Hearthwood Lodge

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Hearthwood Lodge – Traditional Gable-Roof Wooden House with Shuttered Windows (27.24–38.50 m²)

The Hearthwood Lodge is a timeless gable-roof wooden house that blends rustic elegance with functional comfort. Crafted from natural pine and spruce, this single-storey cabin is ideal for use as a countryside retreat, guest house, or extended garden living space. Its classic aesthetic features charming shuttered windows, durable tongue-and-groove cladding, and spacious interiors—making it as practical as it is welcoming. With four size options and a wide range of upgrades, Hearthwood Lodge is built to suit your lifestyle.

Key Features

Traditional gable roof with 19° and 31° pitch angles
Five PVC-insulated windows with wooden shutters (135×110 cm and 50×50 cm)
Three solid timber doors with handles and locks (80×205 cm, 90×205 cm)
Tongue-and-groove natural pine and spruce cladding
Spacious single-level interior for flexible layout options
Durable 21 mm wooden floorboards with load-bearing joists
Optional chimney installation (steel or brick)
Multiple roof covering options available

Available Sizes

Hearthwood Lodge A – 6×5 m (Building Area: 30.00 m², Usable Area: 27.24 m²)
Hearthwood Lodge B – 6.6×5.3 m (Building Area: 35.00 m², Usable Area: 27.24 m²)
Hearthwood Lodge C – 7×5.5 m (Building Area: 38.50 m², Usable Area: approx. 30.00 m²)
Hearthwood Lodge D – 7×6 m (Building Area: 42.00 m², Usable Area: approx. 34.00 m²)

Dimensions & Structure

Wall height: 2.30 m
Ridge height: 3.65 m
Roof pitch: 19° and 31°
Floor: 21 mm tongue-and-groove boards
Joists: 4×9 cm at 70 cm spacing
Load-bearing columns: 4×9 cm at 50 cm spacing

Materials

Structural timber: Pine and spruce
Exterior cladding: Tongue-and-groove facade board
Windows: Double-glazed with shutters (135×110 cm and 50×50 cm)
Doors: 3× solid wood doors with handles and locks

Optional Upgrades

15 cm thick mineral wool insulation
Log-effect exterior cladding
Internal wood impregnation
Surface painting (natural, or in white, grey, or ecru)
Seam sheet metal roofing
Guttering system
Additional windows or doors
Chimney (steel or brick)
PVC window upgrades