Delivery options
1. House walls pack
2. Complete wooden house pack
Construction options
1. Log wall construction
2. Complete Weather proof construction (outside shell ready)
Complete Wooden House Pack includes
House Walls Pack
-Planed logs 45 x 145 – 135 x 180 mm, kiln dried, ready to assemble
-Laminated logs 88 x 170 – 240 x 260 mm, kiln dried, ready to assemble
-Gable-ends
-Draft insulation in between logs
-Dowels
-Log ties when needed
-T-boards
-Wooden pillars + fixing
-Corner bolts
-Building instructions
Lower floor parts
-Tongue and groove floorboards
-Floorjoists
-Skirting
-Terrace treated joists and decking
-Wall plate/Bearer
Upper/roof parts
-Tongue & groove roofboards (felt roof)
-Roof battens (profiled sheet metal roof)(felt roof)
-Rafters/spas
-Airflow battens
-Fascias / Eaveboards
-Soffitboards (sheet metal roof / tiles)
-Treated coverboard (felt shingle roof)
-Interior panelboards
-Cove / moulding
-Rafter Slide-ties + nailplate
Doors
-Outside doors solid frame, glazed and panelled
-Insulated, double glazed
-Sauna doors: panelled or glazed
Windows
-Double glazed, coated or singleglazed
Not included in the complete wood pack:
-Insulation material
-Electrical cables/fixings
-Plumbing and sanitary fixings
-Painting
-Brickwork / chimney
-Foundations Concrete slab/piers
-Stove and benches of the sauna
Freight and erection costs priced separately.
Log Types
Laminated log
A laminated log is made of multiple pieces of wood which are glued together either horizontally or vertically. With Laminated log the finished product is an elegant, timeless and clear-cut building. Here the wood doesn’t contract, stretch, twist or shake nearly as much as one piece round or planed logs , and glueing allows the logs to be made thicker.
Multi-laminated log
Multi-Laminated log is glued both vertically and horizontally. This further reduces denting, bending and cracking.
Planed log
Planed log is rectangular in shape but still of one piece of wood. The rectangular shape is well suited to both traditional and modern log building architecture. Planed logs produce an evenly thick, breathing wall structure that is dependable and functional.
Wall types
Cross Corner Notch
This is the most commonly used joint. Holes drilled either side are used for strengthening and tightening.
City notch
This is used when the cross corner notch is not allowed according local building regulations of log homes near city centre for example.
Cross Corner + Insulation Wall
This wall type is used to add extra insulation/warmth to the outer walls if required. It offers an economical alternative to the thickest laminated logs that do not need extra insulation.
Cross corner + Outside Insulation Wall
This wall is used when the cross corner notch is not allowed. It adds extra insulation to help comply to building regulations while covering the cross corner and at the same time is more economical than a full thickness Laminated log.
Dovetail Joint
This solution can be used as a simplified modern looking normal corner notch. It can be made with all thicknesses of logs and also can be used when two different log profile thicknesses are used within the same building, ie Thick outer and thinner inner walls.
Dovetail Joint
This Dovetail joint solution can be used when the cross corner notch overhang is not allowed according local building regulations of log homes. Although it’s minimalist, clean and crisp appearance can be used anywhere.
Twin-skin wall.
The Twin-skin log wall are double log walls with thermal insulation in between when necessary. This is used as an alternative solution and is ideal for residential buildings designed to live in all year around, including the coldest winter time.