Mr M chose a Keops Interlock garage to house his cherished VW Campervan. He already had an existing concrete slab, so needed a bespoke garage to fit the slab size.

Botanists have recently discovered a new species of pine tree found to be growing near the Arctic Circle. Similar to other types of Northern Scandinavian pine, it also has a very tight grain and high density but has a very unusual characteristic in that the trees grow horizontally.

Entries are now invited for the prestigious title of Shed of the Year 2016! Channel 4’s popular programme ‘Amazing Spaces Shed of the Year’ is back for its third series and you can be a part of it.

A challenging log cabin delivery for our driver Paul this morning when faced with a narrow bridge to negotiate. As always, he coped admirably with just a few inches to spare.

How would you like to live in this fabulous floating cabin? Margy and Wayne Lutz were committed city dwellers until they bought their floating cabin on Powell Lake, British Columbia in 2006.

Mr. Welsby purchased his Keops log cabin from us fifteen years ago. He made such a wonderful job of the cabin and his garden was so beautiful.

The Keops Quatra style log cabin features a lovely pyramid shaped roof. We often get asked what it looks like inside; does it have a flat ceiling, or does the ceiling follow the roof contours?

Keops Construction Week. Starting on Monday, for the next week or so we’ll be explaining everything you need to know about building your Keops log cabin.

Richard and Lois kindly took the time to send us an update on their new Keops Cottage Style log cabin and to tell us that their neighbours have “shed-envy” like you wouldn’t believe.

The delivery of a new Keops log cabin to Wasdale in Cumbria for the National Trust went without a hitch. Although one of our more trickier deliveries, our driver was reported to be brilliant, laid back and unfazed.

Huge congratulations to Alex Holland from Wales for winning the prestigious title of ‘Shed of the Year 2013’. Our clear favourite this year for the Readersheds competition.

Don’t forget to watch George Clarke’s Amazing Spaces on Channel 4 at 8pm. Episode 5 features a 1920′s showman’s caravan drunkenly bought on ebay (who hasn’t bid for something after a small sherry!)