
Log cabins are seen as strong, reliable and environmentally friendly, log cabins are often used in the branding for various companies and organisations.
Other people prefer to have a log cabin in their garden to act as an extension to the home and converted into an office, gym, art room or playroom, etc.
The modern version of a log cabin is the log home which is a house built most often from premilled logs.
Most log cabin kits come with comprehensive assembly instructions, and with assistance from friends and family armed with tools it can be a challenging and rewarding experience for everyone.
Two common styles of log cabins, classified on the basis of the style of their roofs, are the purlin style and the gable style.
The best log cabins now have double glazing.
The origins of log cabins are uncertain, though it is believed that the first log cabins were constructed in northern Europe in the Bronze Age.
If you’ve never experienced life in a log cabin, you should ‘test the water’ before buying, by renting a holiday log cabin.
Log cabins make a great combination of art and elegance. They reflect an artistic blend of mind.
Today's log cabins are generally more energy efficient that concrete or brick buildings from 50 years ago.