Do BBQ huts need planning permission?

Provided your building is under 30m2, your new BBQ cabin will not require planning permission. Cabin Master buildings are also built on foundations that meet UK building regulations, so you can order your new cabin without the need to seek permission from local governing bodies.

Can you sleep in a BBQ hut?

BBQ cabins are specifically designed to be thermally efficient, and provide the necessary ventilation required to utilise your installation for a variety of uses. Cabin Master provides expert build quality for thermal efficiency and ventilation, and each cabin comes with adaptable benches as standard, to allow you to repurpose your cabin for any occasion.

Can I BBQ in a summer house?

Unless your summer house is built to meet both the thermal and ventilation requirements necessary for cooking indoors, then your summer house is unlikely to be suitable for the purpose of BBQing. You are likely to create a considerable health hazard within your summer house if you choose to BBQ in it, which includes fire safety and smoke inhalation hazards.

Can I have a BBQ in my garden uk?

As long as you're considerate of safety, local laws, and neighbours, you’re free to enjoy a BBQ in your garden! Our BBQ Cabins are the perfect spots for enjoying a barbecue in your own outdoor area.

A BBQ cabin is a Scandinavian-style timber hut, also referred to as a grill cabin or gillkota and similar to a summerhouse. Our BBQ huts are UK made and you can safely host, relax and entertain family barbecues and outdoor cooking parties all year round, no matter the weather. With their trademarked sloping-walled design, the Arctic Cabins timber BBQ hut, complete with a central BBQ grill and optional drinks bar extensions for all-year-round entertaining, is the perfect escape.

Are BBQ huts worth the investment?

As they can be used all year round, BBQ huts are are the perfect addition to any garden! Many of our owners use their cabin at least 3 times a week, come rain or shine so you'll definitely get your money's worth out of one of these quirky grill huts. They are eye-catching, fun and cosy so make the perfect escape any night of the week and will become the heart and soul of your garden.

How do I look after my BBQ cabin?

So, how do you look after your BBQ Hut once it’s been installed to keep it in tip top condition? When we install your BBQ Cabin we will give it a coat of Sovereign Wood Treatment, which is trade-only at present, but there are plenty of great options out there that you can use to keep your cabin looking amazing, year after year. We recommend treating your BBQ building at least twice in the first year (including the initial treatment by us), and at least once per year thereafter on its birthday.You may choose to treat the floor & tray tables with clear yacht varnish to make cleaning easier while keeping the wood protected. We advise against treating the inside of the cabin walls as the wood needs to stay breathable so that moisture can escape through the timber, and avoid condensation and mould issues. If you’re using your cabin grill regularly, moisture inside the cabin shouldn’t be an issue, as the heat inside will keep the wood moisture-free. We advise using the cabin at least weekly during the colder months.Should you get a build-up of moss on your cabin roof, you will want to remove this. It can be easily removed using a solution of bleach and water (50/50). The moss will turn brown and fall off naturally.