Your hut is delivered from our workshop in the Scottish Highlands using a 18 tonne HIAB.

Delivery includes:
- Transport to end location
- Offloading and placement prepared base
- Basic positioning where access allows

Delivery is priced based on distance from our workshop and assumes standard access conditions.

Delivery mileage is calculated from Inverness to the delivery location using the most practical road route available. Our standard guide price is based on a fixed pickup, loading, and transport allowance of £250, plus approximately £4 per mile from Inverness.

To keep pricing simple, we show delivery costs in distance bands rather than charging every mile individually. This means the final guide price may be rounded to the nearest delivery band.

Prices assume suitable access, straightforward unloading, and standard positioning. Additional costs may apply for restricted access, ferry routes, islands, difficult ground conditions, additional lifting requirements, waiting time, or non-standard delivery arrangements.

For locations over 150 miles from Inverness, or for remote and island deliveries, we will provide a tailored delivery quote before confirming your order.

Before ordering, you must ensure your site is suitable for delivery.

You will need:
- Adequate access width for a delivery vehicle
- Sufficient height clearance (trees, cables, structures)
- Space for unloading and positioning

Our delivery vehicles are typically 18-tonne HIAB lorries, approximately 12m long, 2.5m wide, and 4m high, so suitable access is essential.

Huts are delivered on a trailer and positioned on site. While fitted with wheels, these are primarily decorative and only suitable for very short adjustments.

Huts are not designed to be manoeuvred long distances or around tight corners once delivered.

If access is restricted, you must contact us before ordering so we can assess the situation and advise accordingly.

We typically deliver huts using a HIAB lorry (crane-equipped vehicle), allowing them to be lifted directly into position.

In some cases, additional or specialist lifting equipment may be required, particularly where:
- Access is limited
- The hut must be positioned over obstacles
- Ground conditions prevent standard placement

Any additional requirements will be discussed and agreed in advance.

Wheels are for visual and positioning purposes only and must not be used for support or transport.

The hut must be installed with the chassis fully supported on suitable load-bearing blocks or a proper base. It must not be left sitting on its wheels.

A suitable, level base is required, such as:
- Concrete pads
- Timber sleepers
- Concrete slab

The base must be level, stable, completed before delivery, and suitable for the size and weight of the hut.

Failure to provide a suitable base may delay or prevent installation and may result in additional costs. The company accepts no liability for issues arising from improper support or base preparation.

You are responsible for ensuring that your hut complies with all relevant requirements.

This includes:
- Planning permission (where required)
- Building regulations
- Utility connections (electricity, water, drainage)

Requirements vary depending on:
- Location
- Intended use (personal use, rental, or commercial)

We strongly recommend checking with your local authority before ordering if you are unsure.

- Delivery pricing is based on standard access and conditions only
- Final delivery cost will always be confirmed before your build begins
- Site-specific challenges may affect delivery method and cost
- Clear communication before delivery ensures a smooth installation