Construction of a Log Home

A Pictorial Step by Step Guide to the Log Home Construction Process

Duncanwoods International Log and Timber Homes has developed the following pictorial guide to show you the construction process by highlighting some of the many steps to be taken and/or considered. While each home and each situation is unique, this guide will help you see how your dream home can become your reality.

The first step is simple: contact Duncanwoods International Log and Timber Homes and let us help get you started.

Site Prep

Raw ground where most of us have to start.

Log Home Building Site

Foundation

Foundation is usually a poured 8” wall, in this case ICF block is used

ICF Block Foundation

Plumbing and Heating / Basement Slab Poured

Roughed in plumbing and then radiant heating goes in before slab is poured

Plumbing and Heating, Basement Slab Poured

Basement Interior Walls Framed

Basement Walls Poured, Interior Walls Framed

Sub Floor

Ready for log package delivery

Sub Floor Ready for Log Home Package Delivery

Log Delivery Day

Note the need for good off-load machinery

Log Delivery Day

Log Stack

Starter course

Log Home Stack, Starter Course

Final, header log being placed.

Final, Header Log Placed

Gable Wall Framing

Dependent on the log profile chosen this may be a full log gable

Gable Wall Framing

Second Floor Framing

Second Floor Framing

Roof & Interior Wall Framing

Roof and Interior Wall Framing

Roof Systems

The roof systems are site-specific designed and engineered to accommodate the local snow load.

Lincoln Logs Roofing System Snow Load

The Finished Product

Finished Log Home, Duncanwoods Model

Corner Systems

Logs homes can have various corner configurations. This one reflects the popular “D” log with a 12” vertical log corner.

Log Home Corner Style

Log Home Kit Window

Log Accents

Log accents such as stairs and railing systems can be added.

Log Home Corner Style

This double ridge beam along with vertical log posts was added to a “D” log home to create rustic character.

Log Home Corner Style

Come visit us at our model -- we would love to spend more time talking through your project. Free custom quotations available.


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CNW Log Homes of America

Duncanwoods International Log and Timber Homes Inc.
Ron and Pam Nicolson

Located in Carlin Bay on Lake Coeur d'Alene, Idaho

Office: 208-689-3395

As Authorized Dealers for CNW Log Homes of America Inc, any opinions/and or suggested project costs, cost quotes and/or material costs and their associated construction costs are only the opinions based on the experiences of Duncanwoods International Log & Timber Homes to date and are not to be considered final or considered as an offer to build. Because every home and every homeowner’s situations are unique, we cannot guarantee that your experience will be the same. Any costs provided are for your estimating purposes only. Final costs of the materials for which you contract with the manufacture will be based on your final contract with them. Final construction costs will be provided by your builder of record and will be based on final engineered blueprints that are supplied and submittal of bids from the builder and or subcontractors and will be identified in a construction contract between you and your builder of record.

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