Plankbridge is introducing a new, lower cost offering called the 'Standard' (pictured above). Cofounder Richard Lee says that he's been contemplating the move for a while as he does not want price to be a barrier to a customer with a decent budget but at the same time can’t afford their full spec (eg. full designer kitchen).
"This year feels the right time to introduce a pared-back aesthetic," he says, "offering our well-known shepherd’s huts with exactly the same build method, insulation and design knowledge. But in place of an engineered oak floor, the new ‘Plankbridge Standard’ offers a solid redwood pine floor, in a scrubbed finish, painted windows and doors and a kitchen with stylish open shelves rather than glass-fronted wall cupboards."
These, and a few other clever design tweaks, could knock about £10k off an
18’ en-suite Cabin model, for example, but the same approach can be applied to any of their hut models. If you're interested, contact them via the link above for more information.
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