LOG STRUCTURES
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6"x12" Chink Style Logs
An Appalachian Style Log Structure is logs Hewn square (typically rectangular) This style is offered in a variety of sizes. |
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6"x12" (Log-on-Log) German Chink Joint
These are a "Milled" Log that is tongue and grooved to one another. |
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T&G Logs
These are also "Milled" Logs. There are many different profiles of these logs (D-Logs, round logs, 6"-through12" logs) multiple corner styles |
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Swedish Cope Round Logs
Round Dead Standing Pine/Lodge Pole Pine w/ swedish cope & Round Saddle Notch |
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TIMBER FRAME STRUCTURE
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Mortise and tenon
A mortise and tenon is a classic woodworking joint where a protruding "tenon" on one piece fits snugly into a corresponding hole or "mortise" in another. This style can be applied to nearly all varieties of Lumber. |
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Truss
A truss is a structural framework composed of straight members connected at joints, typically arranged in triangular units to efficiently distribute loads. It is commonly used in bridges, roofs, and towers due to its high strength-to-weight ratio. |
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Dovetail
A dovetail is a strong, interlocking woodworking joint where wedge-shaped "tails" fit into corresponding "pins," creating a resistant bond without the need for nails or screws. It's commonly used in drawer construction and fine cabinetry for its strength and decorative appeal. |
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Rafters
Rafters are sloped structural beams that support a roof by extending from the ridge or peak down to the walls. They form the framework that holds up the roof covering and helps distribute weight evenly. |
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