It's #ThrowbackThursday!Here's a beautiful Western Redcedar - Piece en Piece log home we were building up at the log yard for a great client in Washington state, back in 2016!
The first thing is what sort of log home you want to prefer. They can be of variety like miled or it can be handcrafted log homes. Also, the Log profile matters and what type of logs you want because it has different types like D-Log, Double D-Log, Square-Log. Another one is Log stack, it specifies the top and bottom shape of the Log. The next one is Low and High-Quality.
@BCLogHomes: It's Throw Back Thursday! Here's some great shots of the Yokanga River Fly Fishing Lodge we built in Russia just over 20 years ago. No way to get a crane up there, so we used a helicopter instead! #yokangariver #yokangaflyfishinglodge #handcraftedloghomes #helicopter #TBT https://t.co/tRakEQx0mC
If you want a handcrafted log home, then we can give you pricing options. #handcraftedloghomes #logcabins #loghome #logcabin #outdoors #wood #nature #GoldenEagleLogHomes #loghomes
Here's a few pics from a few years back. Loading a Western Redcedar log home onto the trailer, using the lifting tongs and crane. One log at a time, we gently disassemble the log home, avoiding scratching or gouges, and load it on the trailer for transport.
Our Floor plan of the week is the 2788 Waterdance!
This beautiful floor plan is a large, open post and beam design with an exposed high ceiling in the great room. A spacious entryway, kitchen, dining area, bathroom and master bedroom and laundry room on the first floor. The second floor features 2 luxurious bedrooms with en-suites.
Here's a great picture of Stephen in front of a beautiful Western Redcedar Cascade Handcrafted Log Home built in 2017! This log home's destination was Driggs, Idaho and is the 1496 Dawson Floorplan.
Our project pictures of the week is the beautiful, Western redcedar "Piece en piece" we built for a great client in Washington state. With vertical log flares at each corner, shown in three stages. The design stage, building the shell at the log yard, and the final result!
Log flares are what makes each Cascade Handcrafted log home or cabin unique with their large, rustic look. The tree is cut to include the base of the tree where the trunk expands into the ground. Western Redcedar roots usually are deeper than the roots of Douglas Fir trees.
You can see from the different log pictures, these log flares will create a beautiful work of art with a unique charm that will last for centuries.
The Medieval Castle is a custom log home design with a 167 Sq. Ft tower which can be used as a den/office or spare bedroom area where you can either work or relax while watching the snow fall and admire breathtaking views. With a master bedroom, kitchen, dining area, great room, and bathroom on the first floor.
Not only is it a room that looks great, the name "Great Room" comes from the romanticized ideal of great halls and great chambers in medieval castles and mansions, which contained one large central room where everything happened.
A post and beam log home, with high exposed logs or beams in the ceiling of an open floor plan with a floor to ceiling fireplace is definitely a "Great Room".
Our floorplan of the week is the stunning "1054 Mountain Ridge".
1st Floor Plan – 780 Sq.Ft. – Large covered deck, 1 x bedroom, Kitchen, dining room, living room, bathroom, stairs.
2nd Floor Plan – 284 Sq.Ft. – Loft, bathroom, bedroom 2, huge open area to below.
Another gorgeous design!
Learn more about this floorplan by clicking here: https://www.cascadehandcrafted.com/log-homes/1054-mountain-ridge/