The Dundalk Palmer (CTC68N) is the mid-size cabin in the Canadian Timber Collection, handcrafted in Ontario from Premium Grade A Eastern White Cedar. Unlike a barrel or pod, the cabin gives you a flat floor, vertical walls and a peaked roof that sheds rain and snow the way a building should. It arrives as a ready-to-assemble kit and goes together with dovetail corner joinery — no corner posts, no frame.
Dundalk rates the Palmer for 4 bathers. The sauna room is 84" wide by 60" deep with an 86-1/4" ceiling — 263 cubic feet. It shares the Georgian's 98-1/4" × 97-1/4" roof, but the cabin under it is 71" deep at the base against the Georgian's 95", so the roof runs forward over the entrance as a covered overhang — which is what makes it a shed-style cabin rather than a full-depth one.
The roof is 28-gauge textured black steel, made in Canada: metal roofing in Ontario-made Hamilton steel over cedar roof boards, finished with metal trim. The cedar itself is naturally weather-resistant without chemical treatment, and Dundalk's single-stave bevels keep the wall line consistent as the wood weathers.
The heater is chosen separately. Dundalk recommends a 6 kW electric heater for the Palmer, which we supply as the HUUM DROP 6 kW package or the Harvia KIP 6 kW, and a wood-burning stove is also supported. For the electric packages, HUUM's manual says the DROP 6 kW draws 25 amps at 240 V, and Harvia's manual says the KIP 6 kW draws 25 amps at 240 V single-phase. Your licensed electrician sizes the breaker and wire from the manual that ships with the heater and your local code.
The Palmer sits between Dundalk's two other cabins: the compact Granby and the full-depth Georgian, which is also offered with a porch or a changeroom.