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Ever dream of owning a log home? Love the idea of
living in a log home in the country or having your own log
cabin in the woods? True North Log Homes has been making
these dreams a reality for over 15 years.
Both
its head office and plant are located in Muskoka, a premier
vacation destination just north of Toronto. But True North
ships all over the world, including Japan, Europe and the
U.S.
A
glance through the plan book on their website reveals a
variety of gorgeous homes and superb floor plans, ranging
from the simple 900 sq. ft. Killarney model to the 1920 sq.
ft. Louisburg Classic and the 2090 sq. ft Cabot, with many
models in between.
But
there is more to True North Log Homes than beautiful
designs. True North Log Homes is a leader in the log home
industry, manufacturing the most technologically advanced,
and maintenance free log home in the world today.
Boasting
no less than 14 log home patents, a 25 year "zero air
infiltration" warranty, factory staining of logs, and a
digital photography system True North Log Homes is on the
leading edge and constantly working at being even better.
True
North’s log homes are manufactured from either winter cut,
slow growth northeastern white pine or from western red
cedar. They use only the heartwood of live trees with no
insect infestations. Standing dead wood is never used and as
a result, kiln drying of the logs to eradicate insects is
never necessary.
Using
a range of full dimensional log sizes -- 6x12, 8x12 or 10x12
– and with either a dovetail or saddlenotch corner, their
log homes come with a choice of 5 different log profiles,
including round, D and double D. Most recently they
introduced a revolutionary post corner system, which allows
for irregular angles to become part of your log home design.
Explore
their website to learn more about their leading edge,
patented technology, accessing information on types of wood,
tightness of wood grains, winter or summer cut logs, kiln
drying, chinking or caulking of logs, pre-assembly of homes
before shipment, log shrinkage, log home warranties and a
host of other related subjects.
Take
some time to browse their plan book to view photos and
detailed floor plans. Check through their list of upcoming Log
Home Shows, Factory Tours, Construction Seminars, and Model
Home Sites or contact information to see if there is one
in your area. And then fill in their Home Buyer’s Form if
you are interested
in making your dream of owning a log home a reality.
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