Luoman Lillevilla 100 C-3 User manual

Lillevilla 100 C-3
Wall timber
Dimenstion of base
Max. dimensions of house
Area of roof
Ridge height
Doors 2 pcs
Windows 3 pcs
Window 1 pcs
Wall height
Volume
Weight
(incl. roof)
Window 1 pcs
45 mm x 135 mm
5650 mm x 3900 mm
6090 mm x 5210 mm
34,8 m²
3450 mm
895 mm x 1820 mm
1190 mm x 870 mm
640 mm x 640 mm
640 mm x 870 mm
2350 mm
64 m³
2 packages (1450 kg + 980kg)
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The roof tiles are for
illustration purposes only
Guarantee number:
Controlled by:
Important! Keep this.
Ground plan &
Foundation plan
The terrace as an option
5650 mm x 3900 mm
Wall thickness 45 mm

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Dear summerhouse owner,
impossible to completely prevent some degree of warping, the
formation of resin and cracks, especially on the outside surfaces
and is not actually a defect in the quality
Incidentally:
We wish you every success and lots of fun with the construction of your log cabin . . .
Now you can get started...
Thank you for choosing a Luoman log cabin! Your cabin was manufactured with the greatest care and
expertise from good quality, well-dried, fine-grained spruce/pine at our modern plant in Finland.
The material we use is purely natural, and being solid wood is vigorous and active. Despite technical
drying methods it is, nonetheless,
The varying knot formations are
also typical of spruce/pine. These variations are all part of the beauty of wood.
Any rough edges and unevenness caused by the planer etc. on the back of the profiled planks and
floorboards is due to production techniques and
The timber we use (which is, of course, from sustainable forests) is absolutely untreated, except for the
to avoid by applying a coat of stain(blue-stain inhibitor is recommended) or
paint –please, take notice of the recommendations of the varnish or paint manufacturer. It is not
advisable to paint the wall timbers before assembling them –this is best done when the cabin has been
erected and the weather is fine. However, if you wish to paint odd parts in different colours, this should
be done before the cabin is assembled.
adequate ventilation and avoiding waterlogging are still the best ways of protecting wood
against rot.
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Teknogrund treated parts. That means that the untreated wood will turn greyish over the years, something
which you might choose
Please check the content of the package before you start building your cabin and contact your
dealer if something is missing or can not be used for the purpose. Claims are not accepted after the
product has been assembled.
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Note!
Please NOTE: Luoman Oy reserves all the rights to the photos, drawings, building instructions and other technical
information. Using or forwarding them to competitive purposes is forbidden and will be followed by legal
responsibility for the consequences.
Luoman Puutuote Oy has a Chain-of-Custody system, which is certified by DNV Certification Oy/Ab (www.dnv.com,
certificate 2149-2005-SMS-HEL-DNV). At www.luoman.fi we present the share of certified wood raw material in
your cabin. Our company is a holder of the PEFC logo license PEFC/02-31-82.
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Dear Customer,
in a case of reclamation, please inform your dealer about the specific guarantee number of your
cabin. You can find this number on the package and on the front page of this instruction manual.
Unfortunately, without this guarantee number we cannot handle your reclamation!

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DIMENSIONS
INSIDE
3365X3810
DIMENSIONS
INSIDE
2150X2280
DIMENSIONS
INSIDE
2150X1485
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D
F
E
Door E2
Door C
drilling for the
threaded rod
drilling for the
threaded rod
drilling for the
threaded rod
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The foundation
1.
The most important factor that guarantees a successful assembly, is a properly built foundation.
The base must be well flattened and levelled out. It is also good to make sure that the ground permeates water
well and that the frost heaving is prevented.
is very good for the base. Since Lillevilla 100 is already a rather big cabin, we recommend a
. An even base guarantees a successful erection. The log walls are easy to
assemble and the doors and windows work better, when the bottom is even.
You will find the bottom measures of the log cabin on the front page of the erection instructions.
Rough gravel
concrete slab or a concrete sole
Please
read chapter 4 "Storm bars" before preparing the foundations.
