If you intend on using your office all year round, you will want to purchase a log cabin which is constructed using high-quality, thick logs. This will ensure the cabin is well equipped for all weathers.

Our log cabins range in log thickness from 19mm all the way up to 70mm! So, you can always find a log cabin which is perfect for your requirements. If you’ll be using the log cabin to run your business from, a 70mm log can thickness is a perfect choice.

1. Small Garden Offices

A small garden doesn’t mean you can’t create a garden office or that you have to compromise on outdoor space. It just means that you can opt for a more compact cabin.

The Pathfinder ‘Nook’ Log Cabin is our smallest cabin is 3.0m x 2.5m, offering a traditional alpine roof and Georgian bar windows. This hard-wearing log cabin is equipped for all weather and is constructed with 19mm tongue and groove cladding. It also comes with a premium quality tongue and groove floor as standard.

2. Medium Garden Offices

If you need a cabin which offers a little extra space, we have a range of log cabins which make a perfect home office for your garden.

The Highfield Log Cabin has an expansive single room which is ideal for individuals who want to work from home. The two cladding options—28mm and 44mm—both supporting either a W4.2m x D3.0m, W5.1m x D3.0m, or W5.1m x D4.2m building means the Highfield Log Cabin is surely up to the task.

Large Garden Offices

Log cabins make a great building to run your small business from. If this is something you would like to do, you’ll want to choose a cabin which is more spacious.

Most of our log cabins are available in a range of sizes, so you can always find what you are looking for.

The Kent Home Office is an ideal choice for anyone who wants to start up their own business. This log cabin model is, in fact, one of our best-selling units.

The cabin has a log thickness of up to 70mm so it makes ideal use all year round. It also has a contemporary design so would suit any modern garden.

Getting Started With Your Log Cabin Home Office

Once you’ve decided which log cabin is the right choice for your garden and working needs, the next step is to decide on what your budget will be.

After you’ve built the log cabin, you can move onto transforming it into a functioning home office. There are a few things you should consider when turning your log cabin into a home office. Will the cabin need insulation, electricity and wifi?

Once you’ve got the basics set up, you can work on the interiors. Add a desk, chair and all your favourite furnishings. Then, you’re good to go!

The Steps You Should Take to Create the Perfect Home Office

1. Start With Furniture and Decor

To be the perfect working space, you need a great setup, starting with your furniture and décor. Put in a quality chair, which you can relax in, then add an oversized desk to get you going. Don’t forget a heater, even better if you can put a timer on it, you want to walk into a pre-warmed office.

2. Set up an Interval

Having outdoor intervals has proved to be a big success, with huge benefits to your concentration and productivity. A log cabin office not only gives you a place to separate work from home, but it also gives you the opportunity to take regular intervals and get some fresh air.

3. Apply Proper Interior Design

The log cabin’s interior design is just as important. You can put in some nice bookshelves and fill them to the brim. A coffee machine can be great too, ditching the bad work stuff once in a while and having a proper caffeine injection. Going that extra mile makes all the differences when you’re at home.

4. Install Reliable Technology

Next, you need your tech to be up to scratch. Some efficient Wi-Fi is essential because, without it, you’re pretty much working in the dark ages. Get yourself a reliable laptop that won’t let you down and hook it up.

Setting up a computer might seem like a good idea, but in the long run, it can cause issues. Laptops are always better at home, you can move around and if disaster strikes, you can actually go into work.

To Conclude

If you can, working from home has some huge benefits if you do it correctly. You should be able to increase productivity and get a greater balance in your work and social life.

With no commute, the average worker should end up with an additional 109 hours worth of home life. There’s also the health and finance benefits, no more travel stress or extra cost. With the convenience of being at home, you should be able to avoid any fast food lunches and do some exercise.