Hello, here’s a link to a video of our new cordwood cabin design. Hope you like it!” – Diane
Watch the video slideshow on YouTube. Thanks for posting this link on our Facebook page Diane!
All Things Tiny
Hello, here’s a link to a video of our new cordwood cabin design. Hope you like it!” – Diane
Watch the video slideshow on YouTube. Thanks for posting this link on our Facebook page Diane!
The Yeta Log Cabin looks like an innocuous stack of wood, but is actually a sustainably built, portable multi-purpose dwelling. Though only 12.5’ wide x 14.5’ long x 10.75’ tall this efficiently designed space includes a kitchen, bathroom, shower and solar panels for off-grid power.” – Ecohome
See more of this Off Grid Hideaway. Design and photos by Lab Zero.
Our cabin in Alaska sits at the base of a ridge overlooking a vast stretch of taiga… The cabin itself is made of white spruce logs from the surrounding land, each one carefully stripped and perfectly fitted together.” – Hitchhiking to Heaven
Micro-House-March is Jay Shafer’s month-long celebration of beautiful and efficient home design. For the 31 days of March, Jay will be posting a photo per day from his tiny house travels. ” – Four Lights
See all the Micro House March photos here…
A full description of a low cost solar powered 12 volt LED lighting system at a back-country cabin.” – TheNorthwoodsman1
via: Solar System for a Small Log Cabin.wmv – YouTube.
Log cabins can certainly bring out that pioneering sense of trailblazing in the wilderness, as well as natural rest and tranquility. Log cabin kits come in all different shapes and designs, from simplistic low budget structures to overwhelming elaborate log home master pieces.” – Ralph’s Home Improvement
See more about this Log Cabin Kit project
Log cabin amongst mist and trees at Marysville, Victoria, Australia. Eerie mist around a log cabin amongst the trees at Marysville, Victoria, Australia” – Visit Marysville
via Log cabin amongst mist and trees at Marysville, Victoria, Australia | Flickr
15 Beautiful acres with a Beaver pond loaded with natural Trout! Lots of cleared area and trails. This property has a 15×15 log camp on it with an 8″ cement foundation attached to add on and include a wood stove for heat if desired. There is a dug well on a higher flat area owner was going to build on. There is a neat stepping stone walkway that leads to a bathing area near brook. On the snowmobile trail and near ATV. Eleven acres are in current use.
Inspiring preservation work. Lots of sweat equity is required but proving to be a workable path to a mortgage-free home.
“Today’s One Minute Tip comes from Historic Preservation Carpenter Paul Cutting in Decorah, Iowa. He recently won an award for documenting log homes from pioneer times.” – Apartment Therapy
Read more about Paul Cutting: How to Get a Free House
One Minute Tip – How to Get a Free House from maxwell gillingham-ryan on Vimeo.
One of my readers, Schaun, saw one of these rolling down the highway in Colorado and later sent me a tip on this tiny house manufacturer.
They don’t provide a lot of information on their website but they the cabins look like the real deal mounted on something like a mobile home trailer. So for someone looking for a turn-key log cabin this might be an excellent option. Thanks again Schaun!