Cabin model Gålå
(BRA 80 m²)
Modern cabin in a stick construction with all rooms located in the view direction with large windows. From the entrance there is also a door to the storage/technical room, which can accommodate skis and other equipment. Three bedrooms, one of them with private bathroom. Separate bathroom for the entire cabin. Living/dining room and separate TV room.
About rod construction and block/rod building (Norwegian “Stavlaft”)
Stave construction is the oldest Norwegian timber construction method and dates back so far that it is impossible to pinpoint the exact beginning. The technique has survived for thousands of years and Norwegian stave churches are the best preserved example of advanced stave construction.
Log cabins are stylish and have a lighter look than log cabins. Our log cabins have horizontal sills, strong posts and roof purlins. Between the posts and sleepers are vertical panels/planks.
Our log/staff cabins have hand-hewn gables, roof purlins, posts and sleepers made of coarse Norwegian timber. All cabin models can be built in block/rod construction.
Rod or log/rod construction gives you more choice in terms of room layout than a pure log cabin. Staftlaft cabins create a warm cabin atmosphere and a healthy indoor climate.
Skåbu Tradisjonsbygg has 20 years of experience in the construction of logs and blocks. We only use wood from the best areas in Norway. Through the project “Saving traditions for the future” we have developed the old building techniques so that the cabins can keep pace with new demands and wishes for today. The project was supported by “Innovasjon Norge”.
What's included
Close construction support and adaptation to your wishes
Robust pole construction with strong solid wood sills and posts, designed and built by local carpenters
Aluminum-clad white or gray insulated glass windows for minimal maintenance
Complete plumbing and electrical work carried out by local craftsmen
Complete kitchen with integrated appliances from a local carpentry workshop, painted and fully assembled
Oak floor with heating foil in kitchen/dining room/living room
White glazed pine flooring in the bedrooms
Radiators in all rooms that do not have underfloor heating
Maintenance-free slate tiles with heating cables in the entrance area/hallway
Dark floor tiles with heating cables in bathrooms and laundry/utility room
Recessed shower enclosure with glass doors
White wall tiles in the shower, glass doors
Pine paneling in the color “Soft Elegance” on walls and ceilings
Strong roof purlins in living room/kitchen stained in “Soft Elegance” color (except Gålå 80 model with modern room layout)
Stove model Nordpeis Duo 1 or similar
White three-panel interior doors
Ceiling spotlights with dimmer in entrance areas/hallways and bathrooms
Spotlights with dimmer in living room/kitchen, otherwise ceiling lights
White bathroom furniture with mirror and washbasin
Hanging toilet
Exhaust ventilation in all wet rooms
Frost-proof outdoor water tap
Sauna with bench and panel in aspen, wall lamp, electric heater, glass door (applies to cabin models with sauna)
Air-to-air heat pump with clad exterior
The cabin is delivered with an exterior coating of “Jernvitrol” (grayish glaze)
The hut is built according to the rules and regulations TEK 17 and NS 3420 tolerance class PC/RC.
The price does NOT include land, earthworks, municipal connection fees, waste disposal, building electricity and furniture.
For construction projects outside Skåbu and Gålå, there may be additional costs for freight, planning applications, travel and accommodation. additional costs for freight, building applications, travel and board and lodging. Prices for plumbing and electrical work may also vary outside Skåbu and Gålå.
