Sample text — replace with your own. A-frame cabins are defined by a steep, simple roof that reaches almost to the ground. In a high-rainfall region that shape sheds water quickly, and the tall front gable lets in plenty of light and the view.
They suit homestays, guest cottages and weekend getaways, and work well on sloping plots.
Highlights
- Steep roof that sheds monsoon rain
- Tall glass gable for light and views
- Sleeping loft above the living space
- Built in teak from our own saw mill
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