Checking the package and sorting the parts
2.
The instructions include a list of the parts and diagram drawings for the walls A, B, C, D, E and F,
. The drawings indicate where each part is placed.
Check and sort the parts wall by wall with the help of the wall drawings and the part list. Leave 1-2 metres
empty space to the place of the walls, in order to be able to work, according to .
Handle the logs of the front and back walls very carefully. The logs are 5,85 metres long and they have three
timber linings, so they will break easily if stressed parallel to the breast.
Begin the erection by putting 11 foundation beams on the bottom area of the cabin as shown in
Note: slot the outer foundation beams (for the threaded bars, slots facing
outwards). The foundation beams are treated. However it is advisable to isolate the wood from the concrete by
placing e.g. a piece of asphalt felt between them in order to prolong the age of the wood. It is recommendable
to fasten the foundation beams to the foundations.
When installing the logs it is advisable to use a rubber hammer and the included in the package.
Place the fitting piece onto the tongue and groove of the log and hit the piece with the hammer so long that you
can see / feel that the log is in place.
drawings 1
picture 2
picture 3.
fitting pieces
Important! Please
check the content of the package with the part list and contact your dealer if something is missing or can not be
used for the purpose.
according to the picture 3b
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3. 3b.
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50
50
150
20
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Do not use too much force or the log will break. If the log does not go to its place, check that it is straight on the
tongue and groove of the lower log. The logs are planed / timber lined with adequate tolerance so that the
fitting does not require a lot of force.
Start building the log framework by selecting 6 base logs (semi-logs), . Build the
from these logs Notice that the outer bottom boards are placed about 10 mm inwards
from the side walls. There are two reasons for this: if it rains, the area between the bottom board and the first
wall log will stay dry. The outer bottom boards will also function as supporting edges for the floor boards.
When the lowest log framework is assembled, check that it is in right angle by measuring it from corner to
corner and attach the bottom logs to each other and to the foundation beams according to the with
screws or nails (Note: drill the holes beforehand).
A1, B1, C1 D1, E1 and F1
bottom framework .
picture 4
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Continue assembling the walls log by log following the diagrams. When you have fitted four logs on each
wall, install the doors with their frames. The door has a frame with the shape of the letter U, which is fitted
straight into its place from above (the hinges outside). The door frame has an adequate tolerance so that the log
will fit in. If the door does not fit in easily, check if the logs and the battens of the frame are straight. Do not use
too much strength in order not to break the frame.
Continue assembling the log framework and finish the 7th log frame. Notice that the 8th logs are already
shorter because of the window frames. Follow the precise wall diagram, wallsA, B, C, D, E, F.
Continue assembling the log framework until you reach the 10th or 11th log and fit the windows to their places
the same way as the door making sure that they do not fall down. Please make sure to install the
windows right side up. If installed upside down, the window will fall when opened.
Continue assembling the walls according to the wall diagrams. Please note that the last logs at the front
and rear walls are longer.
Note!
A8/C3
When you have completed the walls, assemble the to their places. It is advisable to have 1 or 2
persons helping you and to make sure that the wind cannot fall down the gable triangles before
have been installed. Note, that the small window upstairs is installed before
mounting the triangle F6.
The purlins have been slotted. They will fit into the slots of the gable triangle so that the purlin is on the
same level as the edge of the gable triangle
when installed. Fasten the purlins with
nails according to the .
gable triangles
the purlins /
other supporting elements
picture 5
Screw the wall timbers A8 and C3 to the
gable triangles using 2 screws/corner
(predrill!). .Picture 12
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5.
gable
triangle
A8/C3

Lillevilla 100 has a sleeping loft on the two little rooms (the second floor). When the loft is installed, first the
supports of the floor carrier beams P2 are fastened, 4 supports, . The side wall supports are fastened
with 6 screws of 70 mm per support and the partition wall supports with 6 nails of 100 mm per support.
