Description
Staying warm has never been so easy! Our insulated cabins are a revolution in the industry. This Carsare cabin has insulation built into the wall logs, making a 62mm sandwich of timber and polyurethane. You get all the benefits of high-quality polyurethane insulation without the hassle of cutting and fitting it! We also provide floor insulation and roof insulation as standard with the Warmalogs. The pressure treated floor bearers have a ten year guarantee against damage from fungal decay or insect attack.
You will need to prepare a solid concrete base that is square and level to allow you to build this insulated log cabin successfully on your property.
We recommend a base of W4.0m x D3.0m for the Carsare Warmalog®.
Product Features
Fully insulated
The Warmalog is fully insulated, promoting heat retention and saving you money on your heating bills. We always supply Polyurethane insulation, a superior insulator than Rockwool or Polystyrene. We use 30mm thick Polyurethane insulation, sealing off the building from elements to help save energy. The Warmalog achieves a low 'U' value of 0.59, which shows it has great insulation efficiency.
Toughened glass
We use 4mm toughened glass in our windows and doors for increased safety and security. It is much more difficult to scratch or bend than the plastic alternatives, such as Styrene, Acrylic and Perspex, so it'll preserve the clear view of your garden. The tempering process makes toughened glass far stronger than the alternatives, and harder to break than normal glass. In addition, if it does happen to break, it will shatter into many small pieces, rather than scattering dangerous shards.
24mm double glazing
The Warmalog comes complete with 24mm sealed window units for increased insulation. This is a single, ready-to-install unit comprising of two sheets of 4mm toughened glass with a 16mm spacer, which allows for optimum convection current between the glass, ensuring condensation-free windows. They are made in our own factory and fully conform to European Standard EN1279, unlike most of our competitors. Properly Insulated windows help to make you make the most of your building throughout the year, and also offer better sound dampening than single glazing.
Slow-grown spruce
We use slow grown spruce timber, which is far superior to the commonly used Pine. Spruce is less porous and so less likely to shrink, warp or split and is less susceptible to blue mould. It has fewer knots than pine and is also less resinous, which makes the possibility of sap ruining your clothes or furnishings much less likely. Slowly grown Spruce from colder climates have more densely-packed growth rings and therefore have far greater strength and durability than Pine or “mixed softwoods”, which age and weather more noticeably, leading to a striped effect on your cabin.
10 year guarantee
All of our Pressure Treated Timber comes with a genuine 10-year Guarantee against rot and insect infestation. Other companies often claim they also offer a '10-year Guarantee' on their timber, however, you will likely find that their timber is simply dip treated. If the timber is only dip treated then you would have to buy and apply treatment to your cabin every single year in order to maintain their worthless 'guarantee'. And this is virtually impossible for the floor bearers under your cabin, the most vulnerable part! With Dunster House, you can rest assured that we have it more than just covered.
4-point locking system
Windows and doors are at the heart of your Wamalog’s security, and we design ours to ensure that only welcome visitors can enter your building. We feature as standard, a secure four-point locking system, including: hook, locking latch and two roller cams. We combine this with a 6 pin Euro cylinder, the same type of lock cylinder you would find on the front door of a typical house. Why should your log cabin be any less secure than your home?
Storm braces
To control natural expansion and contraction in the timber, the Warmalog features steel straps on the inside and outside of the cabin known as storm braces, Secured by screws and bolts, these braces are adjusted to spread the timber's natural movement equally across a much larger area, thus avoiding the worst effects of localised expansion and contraction within the wood.
What is a Warmalog Insulated Log Cabin?
A Warmalog Insulated Log Cabin is a garden building unique to the Log Cabin industry and exclusive to Dunster House. This unique Log Cabin features a 62mm sandwich of slow-grown Spruce timber and Polyurethane insulation, which come together to create a revolutionary type of wall log. Coupled with 24mm double glazed sealed units made from 4mm toughened glass and roof and floor insulation, this creates a thermally efficient garden building perfect for using all year round.
What size cabin can I have?
We offer a range of Warmalog cabins. The smallest is 2.8 metres wide by 3.0m deep, and the largest is 4.8m wide by 5.8m deep.
How big is this Insulated Log Cabin?
This Insulated Log Cabin’s measurements are: 3.80m (12' 5") x 2.80m (9' 2")
How high is this Insulated Log Cabin?
It is 2.46m (8' 0") high
How much is this Insulated Log Cabin?
This product starts from £3,999.99
What do base do I need for this Insulated Log Cabin?
We recommend a flat, level concrete base at least 100mm bigger on each side. e.g. A 4m by 3m building would have a base of 4.2m by 3.2m See
more details here.
What depth of concrete base do you recommend?
We recommend that you consult your builder as depth would depend on weight of product and ground conditions
Where can I visit you? Do you have a store near me?
We have 6 branches across the UK.
Click here to find the nearest one! Please check with us before you visit if you are travelling to see a particular product.
Do I need planning permission for this Insulated Log Cabin?
How thick are the walls?
The walls of this Warmalog Insulated Log Cabin are 62mm Thick.
What are u-values?
U-values tell us about the heat loss properties of the material you are measuring. The lower the number, the better insulated the Log Cabin will be. Find out more
here.
We deliver our garden buildings to mainland United Kingdom (England, Wales and Scotland). Some exceptions apply; these are illustrated on the map below.
Scottish areas may be subjected to slightly longer delivery turnarounds, please contact us for details.
FREE delivery on selected products over £200 to mainland England and Wales.
Green - £19.99 delivery fee on all orders under £200.
Yellow - £59.99 delivery fee.
Orange - £84.99 delivery fee.
Red - We are unable to deliver to these areas.
Assisted Delivery
If you cannot provide an able bodied person to offload the vehicle with the help of our driver, we can provide additional manpower with our Assisted Delivery Service. The driver will arrive with some help to unload the lorry, meaning that you can put your feet up.
We offer this service on all items that are delivered, we do not offer this on our couriered products. Prices for this service can be found on individual products.
Should you require further information on our standard or assisted delivery services, please contact a member of our Sales Team.
Scottish areas may be subjected to slightly longer delivery turnarounds, please contact us for details.
Warmalog temperature test - 19/04/2017
Temperature outside the Warmalog Cabin: 11°c
Temperature inside the Warmalog Cabin: 12°c
Temperature after using a 2KW heater:
After 30 minutes: 22° c
After 60 minutes: 30° c
Wall, roof and floor temperature:
The top of the rear wall: 35°c
The bottom of the rear wall: 30°c
The top of the window wall: 32°c
The bottom of the window wall: 30°c
The top of the door wall: 34°c
The bottom of the door wall: 29°c
The top of the full wall: 35°c
The bottom of the full wall: 32°c
The temperature of the roof averaged between 34°c and 35°c
The temperature of the floor averaged between 28°c and 29°c
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