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I went down to have a chat with [url= http://www.timby.co.uk/about.html ]these chaps[/url] as I've been bitten by the über shed threads and fancy moving out of the city and into a more rustic environment.
Very nice build and feel inside.
Not too sure how long I'd be able to live with a wooden interior.
How do you get on with this style, cabin dwellers?
I like this, they give you any price indication for the larger cabins?
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The show home is 125k for 110m², very nice downstairs and even had a dry room and sauna. Upstairs felt a bit cramped, but hey, it's only used for sleeping.
EDIT: Everything is probably a cheaper version of Huf-Haus.
Lived in one of these for 5 years.
Lovely house.
Triple glazing, heat recovery system. Really good doors and windows.
http://www.scandia-hus.co.uk/thelovesta.html
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If I were doing a self build again (but not a conversion) Id seriously consider going for a pre fab scandia hus.
They don't have to be finished in wood inside, you can use whatever you want.
[url= http://www.flickr.com/photos/druridgebaylodge/page3/ ]My shed[/url]
It is extremely difficult to get a mortgage for them.
Cheers righog, nice place and nice to see some white walls.
Mortgage?