I (well the wife) am after a new Summer house. Can anyone recommend a place to buy? We're located in Central Scotland.
Ideally be fairly "heritage" as we're located in a conservation area, 3.75m x 2.75m max, less work for me the better, and would like moon on stick too. Personally a bigger shed would mean I could buy more boats but I'm only paying.....
Have a word with MidlandTrailQusetGraham, he seems to know a thing or two about sheds
http://www.singletrackworld.com/forum/topic/the-front-of-my-house-just-fell-off-too
Build your own? Lots of inspiration on here.
Got mine from these guys all was good:
I looked in to log cabins when I first started planning my repairs.
There's one near here who buys the shaped timber in, then cuts it all to size.
A lot of them seem to just import complete kits in from Eastern Europe or Scandinavia.
Definitely worth looking at as they don't cost all that much more than the timber to build a conventional shed.
Checkthe planning regs, youre not allowed a shed near a road or above a certain size.
None of the log cabins in the link looked liked they were made out of logs, what's all that about then ?
"Log cabin" is a bit of a generic term these days.
Most of them use rectangular section timber with tongues and grooves.
It's the way the corners interlock that seems to be the distinction between what's called a log cabin and any other wooden building.
Oh....
http://www.centralsheds.co.uk/index.htm
This guy is in Denny he will build you a shed/summerhouse to your spec. i.e.thickness of wood/ what type windows (whatever you want).I have had him build me a shed and a summerhouse.
Keep us posted please 
We're in the market for similar (4m x 3 to 3.5m) and we're also a Listed Building in a Conservation Area (World Heritage site even), next to a road etc so Planning and possibly even Listed Building consent probably required..(nightmare).
In our case we were thinking something obviously contemporary (modern) would work better than something 'heritage'..
Been looking at these people, not got any further than the website though:
http://www.ecospacestudios.com/portfolio/garden-studios/studio/
Croatia looks nice.
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