Log Home Projects
This cabin began as a pile of logs which had been saved from a cabin which had been one of the oldest cabins on Bainbridge Island. Starting with a foundation that was previously poured we designed and assembled the logs to fit an exact replica of the original cabin. Every step along the way we used materials that would have been used when the cabin was first built.
Years ago, this family cabin in Northwest Washington was built close to the river, before certain building codes were required. This made it necessary to preserve the cabin (rather than rebuild) because if torn down, the family would not be permitted to rebuild in the same location. Creasey Log Homes (CLH) was hired to repair and restore the cabin.
Many people dream of building their own new log home and Jim and Maggie were no exception.
Although log homes are traditionally made with rustic logs, with all of their irregularity in shape and their gaps filled with "chinking", to some a more refined look is preferable. For Mike and Moira, this was just such the case.
