Log siding can add a unique appearance to standard stud construction, structural insulated panels, block, or steel framing. If you want the log look but cannot find a log home builder or log construction is beyond your budget, log siding may be an option for you. We specialize in systems that work in conjunction with standard stud wall construction. Our systems allow you to create many of the appearances and styles you see in magazines. Your local builder can install a timber frame floor and roof system on the inside and a log look siding on the outside. You may want a hand-hewn Appalachian style using chinking between the courses, or you may choose a rounder, smoother D-log style. When you give us the square footage of area you wish to cover, we will give you a price that includes all the material you will need to complete the job. Available in white pine, cedar and cypress; hand hewn, rough sawn and planed. Order your siding pre finished in your color choice on all 4 sides, saving you time and money. Chinking is available in a variety of colors.
Appalachian Style W/Chinking
D-Log Siding
Multiply SF of area x 2 (thickness of siding) x 1.25 (factor) = B/F
Example: How much is needed to cover 1000SF? 1000SF x 1.25 = 2500BF.
This includes 10% for site cutting and fitting. Recheck your area before ordering!
How To Estimate Coverage Needs:
Profiles & Species:
D-LOG SIDING:
2" x 6", 2" x 8"
Species: White pine, Cedar and Cypress
Finish: Hand Hewn, Rough Sawn and Planed
CHINK JOINT LOG SIDING:
1" x 10", 1" x 12", 2" x 10", 2" x 12"
Species: White pine, Cedar and Cypress
Finish: Hand Hewn, Rough Sawn and Planed
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