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The hand-scribed homes produced by
Tennessee Log Homes are of the absolute highest quality. The graded
log material, the second generation craftsmanship and the
quality control will likely not be exceeded. We specialize
in unique styles and features.
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SPECIALIZING in Flared-Butt Cedar Logs (shown in 2 photos below).
You will likely not find this anywhere else. |
SPECIALIZING in
Slab-Scribe
Flat Logs (shown in 2 photos below). You will likely not find
this anywhere else. |
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Click for larger FLARED-BUTT
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Click for larger SLAB-SCRIBE
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Click for larger FLARED-BUTT
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Click for larger SLAB-SCRIBE
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Traditional hand-scribed 12" to 14" Round Logs
shown below: Below:
Home being scribed on yard before delivery. All logs are grade
stamped with TPI Premium Grade stamp. Specie is Englemann Spruce,
winter cut for low moisture content. Western Red Cedar and Douglas Fir are
available as well. |
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Notice all purlins are flattened to accept structural panels, built-up
roof system, or conventionally framed roof on top. Curled ends and chamfered edges are standard.
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Notice that all horizontal joints in the log walls are scribed to fit the
log above and below. The logs are grooved to block air flow.
Chinking may be used, but is not required. This is a "full scribed"
log home. |
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home is assembled at the yard before delivery. The parts and pieces
are labeled as they are dismantled. All chamfering is done before
delivery. Each piece is sanded and buffed. |
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Dr. Hedges home being reassembled by our builder near McCall, Idaho. |
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Dr. Hedges Home |
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Dr. Hedges Home with roof nearing completion. |
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Mr. Foster's home completed in Idaho utilizes hand-peeled purlins and
posts to support the roof system. |
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| Below: We
also do the milled log if you prefer with smooth finish or draw knife
finish. |
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