Install the five floor carrier beams P3+P4 to both rooms at regular intervals, . Fasten the both ends
with nails of 60 mm. Lay the floor boards to their places starting with the groove facing to the wall. Note! Use
the floor boards without grooves on the back side for this task. Fasten the boards carefully to each carrier beam
with nails. mark the nailing line of each carrier beam to the side wall before placing the floor boards.
picture 6
picture 7
Note:
Now assemble the supporting elements K1 and K2's. Push the K2's into their place on the wall timber and
against the gable. They can be fixed with one screw at the top of the gable. Then measure the middle point of
the entrance of the loft (the middle point between the gable parts) and put K1 on the wall at this center point. It
is also profiled so that it stands steady on the wall.
Check that it stands vertical and fix with a couple of
screws to the wall timber. Please ensure that K1 is
fixed to the middle point of the entrance. If not fixed to
the middle point, the ridge purlin will not fit into it.
The sleeping loft
3.
Storm bars (threaded rods)
4.
Although Lillevilla-cabin is very stable, it is advisable to protect the structure against strong winds with so-
called storm bars (threaded rods).
We have drilled holes to the side wall logs for this purpose. (You can also fasten the base logs to the
ground or to the floor concrete with L-shaped clamb irons that are available in shops that sell building
materials.) The storm bars are placed to the holes in the side wall logs so that they are tightened from below
with a washer and a nut and also a washer and a nut are placed on the top of them so that the bars do not rise
above the level of the roof triangles.
This is probably the best and most stable solution that can be provided for
log cabins.
To ensure this safety to the full at all times, you should regularly tighten the nuts of the tension rods, gently and
without force. In the damp months the wood is likely to swell - then loosen the nuts a little. This allows the
walls to "readjust" without being hindered by the storm bars.
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K1
K2
6.
P3 + P4
5+5 pcs.
P2
7.
purlin
ridge purlin
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The functionality of the door / window
5.
Because of the shrinking and expanding of the wood, you can adjust the hinges of the door or the windows by
screwing them inwards or outwards (note, that the door has three hinges; remember to screw each hinge as
much so that they are aligned straight).
If the door / window is too large for the opening, screw the hinges inwards.
Our wood material is artificially dried and in normal conditions there should be no problems in installing the
door and the windows.
: it is advisable to check the function of the door and the windows in the spring and adjust them if
necessary.
Note
Floor
6.
The floor boards have been planed to the profile. They are tongued and grooved and they have chamfers and
two dry grooves below. Usually the boards are dull-edged from below. This is not a fault.
Begin installing the floor from the biggest room by placing the first board chamfers/dry grooves down and the
groove facing to the front wall. Mark the centres of the bottom boards to the base logs with a pencil for
example.After this put the boards to their places.After this install the floor boards to the other rooms.
Also here it must be noticed that the wood lives according to the humidity of the air. When the weather is dry
the boards fit easily to their places. In a moist weather the installation can be tight.
The floor area is 3.81 m deep, so the floor boards can shrink or expand parallel to the side walls 4-6 mm.
Therefore Note that the wood will shrink
very little lengthwise, only a tolerance of 2-5 mm is necessary
between the side walls and the floor.
When the floor boards are in their places, fasten them to the
bottom boards with nails following the marks you have made to
the front and back walls, . You can use an alignment wire
or board in order to find the centre of the bottom boards. Cut and
fasten the skirting boards.
it is advisable to leave a space of 1 mm between each floor board.
picture 8
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In a view of the "sinking" of the log walls, it is possible that the storm bars touch the ground or the foundations
and could damage the roof when pushed upwards. Then simply saw a piece off the end with a metal saw, so
that they do not rest on the ground any more.
A few words about wood. Wood is a living material, it shrinks in a humid weather and expands when the
weather is dry. Therefore we have left an extra space (a slot of 4-5 cm) above the door and the windows. This
space is necessary for the log walls to be able to expand and shrink according to the weather. NEVER NAIL
OR SCREW THE DOOR OR WINDOW FRAMES TO THE LOG WALL EXCEPT TO THE
LOWEST LOG.
