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Log 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.

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Log 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.

Log 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.

Log 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.

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Sunbury, OH
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A Beautiful, Red Cedar, Country Log Cabin in Chillicothe, MO. The Home Owners struggled to keep the wood looking finished and fresh. They decided to go over their existing logs with TruLog's Premium Red Cedar color. They are completely maintenance-free now and don't have to worry about refinishing their siding ever again!

Rustic Red Cedar Steel Log House in Vernon, AZ. The Home Owners loved the idea of a rustic, log cabin but didn't want the maintenance of a real log home. They decided to go with TruLog's Steel Siding for the authentic log look while keeping it completely maintenance-free. They couldn't be happier with their decision!

TruLog's Standard Cedar Color Steel Log Siding. Maintenance-Free and Comes with a 30 Year Warranty. Contact TruLog Today @ 970-227-3245 or visit our website: www.trulogsiding.com

Log 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.

Log 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.

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Columbus, OH
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Buffalo Lumber specializes in Custom Milled, Factory Finished Wood Siding and Paneling. We ONLY do real wood.
2x10 Western Red Cedar Quarter Log Siding with Reveal, mill select grade Primed Dark Brown

Since you'll be working with WoodHaven, you can custom design and order your tiny rustic cabin to look almost any way you want. We'd love to have you stop by or call us so you can see and feel our products. We'll ship a sample if our mill in Mio, Michigan is too far away for you to visit.

Log 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.

Log 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.

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Fredericksburg, OH
High Point Cabinets
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Rustic guest bedroom with log purlins
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Inspiration for a rustic bedroom remodel in Other
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