Private Label Timber Manufacturer for Dealers
Private-label manufacturing means your business sells the product; Eurodita makes it. You supply the brand identity — company name, logo, and customer-facing documentation — and we manufacture to specification, pack to your labelling requirements, and deliver to your customers. Your clients see your brand. We stay in the background. This model has been the foundation of Eurodita partnerships built across 25+ countries since 1994.
In a private-label arrangement, the manufacturer produces a product to an agreed specification, and the buyer markets and sells it under their own brand. There is no mention of the original manufacturer on customer-facing materials unless the buyer chooses to include it.
For timber buildings, this means your customers receive a cabin that carries your brand, your documentation, and your after-sales service. They purchase from you. You purchase from Eurodita at wholesale pricing, keeping the difference as margin. Typical dealer margins on Eurodita private-label products sit between 25% and 45%.
Private-Label vs. Reselling: The Key Difference
| Factor | Private-Label (Eurodita model) | Reselling a branded product |
|---|---|---|
| Brand ownership | Your brand on every product | Manufacturer’s brand on product |
| Pricing control | You set retail pricing independently | Often tied to manufacturer’s RRP |
| Margin | 25–45% typical | 10–25% typical |
| Customer relationship | Yours entirely | Shared with manufacturer brand |
| Specification flexibility | Custom sizing, spec, and finish available | Fixed catalogue only |
| Minimum order | No formal minimum | Varies by manufacturer |
Manufacturing Capability
All production takes place at our 5,000 m² factory in Kaunas, Lithuania. We process 150,000 m³ of northern European spruce timber annually, manufacturing more than 12,000 units per year across solid log and glulam engineered timber construction.
5,000 m²
Factory floor area
150,000 m³
Timber processed yearly
12,000+
Units produced per year
±2mm
CNC cutting tolerance
30+
Years in production
7 days
UK delivery from despatch
Wall Specifications Available for Private-Label
The full wall thickness range is available across both construction types. Your private-label range can span entry-level solid log cabins through to substantial glulam homes — or focus on a single category if that suits your market.
| Construction Type | Wall Thicknesses | Typical Application |
|---|---|---|
| Solid northern European spruce log | 19mm | Storage, shelters, entry-level garden buildings |
| Solid northern European spruce log | 28mm | Garden rooms, hobby cabins, seasonal use |
| Solid northern European spruce log | 34mm | Garden offices, insulated year-round use |
| Solid northern European spruce log | 44mm | Glamping pods, holiday accommodation, annexes |
| Solid northern European spruce log | 58mm, 70mm | Residential-quality cabins, year-round habitation |
| Glulam engineered timber | 70mm, 88mm | Annexes, holiday lodges, garden rooms |
| Glulam engineered timber | 135mm, 180mm, 220mm | Full residential homes, granny annexes, modular builds |
Who Uses Private-Label Timber Manufacturing Garden Room & Timber Building Dealers
Businesses selling garden offices, studios, and outdoor buildings. Private-label allows them to present a consistent own-brand range without factory investment.
Glamping & Holiday Park Operators
Sites requiring multiple units at consistent quality. Branded cabins reinforce the site's own identity and allow flexible reordering as the business expands.
Garden Room & Timber Building Dealers
Businesses selling garden offices, studios, and outdoor buildings. Private-label allows them to present a consistent own-brand range without factory investment.
Granny Annexe & Modular Specialists
Companies supplying annexe solutions to homeowners. Glulam specifications at 88mm–220mm support planning applications and residential building standards.
Property Developers & Architects
Bespoke specifications for development projects. Custom floor plans and glulam structural options for residential and commercial timber building schemes.
What Is Included in Private-Label Supply
Your branding on documentation
Delivery notes, technical drawings, and assembly guides can carry your company name and logo.
Consistent quality control
CNC precision cutting to ±2mm tolerance. Each batch is checked before despatch.
northern European spruce timber throughout
Tight-grained, high-density timber from managed northern European forests. Consistent performance across batches.
Pre-cut, numbered components
Every order arrives pre-cut and labelled for assembly. Reduces on-site labour time significantly.
Technical specification sheets
Full dimensional drawings and material specifications available for each product in your range.
Account management
A dedicated contact for order queries, lead times, and specification development.
Ready to Start?
Request a wholesale price list and discuss private-label options for your business
FAQs
What does “private-label” mean for a timber building business?
It means you sell the product under your own brand name, with your own documentation and labelling, while Eurodita manufactures it. Your customers see your brand throughout the transaction. The manufacturing origin is not disclosed on customer-facing materials unless you choose to include it.
Can I use my own company name on the cabins and documentation?
Yes. Delivery notes, technical drawings, assembly guides, and packaging labels can all carry your company name and logo. We do not apply Eurodita branding to your order unless you specifically request it.
What is the difference between private-label and buying wholesale?
Wholesale typically means buying a product as-is, possibly with another manufacturer’s branding still attached. Private-label goes further — the product is presented as your own from the outset. For most dealers, private-label is preferable because it protects the customer relationship and gives full control over pricing and presentation.
What timber does Eurodita use in its products?
All structural timber is northern European spruce, sourced from managed northern European forests. northern European spruce grown in cold climates develops tight grain rings and higher density, which gives better dimensional stability and structural performance compared with faster-grown timber alternatives.
Can I specify custom sizes or designs for my product range?
Yes, for ongoing or volume orders. Standard catalogue models are available immediately; bespoke floor plans and custom dimensions are developed in collaboration with your account manager and are typically available at higher order volumes.
How precise is the manufacturing? Can I promise customers consistent quality?
CNC cutting is performed to a tolerance of ±2mm across all components. Pre-cut, numbered parts arrive on-site in sequence for straightforward assembly. Quality checks are carried out before each order is despatched.
How quickly can orders be delivered to the UK?
Delivery from our Kaunas facility to mainland UK destinations takes 7 days from the date of despatch. Your account manager will confirm production lead times at point of order, which vary based on product complexity and current production schedule.