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Take a virtual tour of the construction of our “Modified Laurel” located near the Lincoln Log International home office in Kannapolis, NC by clicking your mouse above. This beautiful home is available for inspection if visiting the area. Built on a densely wooded lot it stands at 2175 sq ft and shows the beauty of Southern Yellow Pine logs. Imagine yourself enjoying a warm, comfortable Lincoln Log Home built to you dreams and desires! As to value, an independent appraisal on this quality home came in at $245,000. This represents a value of approximately 12% more than a conventional stick built home.
There are Two Options for Log Home Construction:
OPTION 1 : Kit Form
Lincoln Logs International offers log home kits pre-cut, pre-notched and pre-numbered along with a stack sheet for each individual log wall. Your builder can easily construct your home according to the supplied blueprints and stack sheets whether it’s a standard plan or a customized plan. There is no need for on-site cutting or trimming. The savings in the labor required and building cost can be sizeable. Every Lincoln Log home kit is laid out in three easy-to-follow steps. All materials and instructions are backed by a team of professionals that have perfected the process to make it easier than one could imagine. A construction manual is available by request for your builder with step by step instructions on how to assemble the logs properly in kit form.
Step 1: The foundation is built according to the foundation plan sent to you for your particular log kit. You choose the type of foundation, a pier, concrete slab, crawl space or basement.
Step 2: After the sub floor system is installed, each wall is laid log-by-log according to the numbers corresponding with the stack sheet. Exposed ceiling joists are added for 2 story models. You will readily recognize the precision cuts and corner design that make the log home a quality structure.
Step 3: Rafters or roof trusses (not included in kit) are erected and the sheathing and roofing are affixed. Windows and doors (not included in kit) are installed. Your log kit is now “in the dry.” You can proceed at your desired pace to finish the log home.
OPTION 2: Pre-Assembled
Lincoln Log Homes revolutionized the log home industry in the early 80's by offering our exclusive pre-assembled log walls. As far as I know we are still the only log home company offering this time saving feature.
Very simply...here is how it works. After you select the Lincoln Log Home you want from one of our standard models or a custom design, we quote your cost for the log package, pre-assembly cost and freight to your location. After your approval and order, the log walls are assembled at our factory and shipped to you, ready to set on your foundation. The advantages to our pre-assembled customers include:
• QUALITY ASSURANCE: Our precision factory jig ensures the walls are plumb and the insulation between the logs properly placed. The logs are then properly secured using 2" x 2" angle iron clips and 1/4 x3" lag screws.
• TIME SAVING: The walls arrive on site fully assembled. All that is required is a crane and three men to set the sections of log walls in place. We can actually be fabricating your log home while you are preparing your foundation. We guarantee 60 day delivery on our pre-assembled walls from the date you approve the plans and payment is received.
Knowing that your log walls are being constructed on site at the factory by experienced, knowledgeable professionals provides a peace of mind that is priceless. In choosing a pre-assembled Lincoln Log home, you lay a foundation for quality and a lifetime of enjoyment. Simply choose the model you want and provide the foundation. Lincoln Logs International will take it from there.
Step 1: The foundation is built according to the foundation plan sent to you for your particular log kit. You choose the type of foundation, a pier, concrete slab, crawl space or basement.
Step 2: Pre-assembled log walls arrive. A crane unloads each log wall and sets the walls in place on the sub floor.
Step 3: Rafters or roof trusses (not included in kit) are set and the sheathing and roofing are affixed. Windows and doors (not included in kit) are installed. Your log kit is now “in the dry.” You can proceed at your desired pace to finish the home.
