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The Chappo Log Cabin is a versatile, modern, and practical addition to any outdoor space, offering both sheltered and enclosed...
2.5m Height Log Cabins
Explore our 2.5m height log cabins, designed for versatility and affordability. These cabins, at or below 2.5m, typically do not require planning permission in most areas of Ireland, making them an excellent hassle-free choice.
With a variety of designs available, they offer the perfect solution for work, leisure, or storage while ensuring quality craftsmanship and lasting value.
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The Dellinger Log Cabin with Porch is a stylish and functional addition to any garden, providing a versatile indoor space...
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The Freddy Log Cabin combines elegant design with functional outdoor space, offering a perfect solution for those seeking to enjoy...
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The Funen Log Cabin is a beautifully designed, multi-functional structure, perfect for those who want a balance of indoor comfort...
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With its modern pent design, spacious interior, and covered side porch, the Hattem Modern Log Cabin is an ideal choice...
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Mega Modern measures 5.75m x 3.00m providing both a storage shed and a side porch of 3.75m....
2.5m in height can be built
without the need for planning permission!
In most cases, a building under 2.5m in height can be built without the need for planning permission.
This means that you can build a small outbuilding, a garden shed, or a similar structure without having to go through the formal planning process. However, there are still regulations that you need to follow, such as building regulations. You should also make sure that your intended structure is not located in a special designated area, such as a conservation area or national park, as different regulations may apply. It is important to check with your local council to ensure that your proposed development is allowed under permitted development rights before starting any building work, as failure to do so could result in costly penalties and fines.
