
Description
The Backyard Cabin Andrea 21.1+7.9 m² Slide is a flat-pack timber cabin with 44 mm solid spruce walls and an external footprint of 1038 x 300 cm. Internal floor area is 21.1 m². Our Backyard Cabin Andrea 21.1+7.9 m² Slide is sized for a garden studio, guest space, home office or hobby room. Walls stand 228 cm high, with a total height of 264 cm. The roof runs at a gradient of 4.4° over a roof area of 41.6 m², with an 82 cm overhang, and is laid with 19 mm tongue and groove boards. Floor boards are also 19 mm tongue and groove. An aluminium sliding door set is fitted, with Alu SG (single glazed) grade doors and windows glazed in 4 mm toughened safety glass. Laminated timber posts and treated foundation joists are included, and the layout can be built in reverse to suit the site. The FSC-certified Nordic spruce is supplied untreated for your own finish.
Features
- 44 mm solid spruce walls
- Wall height 228 cm, total height 264 cm
- Roof gradient 4.4°, roof area 41.6 m², 82 cm roof overhang
- Aluminium sliding door set, with door openings of 176 x 187 cm, 88 x 187 cm and 73 x 186 cm
- Window opening 83 x 160 cm, Alu SG (single glazed) grade, 4 mm toughened safety glass
- 19 mm tongue and groove roof boards and 19 mm tongue and groove floor boards
- Laminated timber posts and treated foundation joists included
- FSC-certified Nordic spruce, supplied untreated for your own finish
Optional Extras
- Roof covering: four rolls of EPDM roofing material (one roll = 1.5 x 10 m)
- Foundation frame: one 4.5 x 3 m frame including LogFoot, one 6 x 3 m frame including LogFoot
- Rain gutter: one 5 m flat-roof gutter, one 6 m flat-roof gutter
Specifications
- Floor area
- 21.1 m² plus 7.9 m² covered
- Gross ground area
- 30.4 m² (includes covered open bays, excludes roof overhang)
- Overall dimensions
- 10.38 m x 3.00 m
- Wall thickness
- 44 mm
- Timber certification
- FSC Mix 70%
- Kit dimensions (flat-pack)
- 3.04m x 1.06m x 0.46m, 4.45m x 1.18m x 0.37m, 3.20m x 1.18m x 0.59m, 6.00m x 1.18m x 0.70m
- Packs
- 4
- Weight
- 2758 kg
- Made in
- Europe
- Delivery
- Flat-pack kit for self-assembly
Assembly
Start with the base. Choose a position that is level, firm and drains freely, and set out a foundation across the full 1038 x 300 cm footprint with working room on every side. A concrete slab, piers or a compacted and levelled bearer arrangement with sufficient bearing capacity all work, provided the surface is flat and square before the first timber is placed. Check the building is set-out true to requirements and as per installation manual. The treated foundation joists sit on that base, so grade the ground to carry water away from the building and keep soil and mulch below the joist line. If in doubt, always consult a foundation specialist.
Keep the packs flat, dry and off the ground until you are ready to build. Where the timber is supplied untreated, have your exterior coating ready before you begin and apply at least two coats to all faces, including cut ends and anything that will be hard to reach once the building is assembled and standing. Re-apply coating as recommended by the manufacturer and before the finish starts to fail.
Assemble in the order shown in the provided manuals. Timber is a living material. It shrinks and expands based on temperature and humidity changes. This is normal, and it means periodical adjustments to doors and windows over the first few months and with the seasons thereafter.
Our products are under continuous development and improvement. Minor variations from the details shown can occur.
Assembly manuals
Shipping & Returns
Delivery terms are shown on each product listing. Where a listing indicates depot delivery, delivery is free to our freight depots in the Adelaide, Brisbane, Canberra, Melbourne and Sydney metro areas, and quoted before purchase for destinations beyond those areas. Free warehouse pickup is available. Smaller items and accessories are sent by standard post or courier to your home address, with shipping shown at checkout.
Larger products are supplied as flat-pack kits on pallets. The number of pallets, their dimensions and their weights vary by product and are shown with each product.
You may collect your order from our warehouse or the depot, or arrange delivery from the depot to your final destination at your cost. Most depots offer delivery from the depot to your address. Unloading, access and any equipment required are organised by you with the depot or your chosen delivery provider.
Products held in stock are dispatched within 1 to 4 business days of receipt of payment. Made to order products carry a lead time of 8 to 14 weeks.
Our timber products are delivered as securely packaged, weatherproof flat packs. Construction materials, doors, windows, fixtures, hardware, and any optionally added products are included as detailed in the description. This ensures safe delivery and storage.
Warranty
Five-year timber warranty
Every Nordic Spa building is backed by a five-year warranty against defects in materials and workmanship, running from the day it is delivered. No registration, just keep your proof of purchase and look after the timber. Electrical components carry a one-year manufacturer's warranty.
Built to last
Our buildings are made from slow-grown European Nordic spruce, pine and aspen, dense and stable timber chosen for a long life outdoors. Sealed, treated and maintained as recommended, a Nordic Spa building is made to be enjoyed for many years, not a few seasons.
A few simple things keep your warranty valid:
A suitable foundation
Place your building on a firm, level, well-drained base with sufficient load-bearing capacity for the product and its intended use (account for the weight of water inside a spa, hot tub or ice bath). Preparing the foundation, and getting professional advice where the site needs it, is the owner's responsibility.
Seal the timber early
Timber is supplied either untreated or pre-treated (optional) and needs initial and regular protecting. Seal all exposed timber as soon as practicable after assembly (latest within six weeks) with a suitable exterior preservative or stain: a primer coat and at least two top coats.
Keep up the care
Re-coat at the intervals your chosen product recommends, before the finish starts to fail. Keep the base dry, drained and ventilated, and take reasonable steps against termites for your area. For a spa, keep the water balanced and the cover on when it is not in use.
Support you can rely on
Our team is here before, during and after your build to answer your product questions, to provide assembly guidance and help choosing the right model.
This warranty is in addition to your rights under the Australian Consumer Law. Read our full Warranty policy
European Made
Crafted in Europe from slow-grown timber
Every Nordic Spa building is made in Europe from sustainably slow-grown Scandinavian timber, with quality European windows, doors and fittings throughout, and a chemical-free build. Thirty years of combined experience go into every product, so what arrives in your yard is made to last decades, not seasons.
Your Space
More from your backyard, for years
A Nordic Spa building turns unused yard into a space you actually live in, whether that is somewhere to unwind, work, grow, store or gather. Built from dense European timber and finished for the weather, it stands up to the Australian outdoors and keeps earning its place season after season.
Factory Direct
Bought direct, backed by real specialists
We buy factory-direct and cut out the middle-man, so more of your money goes into the build instead of a chain of resellers. Before you order, a specialist helps you choose and size it correctly. We then ship Australia-wide to a freight depot near you, with our unmatched warranty on materials and craftsmanship behind every product.
