Private-Label Timber Building Manufacturing for B2B Brands
Eurodita is a private-label log cabin and timber-building manufacturer for dealers, distributors and established B2B brands.
Eurodita manufactures timber buildings for dealers, distributors and product brands that manage their own market offer and customer relationship. Eurodita handles the agreed factory scope, while customer-facing branding, documentation, packing and logistics terms are defined for each order.
What private-label supply means
In a private-label arrangement, the B2B buyer controls the market offer, customer relationship and customer-facing brand. Eurodita manufactures the agreed timber-building range, prepares agreed packing and documentation, and releases the order through the confirmed logistics route. Branding is agreed per order and cannot override legal, manufacturing or traceability requirements.
Who private-label manufacturing is for
Dealers and distributors
For companies building a selected timber-building range under their own commercial offer.
Garden-building retailers
For established retailers that need repeatable catalogue supply without operating a factory.
Holiday-park operators and suppliers
For commercial accommodation programmes with site, specification and delivery requirements confirmed per project.
Developers, builders and specialists
For qualified projects where the buyer manages local approvals, installation and the end-customer relationship.
Product brands
For established brands adding a defined timber-building line with agreed customer-facing materials.
Choose the right supply route
Private-label supply can use an established catalogue model or a separately qualified project route. The route determines which inputs, options and commercial checks are required before quotation.
| Route | Best used when | Commercial gate |
|---|---|---|
| Standard catalogue | Established model with limited confirmed options. | No fixed MOQ for standard catalogue items. Load efficiency and commercial viability are confirmed in the quotation. |
| Bespoke | Changes to dimensions, layout, openings or roof form. | Individually qualified and quoted from the supplied brief. |
| Glulam project | Engineered glulam building route. | Specification, quantity, timing and logistics are confirmed for each project. |
For standard catalogue garden cabins, plan on up to four weeks before EXW factory release from Kaunas. Bespoke and glulam timing is confirmed in the written quotation and order after the specification, engineering scope, quantity and production plan are reviewed. Timing for other product families is confirmed for the exact specification and order. Freight and final delivery timing are separate.
Review bespoke manufacturing or review wholesale catalogue supply.
Eurodita manufacturing scope
Private-label orders are manufactured in Kaunas, Lithuania, within the scope confirmed in the written quotation and approved order documents.
5,000 m²
Covered production facility in Kaunas.
Eurodita processes 150,000 m³ of timber annually.
Annual timber-processing capacity, not annual consumption or sales.
Approximately 12,000
Standard catalogue units manufactured yearly.
Approximately 1,800–2,000
Bespoke timber structures yearly, including approximately 50 glulam homes over 100 m².
See the factory process behind private-label supply
The film shows Eurodita factory equipment and timber-building production in Kaunas. It is process evidence, not a substitute for the written specification, quotation, order scope or destination-market checks.
Confirm the supply scope before order
What can be included
- Approved product or project specification
- Agreed customer-facing branding
- Drawings and assembly information included in the written scope
- Packaging labels and component marking where agreed
- Manufacturing and order checks
- Order and factory-release documentation
- EXW factory release or an individually agreed delivered option
What is not automatic
- Territorial exclusivity or protected market rights
- A guaranteed retail margin
- Installation, foundations or site works
- Local approvals or market-compliance guarantees
- End-customer sales, support or aftersales
- Credit terms or an unrestricted wholesale price list
Brand and document control
Agreed customer-facing drawings, assembly information, labels and selected materials can use the partner’s approved identity. The partner remains the seller. Eurodita or manufacturer information is retained where legal, traceability, commercial, technical or operational requirements make it necessary.
From initial review to repeat orders
- Review the company, destination market and intended range.
- Select a focused catalogue, bespoke or glulam supply route.
- Confirm specification, quantity, price, packing and logistics terms.
- Approve the agreed branding and customer-facing documents.
- Manufacture, check, pack and release the confirmed order.
- Repeat orders use the current approved specification, quotation and revisions.
Private-label responsibilities
Eurodita factory scope
Manufacture the confirmed specification; perform the agreed checks; prepare agreed packing, component marking and order documents; and release the order through the confirmed factory and logistics route.
B2B partner and project scope
Select product and market fit; approve the specification and customer-facing materials; set the customer offer; manage local approvals, foundations, installation and aftersales; and manage transport, import and unloading according to the confirmed Incoterm and written order.
Discuss a focused private-label range
Send your company, destination market, intended product family, expected quantity, target timing and any available specification. Eurodita will review the fit and identify the appropriate catalogue, bespoke or glulam route.
Private-label manufacturing FAQs
What is private-label timber building manufacturing?
Private-label timber building manufacturing means the B2B partner sells a defined timber-building range under its own customer-facing brand while Eurodita manufactures the agreed products. The specification, branding, documentation, packing, commercial terms and logistics route are confirmed for each order.
Who can apply for Eurodita private-label supply?
Established dealers, distributors, garden-building retailers, holiday-park operators and suppliers, developers, builders, specialist project suppliers and product brands can apply. Eurodita reviews the company, destination market, intended range, expected order scope, technical requirements and logistics route before confirming fit.
Can our company name appear on product documents and packaging?
Yes, where this is agreed for the order. Customer-facing drawings, assembly information, labels and selected documents can use the partner’s approved identity. Required manufacturer, legal, traceability, technical and operational information is retained where necessary.
Will Eurodita always remain invisible to the end customer?
No unconditional invisibility promise applies. The partner remains the customer-facing seller, but Eurodita or manufacturer information may need to appear where legal, traceability, commercial, technical or operational requirements make it necessary. The exact presentation is agreed for the order.
Can a private-label range include both catalogue and bespoke buildings?
Yes. A partner can use standard catalogue buildings and separately qualified bespoke or glulam projects. Each route has its own specification, quotation, production timing, packing and logistics review, so bespoke work is not treated as an automatic catalogue variation.
Is there a minimum order quantity?
There is no fixed minimum order quantity for standard catalogue items, subject to quotation, load efficiency and commercial viability. Bespoke and glulam projects are qualified individually, and the applicable quantity, specification and terms are confirmed before order.
What production timing can a private-label partner use?
For standard catalogue garden cabins, plan on up to four weeks before EXW factory release from Kaunas. Bespoke and glulam timing is confirmed in the written quotation and order after the specification, engineering scope, quantity and production plan are reviewed. Freight and final delivery timing are separate and follow the confirmed route.
What timber does Eurodita use?
Eurodita uses slow-grown northern European spruce for non-glulam timber buildings and engineered glulam timber for glulam ranges. Eurodita holds FSC chain-of-custody. The exact material, finish and supporting documentation are confirmed for the specific order.
Who handles approvals, installation and aftersales?
The B2B partner or its appointed project parties handle local approvals, foundations, installation, the end-customer offer and aftersales. Eurodita’s responsibility is the written factory scope. Transport, import, delivery and unloading responsibilities follow the confirmed Incoterm and order.