Mold and mildew that settle on the wood panels of the log cabin must be dealt. This will keep them from spreading and wrecking havoc on the rest of the structure.

Be careful of long delivery times. It is possible to do a credit check on the log cabin company selling you the cabin and there are websites that check a company's financial status.

Nowadays, log cabins are used in addition to the main house. Some people use their log cabin as a holiday home and they are usually designed in the traditional rustic house style, native to America.

There are parts of Europe that use log cabins as summerhouses or as an extra room in a garden.

There are plenty of do-it-yourself log cabins on the market and you will find that most of them are very reasonable in price.

Perhaps the ultimate use for a log cabin is as a holiday home. When the weather is at its best and you are lounging around in the sun, your log cabin can make you feel like you are a million miles from home, even if you are only at the end of the garden.

Log cabin homes are just like log homes, but the only difference is they are comparatively smaller and more rustic.

Planning permission isn't normally needed for small log cabins as long as it is 5 meters away from the main property, does not exceed more than 50% of your total garden area and is less than 4 meters in height.

However, if you have any doubts or live in a conservation area or a listed building, you should contact your local planning office.

Around the 1800’s small log cabins met the basic requirements of a home, and one could be constructed in as little as a few days using some very basic tools.

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