and building-control review
The Irish buyer and appointed designer, builder and local professionals confirm planning, building control, structure, foundations, services, installation and intended use. Eurodita does not state that a timber building is exempt from planning permission or suitable for permanent occupation by default.
Official starting points are the Irish Government’s Building Regulations and Building Control guidance. The final assessment remains site and project specific.
Factory scope and Irish buyer scope
| Eurodita factory scope | Irish buyer or appointed-party scope |
|---|---|
| Manufacture the product package defined in the written order. | Confirm intended use, local planning and building route, and customer-facing claims. |
| Prepare the drawings, assembly information, labels and material information included in the quotation. | Confirm local professional review, foundations, site services, installation and completion responsibilities. |
| Pack and release the order under the agreed Incoterm. | Manage freight, unloading, site access and final delivery responsibilities assigned to the buyer. |
| Use agreed dealer branding on customer-facing materials where permitted. | Retain required manufacturer, legal, technical and traceability information. |
Production and commercial planning
- For standard catalogue garden cabins, production timing is confirmed in the written quotation, with EXW factory release from Kaunas. The written quotation controls the actual order window.
- Bespoke and glulam timing is confirmed in the written quotation and order after the specification, engineering scope, quantity and production plan are reviewed.
- No fixed minimum order quantity applies to standard catalogue items, subject to quotation, load efficiency and commercial viability. Bespoke and glulam work is qualified individually.
- Payment structure, credit terms and any volume conditions apply only when stated in the written quotation, order or separate signed agreement.
- Currency, VAT treatment, Incoterm and freight responsibilities must be stated in the quotation. This page does not promise a full EUR price list after an initial enquiry.
Materials, warranty and local review
Non-glulam products use Northern European timber. Glulam ranges use engineered glulam timber. Timber is purchased from suppliers within certified supply chains. Exact wall systems, treatments, glazing, finishes and documents are confirmed for the selected order.
Product, order and after-sales conditions are confirmed in writing for each project in the quotation, order confirmation and applicable product documentation. Please contact Eurodita for the documentation relevant to your confirmed order. Local planning, building, site and installation requirements remain with the Irish buyer and its appointed parties.
What to include in an Irish dealer enquiry
- Company, sales area and customer type.
- Selected product family and intended use.
- Catalogue model or drawings, dimensions and required options.
- Expected quantity and target timing.
- Branding, packaging and documentation requirements.
- Destination, site access and preferred freight route.
Review the dealer programme or send a qualified Irish B2B enquiry.
Common questions
Does Eurodita promise that a cabin will not need planning permission?
No. Planning and building requirements depend on intended use, site and current local rules. The Irish buyer or its appointed professional must confirm the applicable route before making a customer promise.
Can an Irish dealer sell under its own brand?
Customer-facing branding can be agreed for the order. Required manufacturer, legal, technical and traceability information remains wherever necessary.
How is delivery timing set?
The quotation separates factory timing from freight and final delivery. Standard catalogue garden cabins have their production timing confirmed in the written quotation; bespoke and glulam timing is confirmed the same way.
Is this page also the Irish partner-qualification route?
Yes. It now owns both the Irish product and partnership decision. A viable enquiry identifies the business, sales or project role, intended use, relevant product route, quantity, timing, branding, documentation and logistics requirements.
Where should the local planning and building-control review start?
Start with the Irish Government's Building Regulations and Building Control guidance linked above, then use the appointed local professionals and authorities responsible for the exact site and intended use.
Start an Irish B2B enquiry
Send your company details, the product family and intended use, drawings or a catalogue model, the expected quantity and the delivery destination. Eurodita confirms the manufacturing scope, the documentation included in the order and what the Irish side still needs to arrange.