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The Persian 28mm Log Cabin – Garden Office – 12’x8′ From Whichshed.co.uk

Tiger Sheds
£2359.99

Tiger Cabins presents the Wooden Persian Log Cabin measuring 12’x8′, crafted by skilled joiners with a Georgian design featuring half glazed double windows. Discover the stunning Persian log cabin in Georgian style, complete with charming Georgian elements and a delightful opening window. This log cabin, measuring 12’x8′, truly stands out as one of our finest offerings. Explore the beauty of The Persian 28mm Log Cabin here.

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