Wooden Summer Houses
Wooden summer houses built as log cabins: garden summer house kits from 3 x 2 m to 6 x 3 m, machined in Lithuania and supplied flat packed.
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Wooden summer houses for the garden, small to large
A Eurodita summer house is a garden log cabin kit. The range holds 35 wooden summer houses, from a small summer house of 3 x 2 m to large summer houses of 6 x 3 m, catalogued in 28, 34 and 44 mm wall logs. Every garden summer house is machined in Lithuania and supplied flat packed; a model can also be made in 58 or 70 mm wall logs. Dimensions are external; in feet the summer houses run from about 10 x 6.5 ft to 20 x 10 ft.
Start with the intended use, approximate dimensions, layout and site context. The written quotation confirms the selected model, specification, documentation and commercial scope. Garden building retailers can sell the finished building under their own name.
Site preparation, foundations, installation and local requirements remain project-specific.
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FAQs
Who can buy a summer house from Eurodita?
Eurodita makes summer house kits in Lithuania for dealers, distributors, garden building retailers and private-label brands that sell under their own name. For smaller garden buildings the supply route is confirmed project by project. Every order is quoted in writing, from a standard catalogue design or an adapted layout.
What is a summer house?
A summer house is a wooden garden building for leisure use. Eurodita summer houses are log cabin kits from 3 x 2 m to 6 x 3 m, external dimensions, catalogued in 28, 34 and 44 mm solid wall logs; a solid log model can be made in 28, 34, 44, 58 or 70 mm.
Do you need planning permission for a summer house?
In England, a summer house incidental to the house can fall under Class E of the General Permitted Development Order 2015: single storey, eaves no higher than 2.5 m, height no more than 4 m with a dual-pitched roof, 2.5 m within 2 m of the boundary, or 3 m otherwise. Your local planning authority confirms the position.
How do you build a summer house from a kit?
A Eurodita summer house arrives as a flat packed kit of CNC-cut timber components, machined in Lithuania from northern European spruce and pine. The base is provided locally, and installation is not part of our supply. Electrical systems are not part of the standard supply and are installed on site by local qualified trades.
How much is a summer house?
Eurodita does not publish a price list. Every summer house is quoted in writing, in EUR, excluding VAT and delivery; delivery is agreed individually with each client. The quotation depends mainly on the size, the wall profile, the joinery and any options ordered. For smaller garden buildings the supply route is confirmed project by project.
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Can you insulate a summer house?
Yes, with insulation sourced locally: the structure of a Eurodita summer house is prepared for insulation; insulation material is not supplied as standard. For a cavity wall, the twin skin range has garden cabins of 4 x 3 m, 5 x 4 m and 6 x 4 m whose walls are two log skins with a cavity for insulation.


