One-Room Log Cabins Are Cozy, Cheap, And Environmentally Friendly
Building and living in a one-room log cabin can offer you many benefits that would make log home living exciting, adventurous, and fun.
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Building and living in a one-room log cabin can offer you many benefits that would make log home living exciting, adventurous, and fun.
Read moreWith so many changes, updates, and new innovations available to those who are building or living in log homes these days, it's important -- and fun! -- to know what the current log home trends are. Jim Young keeps you up to date on all the latest news and current building trends in the log home industry.
Read moreDo you have a copper sink in your log home? Are you thinking about getting one? Copper sinks make a beautiful and practical addition to any home's bathroom, kitchen, or washroom. Here are a few of the great things about copper sinks.
Read moreShould you stain the logs or finish the wood for your log home before the home is completed or after? See the advantages to both methods.
Read moreYes, log homes are actually safer against fires than traditional stick-frame homes. See why...
Read moreThe Green Log Awards recognize the best green products which help make people comfortable and safe in their homes and at work without damaging the planet.
Read moreDid you know you can build a log home for less than $11,000? One man built the log home of his dreams for under $11,000! You can build a cheap log home, too. Here's how.
Read moreIs it really possible to build your very own log cabin in just 11 steps?! Maybe....
Read moreLog home lending is different for some banks than taking out a mortgage for a tract house or other conventional housing structure. Knowing what avenues to take when seeking log home financing will make your goals of obtaining a mortgage for your log home an easier, happier journey.
Read moreOne of the biggest hang-ups in the process of finding a bank to finance our log home was the 'draw schedule'. The draw schedule is that unique timeline that spells out exactly when the logs themselves will be paid for, when the next installment of payments will be doled out by the bank, etc. It became difficult to get the bank and the log home company to agree on when the actual money would exchange hands. Here's how it went for us.
Read moreAllowing extra light into your home is an aesthetically pleasing thing. But at what cost? Is there a downside to installing skylights on your roof? Here are the pros and cons of installing skylights on your roof.
Read moreHere's how to incorporate feng shui in the rooms of your home.
Read moreCompared to porcelain tile, Travertine tile is easier to cut and shape. Because of this, it has become a favorite for many people, including home builders. Following are some of the pros and cons of using Travertine tile for the flooring, countertops and backsplashes inside your home.
Read moreFollowing are some tips for working with log siding, plus lots of fun ways to use log siding in other projects around the house.
Read moreI love idea of painting log walls. I really like color and am not afraid of putting it anywhere -- including interior log walls. I have also seen several log home companies displaying homes that have a painted exterior color. Here are some things to consider BEFORE painting your log home.
Read moreThe number and placement of bathroom doors is one thing that people tend to overlook -- until it's too late. I've learned a few things that might save you some headaches later on, if you're able to address these things before you build.
Read moreDustless floor refinishing is a low-cost alternative to refinishing your hardwood floors. Here are the pros and cons of dustless floor refinishing for hardwood floors...
Read moreAside from price and style, when you're buying a new toilet, you also need to consider things like water conservation, function, size, shape, cleanliness, and maybe even color. Following is a guide that will help you determine which toilet is the best toilet for your home. Plus, discussion of some of the most modern features in today's toilets.
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