We thought you might like a sneak peek into what goes into building a Timber Frame Outdoor Kitchen. Part 1 covers delivery, Part 2 includes the first part of construction. Next up will be stonework, the fireplace and finishing the roof, then part 4 will be the finished project. Enjoy!
FAQ?
What sets one log home manufacturer apart from the others?
Among a variety of differences, one of the most important is the quality of the logs used to build your log home. In plain English: NOT ALL LOGS ARE CREATED EQUAL. Some logs, even of the same wood species, can suffer from structural defects, cosmetic blemishes, decay, or insect infestation. These irregularities and log damage could prove devastating to the structural integrity of your new home, not to mention its beauty.
Strikingly beautiful and surprisingly affordable, Eastern White Pine is highly regarded in the building industry for projects that require a high quality appearance, durability, and stability.
Eastern White Pine performs extraordinarily well when compared to other pine species like Southern Yellow Pine, Lodgepole Pine, Ponderosa Pine, and Western White Pine. According to the U.S. Department of Agriculture Wood Products Laboratory, it has the least amount of radial shrinkage of any wood species used as an engineering material and is rated moderate in decay resistance. The low shrinkage rate means that log homes constructed of Eastern White Pine will be stronger and more durable.
Let's discuss your plans. Our knowledgeable staff is here to answer your questions, provide expertice, guidance, and support to help make your vision become a reality. Call us for a feasibility conversation or to schedule an in-person consultation with one of our log home building consultants.
Phone: 607-467-2700 or email at info@beavermtn.com
