Log Cabin Shells Delivered, Finish the Inside Yourself
These log cabins are delivered complete outside. Then you finish the inside yourself.
There are a lot of options to choose from. These two examples give ideas and pricing.
4-foot deep porch, red metal roof, two dormer windows 14×40 Winchester Half-log Cabin
14×40 Winchester Half-log Cabin
14×40 Winchester Half-log Cabin
Unique Hinged Porch runs full length of building (folds for delivery to allow full 14ft interior width with additional 4ft porch). Shown with 2 Daylight Dormers, 2 solid wooden cabin doors, 4 windows, rustic red metal roof.
All buildings made by Amish Builders. Buildings are constructed with 16in on center walls and ceiling trusses, 16in on center 2×6 floor joist with 3/4in tongue and groove plywood subfloor. Notched runners. All premium grade lumber; weather and pressure treated floor system.
Fully customizable. You choose addons, layout, colors, etc…
Unique Hinged Porch runs full length of building. (Porch will be attached onsite to allow full 16ft interior width with additional 4ft porch). Shown with 2 Daylight Dormers, 2 solid wooden cabin doors, 4 windows, blue metal roof.
All buildings made by Amish Builders. Buildings are constructed with 16in on center walls and ceiling trusses, 16in on center floor joist (2×6) with 3/4in tongue and groove plywood subfloor. All premium grade lumber; weather and pressure treated floor system.
Fully customizable. You choose addons, layout, colors, etc…
$39,707 plus tax (as shown). 2 Wide Load escorts and site check required for delivery. ($550 within 50 miles radius)
The interior is ready for you to finish. 16×40 Winchester Half-log Cabin
What do the log cabin shells look like inside?
Inside is completely unfinished. They are built using standard materials, 16 on center 2x4s and 3/4″ tongue and groove plywood subfloor.
The inside is completely unfinished. 14×40 Winchester Half-log Cabin
You can add insulation and finish the walls, floor and ceiling any way you want.
The unfinished ceiling of a dormer window 14×40 Winchester Half-log Cabin
The dormer windows are usable. A lot of dormer windows are just for looks. They are just stuck on the roof. Some just open into the attic, if they open at all.
The unfinished ceiling and wall with a dormer window 14×40 Winchester Half-log Cabin
You can see here how the windows are lined up and where the walls meet the roof.
The ceiling ties or joists are high, so there is room for insulation while still leaving a high ceiling.
The unfinished ceiling and wall with a dormer window 16×40 Winchester Half-log Cabin
And again, the windows lined up. You can order these any way you want. Add more windows, change the locations, or save money by having fewer.
An additional door on one side is very practical. 16×40 Winchester Half-log Cabin
Doors and Windows
The cabin can be customized any way you want.
4-foot deep porch, red metal roof 14×40 Winchester Half-log Cabin
This is the back of a cabin. It gives you an idea of what the roof looks like without the dormer windows and what the wall looks like without the porch.
Compare it to with the dormer windows and porch below.
4-foot deep porch runs the entire length of the cabin 14×40 Winchester Half-log Cabin4-foot deep porch, red metal roof, two dormer windows 14×40 Winchester Half-log Cabin
The Porch
Both of these examples include a 4-foot deep porch that runs the entire length of the cabin.
The porch folds to be transported to your location. 14×40 Winchester Half-log Cabin
The porch is built at the factory, then folded for delivery.
4-foot deep porch runs the entire length of the cabin 14×40 Winchester Half-log Cabin
Four feet is really not very deep. I wonder if they could make it any deeper?
Daylight Dormers bring light into the cabin 4-foot deep porch runs the entire length of the cabin 14×40 Winchester Half-log Cabin
I suppose it is wide enough for rocking chairs. And it really does look good.
Daylight Dormers and Blue Metal Roof This single 12′ cabin with log siding has a front porch, metal roof and dormer window.
The porch and dormer windows really do enhance the look of this cabin.
4-foot deep porch, red metal roof 14×40 Winchester Half-log Cabin
Log Siding
The cabin is clad in half-log siding. This is not really a log cabin, although it looks like one.
Log Cabin Siding
Log siding is wood that is milled to look like logs. It is then applied to the outside (or inside) of a house to make it look like a log cabin. I first learned about it when I bought a log dog house to match my log cabin.