This has to be considered already when the foundations are
prepared.
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Roof
7.
Before starting the installation of the roof, make sure that the walls are straight, the door and windows function
and the whole cabin is in the right angle.
The roof boards have been planed to a softline profile. The visible, rounded side is facing downwards (into the
cabin).
The backside of the board can be dull-edged (as the floor boards). As mentioned above, this is not a fault. This
side will be covered with asphalt felt
Begin fastening the roof boards with nails according to the so that the groove is facing outwards.
Make sure that the roof boards do not go over the middle of the ridge beam and fasten them with nails to the
side walls and all three purlins.
Again it is advisable to leave a space of 1 - 1,5 mm between the boards because the wood shrinks and expands
according to the weather
When you are fastening , do not nail it immediately, but check first how far it reaches and
saw away the extra part, if necessary according to
When both sides of the roof are finished, fasten the
BE CAREFUL WHEN INSTALLING THE ROOF, WE DO NOT RECOMMEND WALKING ON
THE ROOF!
Note: make sure that the eaves of the roof are straight and that the boards
do not go over the middle line of the ridge beam.
.
the last roof board
fascia boards K8/K9, picture 10.
picture 9
picture 9.the
Important! After nailing the roof boards they must be covered immediately!
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K8/K9
K7
K6 10.
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Sawing
Start
Finish
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Now you can install the asphalt felt. Treat the felt with care so that it will not tear. Measure the length of the
roof parallel to the side walls, and cut sheets the length of the roof with exactly 90 degrees corners. Start laying
the roofing felt parallel to the eaves - be sure to allow an overhang of 2-3 cm - this is the best way of protecting
the roof planks from dampness.
Fasten the felt on the eaves very carefully with nails at intervals of 10 cm in order to prevent the wind from
lifting the felt. Fasten then the next felts with an overlap of appr. 10 cm. Continue installing the asphalt felt in
numerical order shown in the The ridge felt is folded in the middle and fastened with nails in
both sides and in the middle.
Then you can fasten the barge boards K6 and the wind covering boards K7, see
1 - 7. picture 11.
picture 10.
11.
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Completion and preserving + treating woodwork
8.
Once you have completed the window and door fittings, fix the facing panels to the frames to cover the slits
above the windows inside the cabin. We stress the importance of mounting them on the framework and on
the wall timbers, to allow the structure room to "settle".
not
Please note that we have designed the windows with removable crossbars, to make cleaning the window or
painting the frame easier. Care should be taken when removing and replacing the window cross, since it is a
tight fit.
Regular visual checks help to avoid damage before it occurs. Please remember that fitting adjustments to the
different parts are an unavoidable part of the care programme.
We wish you a lot of pleasure from your Lillevilla 100.
We reserve the right to amend the technical specification.
Treatment and painting must be done twice immediately after building up the house. It’s very important to use
treatment fluid including protection against moulding and blue stain (please ask further advise from the seller
of the treatment fluid). Follow the instructions of the producer of the treatment fluid. The best result will be
achieved in dry circumstances when the temperature is over +5 ºC. Doors and windows must be treated from
both sides. The building needs to be treated also with protection against blue stain and moulding (specially the
corners). Treatments both in and outside must be renewed regularly following the instructions of the producer
of the protective liquid. Follow carefully the condition of the South side wall, because ultraviolet radiation
effects more to it than to the other walls.
In despite of the treatment, moisture can get in from corners, knots, splits and joints of the parts. If needed, you
can prohibit this with silicon, for example.
Note that split knots of light log houses can let protection material flow and make tracks to the other side.
Water absorbs to the wood construction easiest through the heads of the timber (ends of logs and fascia
boards). So treat these points with great care and often enough. Also other timber parts being under heavy
strain of weather and wear (fascia boards, wind covering boards, parapets and facing planks of the terrace)
should be treated quite often, yearly if necessary.
It is recommended to install
venthole gratings (not included) at the top of gable triangles to let extra moisture out.
It is very important to make sure the ventilation works, also under the house.
