Log cabin project

[Dayne21]

Good luck =) I would build it off the ground tho using some pillers hammed into the ground then mount floor on top of that. Just keeps away rats and damp

Well, my reasoning for building it on a trailor is so that its easily movable from one place to another rather that having to rebuild if forced to move

[munchh]

Got any newer pics?

[tom2tom]

Ohhh lol did not even see the trailer lol. Hope it's coming on well =)

[moonkelpie]

That looks amazing.
I once read a story in a newspaper about a young man who built a house/shed on wheels to get a foot on the property ladder. I cannot remember anything more than that, sadly.

[poppypiesdad]

Just a bit of info for you that we found out to our surprise meaning a rethink on one of our projects

http://www.batesontrailers.com/trailer-towing-guide.asp

Max width 2.5m for towing ,

Jamie

[Dayne21]

Thanks for the info, but luckaly enough i only have to tows it a mile or 2 on counrty roads to get to my field, but i have measured the road and it will be tight in places

Just a bit of info for you that we found out to our surprise meaning a rethink on one of our projects

http://www.batesontrailers.com/trailer-towing-guide.asp

Max width 2.5m for towing ,

Jamie

[Dayne21]

Some more piccys, slowly getting some money spare!

http://www.flickr.com/photos/91493062@N08/8362358684/

http://www.flickr.com/photos/91493062@N08/8361300083/

http://www.flickr.com/photos/91493062@N08/8361298879/

http://www.flickr.com/photos/91493062@N08/8362360256/

http://www.flickr.com/photos/91493062@N08/8373568374/

http://www.flickr.com/photos/91493062@N08/8372510013/

http://www.flickr.com/photos/91493062@N08/8373573736/