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Revient Reclaimed WoodLog Stack Siding is the use of sleepers or hand hewn timbers from 18th century colonial America to create the look of a log cabin, but with the ability to have the insulation and construction of a modern building. By working up from to end, so as to leave the ends or tails full, the timbers are split. The material is then used as horizontal siding, with the full ends coming together to form the corner of the building - just like a traditional log cabin. Due to the corner log stack, there is a small gap between each siding piece which is filled with chinking to seal the gaps between the logs.
Revient Reclaimed WoodLog Stack Siding is the use of sleepers or hand hewn timbers from 18th century colonial America to create the look of a log cabin, but with the ability to have the insulation and construction of a modern building. By working up from to end, so as to leave the ends or tails full, the timbers are split. The material is then used as horizontal siding, with the full ends coming together to form the corner of the building - just like a traditional log cabin. Due to the corner log stack, there is a small gap between each siding piece which is filled with chinking to seal the gaps between the logs.
Revient Reclaimed WoodLog Stack Siding is the use of sleepers or hand hewn timbers from 18th century colonial America to create the look of a log cabin, but with the ability to have the insulation and construction of a modern building. By working up from to end, so as to leave the ends or tails full, the timbers are split. The material is then used as horizontal siding, with the full ends coming together to form the corner of the building - just like a traditional log cabin. Due to the corner log stack, there is a small gap between each siding piece which is filled with chinking to seal the gaps between the logs.
EverLog™ Systems: Worry Free Concrete Logs16" Hand-Hewn EverLog™ Concrete Log Siding
Color: Natural Brown
Contractor: Greg McCue Construction, Inc.
Mountain style brown concrete exterior home photo in Other
Mountain style brown concrete exterior home photo in Other
Revient Reclaimed WoodLog Stack Siding is the use of sleepers or hand hewn timbers from 18th century colonial America to create the look of a log cabin, but with the ability to have the insulation and construction of a modern building. By working up from to end, so as to leave the ends or tails full, the timbers are split. The material is then used as horizontal siding, with the full ends coming together to form the corner of the building - just like a traditional log cabin. Due to the corner log stack, there is a small gap between each siding piece which is filled with chinking to seal the gaps between the logs.
EverLog™ Systems: Worry Free Concrete LogsThis home features our 16" Hand-Hewn EverLog™ Concrete Log Siding and structural concrete timbers in our popular Golden color. Visit our website for more information about our concrete log siding and concrete log products. EverLog™ Systems only provided the exterior materials for this home.
TrestlewoodTrestlewood processes hand-hewn sleepers into Hand-Hewn Skins, a unique 2" siding which is unmatched in character and beauty. Hand Hewn Siding is generally installed with chinking in between the slabs. It may be installed with "tails" which can be used to create dove tails at each of the corners of the house. Available Configurations: Log stack or log stack with tails.
We also invite you to consider our Reclaimed Hand-Hewn Middles and NatureAged Hand-Hewn as hand-hewn siding option
EverLog™ Systems: Worry Free Concrete LogsThis barn and stable was constructed in Four Corners, Wyoming and used our 16″ Hand-Hewn EverLog Concrete Log Siding in our popular Natural Brown color.
EverLog™ Systems: Worry Free Concrete LogsJohn Harwood
Rustic brown concrete exterior home idea in Other
Rustic brown concrete exterior home idea in Other
Revient Reclaimed WoodLog Stack Siding is the use of sleepers or hand hewn timbers from 18th century colonial America to create the look of a log cabin, but with the ability to have the insulation and construction of a modern building. By working up from to end, so as to leave the ends or tails full, the timbers are split. The material is then used as horizontal siding, with the full ends coming together to form the corner of the building - just like a traditional log cabin. Due to the corner log stack, there is a small gap between each siding piece which is filled with chinking to seal the gaps between the logs.
EverLog™ Systems: Worry Free Concrete LogsThis Florence, Montana timber siding home overlooking the Bitterroot Valley features our 16″ Hand-Hewn EverLog Concrete Timber Siding in our Natural Brown finish color. Weatherall Adobe colored chinking was selected to accent the Natural Brown concrete timber siding.
NextGen LogsApril’s NextGen Logs home of the month is a beautiful Antique Cherry Hand Hewn siding. If you zoom in on the photo, you can also note the custom vertical log, 19 inches in diameter, which extends up the prow wall. This vertical log truly gives the cabin a unique look from the water.
Revient Reclaimed WoodLog Stack Siding is the use of sleepers or hand hewn timbers from 18th century colonial America to create the look of a log cabin, but with the ability to have the insulation and construction of a modern building. By working up from to end, so as to leave the ends or tails full, the timbers are split. The material is then used as horizontal siding, with the full ends coming together to form the corner of the building - just like a traditional log cabin. Due to the corner log stack, there is a small gap between each siding piece which is filled with chinking to seal the gaps between the logs.
Revient Reclaimed WoodLog Stack Siding is the use of sleepers or hand hewn timbers from 18th century colonial America to create the look of a log cabin, but with the ability to have the insulation and construction of a modern building. By working up from to end, so as to leave the ends or tails full, the timbers are split. The material is then used as horizontal siding, with the full ends coming together to form the corner of the building - just like a traditional log cabin. Due to the corner log stack, there is a small gap between each siding piece which is filled with chinking to seal the gaps between the logs.
EverLog™ Systems: Worry Free Concrete LogsJohn Harwood
Inspiration for a rustic brown concrete exterior home remodel in Other
Inspiration for a rustic brown concrete exterior home remodel in Other
EverLog™ Systems: Worry Free Concrete LogsThis barn and stable was constructed in Four Corners, Wyoming and used our 16″ Hand-Hewn EverLog Concrete Log Siding in our popular Natural Brown color.
EverLog™ Systems: Worry Free Concrete LogsJohn Harwood
Mountain style brown concrete exterior home photo in Other
Mountain style brown concrete exterior home photo in Other
TrestlewoodTrestlewood processes hand-hewn sleepers into Hand-Hewn Skins, a unique 2" siding which is unmatched in character and beauty. Hand Hewn Siding is generally installed with chinking in between the slabs. It may be installed with "tails" which can be used to create dove tails at each of the corners of the house. Available Configurations: Log stack or log stack with tails.
We also invite you to consider our Reclaimed Hand-Hewn Middles and NatureAged Hand-Hewn as hand-hewn siding option
EverLog™ Systems: Worry Free Concrete LogsJohn Harwood
Rustic brown concrete exterior home idea in Other
Rustic brown concrete exterior home idea in Other
Pioneer Log SidingThe little cabin in Winter. Exterior coverd with Pioneer Log Siding.
Inspiration for a craftsman multicolored one-story wood house exterior remodel in Other with a shingle roof
Inspiration for a craftsman multicolored one-story wood house exterior remodel in Other with a shingle roof
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