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List of parts
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Description Dimensions Pieces Mark Control
Foundation beam 48 x 98 x 3900 11 G1
Floorboards 18 x 87 x 2145 44 G2
Floorboards 18 x 87 x 3360 44 G3
Skirting board, running meters 20 x 30 x 2800 12 G4
Floor board for the attic 18 x 87 x 2145 44 P1
Log/beam, attic 45 x 70 x 2145 4 P2
Log/beam, attic 40 x 145 x 1480 5 P3
Log/beam, attic 40 x 145 x 2275 5 P4
Stairs 32 x 120 x 2455 2 P5
Steps 25 x 120 x 476 7 P6
Handrail for the attic 45 x 145 x 630 1 P7
Log 45 x 67 x 5850 1 A1
Log 45 x 135 x 2403 7 A2
Log 45 x 135 x 2537 7 A3
Log 45 x 135 x 623 14 A4
Log 45 x 135 x 575 7 A5
Log 45 x 135 x 709 7 A6
Log 45 x 135 x 5850 2 A7
Log 45 x 145 x 6050 1 A8
Log 45 x 67 x 2440 1 B1
Log 45 x 135 x 2440 15 B2
Log 45 x 135 x 2440 1 B3
Log 45 x 65 x 245 2 B4
Log 45 x 67 x 5850 1 C1
Log 45 x 135 x 5850 16 C2
Log 45 x 145 x 6050 1 C3
Log, pre-drilled 45 x 135 x 4100 10 D1
Log, pre-drilled 45 x 135 x 1775 7 D2
Log, pre-drilled 45 x 135 x 1120 7 D3
Gable triangle, pre-drilled 45 x 540 x 3810 1 D4
Gable triangle 45 x 540 x 2031 1 D5
Log 45 x 135 x 4100 1 E1
Log 45 x 135 x 245 13 E2
Log 45 x 135 x 1415 13 E3
Log 45 x 135 x 623 13 E4
Log 45 x 135 x 4100 1 E5
Log 45 x 135 x 4100 1 E6
Log 45 x 135 x 4100 1 E7
Gable triangle 45 x 675 x 1151 2 E8
Log, pre-drilled 45 x 135 x 4100 10 F1
Log, pre-drilled 45 x 135 x 2490 7 F2
Log, pre-drilled 45 x 135 x 960 7 F3
Log, pre-drilled 45 x 135 x 4100 1 F4
Gable triangle 45 x 675 x 1452 2 F5
Gable triangle 45 x 270 x 1015 1 F6
Supporting post for the ridge purlin 135 x 145 x 1128 1 K1
Supporting post for purlin 135 x 145 x 724 2 K2
Purlin 40 x 145 x 6050 2 K3
Purlin 40 x 145 x 6050 2 K4
Ridge purlin 40 x 145 x 6050 1 K5

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Description Dimensions Pieces Mark Control
Barge board 16 x 145 x 2950 4 K6
Wind coveringboard 16 x 95 x 2960 4 K7
Fascia board 16 x 95 x 2280 2 K8
Fascia board 16 x 95 x 3770 2 K9
Roof boarding 17 x 87 x 2880 140 K10
Small window, type A 640 x 640 1 J1
Window, type D 1190 x 870 3 J2
Window, type E 640 x 870 1 J3
Door, type C 890 x 1820 1 J4
Door, type E2, low glass 890 x 1820 1 J5
Facing panel for window 20 x 95 x 750 2 J6
Facing panel for window 20 x 95 x 690 2 J7
Facing panel for window 20 x 95 x 1300 3 J8
Facing panel for window 20 x 95 x 1250 3 J9
U-post 34 x 65 x 1860 2 L1
U-post 34 x 65 x 940 1 L2
Roofing felt 19 m 2 rolls
Roofing felt 7,5 m 1 roll
Nails, screws etc. 45 x 65 x 250 2 T18
Log pieces of fitting 1 bag T19
Threaded rods 2500 4 M8
All measurement approximately.
We reserve the right to make changes.