There isn’t much that can evoke the feeling of a warm welcome quite like a rustic log cabin. The inviting, natural beauty of pine, cedar, and douglas fir brings a touch of the outdoors in and creates the perfect backdrop for family dinner, birthday celebrations, and cozy nights beside the fireplace.
With the colder months just around the corner, it is time to prep your log cabin to withstand the harsh conditions of winter. Without routine maintenance, freezing temperatures, harsh winds, and heavy snowball can wreak havoc inside and outside your log home.
Who wouldn’t want a log cabin to retreat to on a chilly winter night or a sunny summer afternoon? These iconic structures continue to grow in popularity as manufacturing capabilities and building
Eastern White Pine trees are one of the most widely used wood sources for construction across the United States, and with good reason.
If your dream is to own a log cabin, you have probably come across a myth or two about how difficult they are to maintain. The truth is, with a little forethought and regularly scheduled maintenance,
Considered one of the most resilient woods available, Douglas Fir is used across the globe for its versatility. Save time and money when you learn how to incorporate it into your next building project!
Log cabins are beautiful, but can come at a steep price if you aren’t careful. Here are some cost-saving tips to help make your dream of owning a log cabin home a reality.
There’s a lot to consider when building a log home. But we’re here to help every step of the way. When it comes to deciding which notch to use in the wood, there are many options to consider with pros and cons to each.
Love the shiplap design trend? Find shiplap ideas for your walls, bathroom, ceiling, bedroom, and more.
From weathered grey to saddle brown, wood stain comes in many colors. See if one of our pine wood stain colors is right for your interior project.
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