PacRim Log Structures
Pre-Fabricated Shed & Cabin Kits
1985 South Wellington Rd., Nanaimo, B.C., V9X 1R4
Nanaimo: 844-385-0564
Prefabricated Shed & Cabin Kits
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PacRim Log Structures is the leading retailer of Pre-Fabricated Wood Structure kits in Western Canada. Made from Northern Spruce, our high-quality manufactured kits provide many versatile residential or recreational uses such as sheds, bunkies, cabins, gazebos, office space, studios, garages, saunas, wood-fired hot tubs, picnic tables, BBQ huts, garden items, chalets, and more.
Currently shipping in flat-packed, deconstructed kits with all materials, hardware, and assembly instructions included.
What We Offer
Now introducing Wood Pellet fuelled products such as fire pits, patio heaters, pizza ovens, and BBQ grills. We are also carrying BBQ accessories such as flavoured pellets, BBQ & Wing sauces, and pellet storage totes.
Collections Now Available to Purchase
Colorado – $5,975
99 sq.ft. | 28mm
Gloria F + SD150 – $6,775
82 sq.ft. + 29 sq.ft. cover | 28mm
Willow – $7,365
96 sq.ft | 40mm
Two-Storey Bunkie – $15,995
104 sq.ft + loft | 40mm
Montana – $13,830
140 sq.ft. + Porch | 40mm
Standard Bunkie – $11,600
104 sq.ft | 40mm
Prefabricated Wood Structure Kits
What is included?
PacRim’s prefabricated kits come flat packed with all materials required to construct the shell of the kit.
These materials include:
- Precision cut tongue & groove wall boards, floor boards, and roof boards in specified thickness
- Single or double paned doors and windows, depending on model
- Hardware to construct including screws, nails, handles and locks
Any additional exterior or interior materials are extra packages, and are priced accordingly. PacRim is happy to provide quotes on any requested after-market materials or services.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is Included?
PacRim Log Structures specializes in deconstructed log structure kits, that are easily assembled on your property by a skilled carpenter.
Each unit will come flat packed, wrapped in a thick tarp paper, and strapped to a pallet. Inside you will find:
– tongue & groove wall boards, floor boards, and roof boards in specified thickness
– all doors and windows
– hardware and lock assemblies
– nails and screws to construct the unit.
We provide technical drawings and assembly instructions for your unit upon purchase.
For more detailed information about the specific components included, please check our ‘Product Information’ page.
How do I Protect my Unit?
We recommend treating your unit immediately after assembly to ensure it is not negatively affected by the climate, especially on the West Coast. Wood Oil, Stain, or Paint can be used on both the exterior and interior of the unit to provide protection, and aesthetic. We encourage you to speak to a local paint supplier to determine the best product for your specific climate and unit.
PacRim works with local suppliers to provide high quality products that are tailored to your unit. Contact us for a customized quote.
To learn more about protecting your unit, please check our ‘Extras & Upgrades’ page.
How do I Build the Unit?
Included in your purchase of a structure is technical drawings and assembly instructions specific to your unit. These drawings will show a list of all materials included and how they should be assembled, as well as dimensions and elevations for the unit. We do not recommend relying solely on these documents to construct your unit however – carpentry experience is an asset.
The most important thing to remember is that your base needs to be square and level, otherwise as you build your unit it will be out of alignment exponentially as you get higher, which will result in warping and incorrect settling.
On our ‘Symbols & Assembly Instructions’ page, we do have a few assembly videos to show you the process of constructing one of our units.
We are here to assist you with any questions that you have along the way – please do not hesitate to contact us or your sales rep!
Additional FAQs
PacRim + Ecklundson Construction worked together on a recent project with Cowichan Tribes to provide 6 fully finished cabins for supportive emergency housing. These units were built to BC Building Code including spray foam insulation, electrical, vinyl flooring and drywall. Check out the video below of the finished product.
