Tuesday, January 12, 2010

Cabin Building Plans What In Your Opinion Is The Best Wood For Log Cabin Building?

What in your opinion is the best wood for log cabin building? - cabin building plans

and why.

Posted by Madison Miura at 5:36 PM

5 comments:

agent_90... said...

For there is nothing like _The best wood_ has all wood + and - 's. It also depends on habitat.

Most of the time, I think the local wood is the best wood. This expresses the wood, so you DIFFERENCE the area in which we live can

Although, if I just say that if I say just a general question, like:

Norwegian Wood - This type of timber was to be in booths 1800 and still heavily used! Even the wood is so expensive!

January 12, 2010 at 9:40 PM
eejonesa... said...

Sophia HELLO Cypress ,,,,,,, hmm, I want to use, if possible .. it does not rot and is impervious to water ..... additional

Good luck

January 13, 2010 at 1:12 AM
DeeDub said...

Do not use cypress for environmental reasons. Structurally determines the worst choice. Cedar is not much better for power, but it is naturally resistant to rot and can be more available. The best way in my head for the structural strength and for environmental reasons is the southern pine. It is renewable) one of the fastest ways growng (. I am cautious of recycling points, because most were treated with Creasotum, which is very unhealthy.

January 13, 2010 at 6:04 AM
norsmen said...

Cedar and age groups, and insects do not eat to live or

January 13, 2010 at 11:43 AM
bear said...

Neighbor cedar is excellent, but expensive.A a hut built of cedar representations of the generated energy is commensurate with its size in a large, round machine.There returned some of the equipment this.These cedar logs are excellent, but limited in length. Pine or what is available locally, if they are properly lubricated and regularly colorful.

January 13, 2010 at 3:31 PM

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