Screw-jacks allow settling to occur in a synchronized manner. Log homes are built using vertically placed posts, horizontal beams and horizontally placed wall logs. Without screw-jacks, this difference in orientation would leave gaps because settling will occur in some places...
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The most immediate difference between log homes and conventional houses is their distinct aesthetic. Log homes exude a warm, inviting atmosphere that is often lacking in standard construction. The use of natural wood, with its rich textures and tones, creates...
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Building a log or timber frame home with Lake Country is rewarding. Below, we've outlined the general steps involved....
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For those enchanted by the allure of nature and rustic living, log homes present an intriguing alternative to conventional houses. These timeless structures are not just residences; they are embodiments of a unique lifestyle, blending seamlessly with the natural environment....
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Follow us as we craft a Western Red Cedar log home destined for Crawford Bay in British Columbia. Surrounded by the Purcell Mountains, the town offers breathtaking views and a wide range of outdoor activities....
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