From this side of the cabin, you get a look at the big beautiful windows that are on every wall of this cabin. These windows look out onto the 10 acres of farm the property is located on – so you can be sure to have some privacy out here.
The log cabin design has 320 square feet of space on the ground floor, plus an upper loft. The floors and the ceilings in this log cabin design are pine, and the walls in this eco building have a unique look. The walls are built from nailed live-edge boards that are place overtop painted drywall with gaps between the live edge boards that mimic chinked timbers. The large log beams are evident on the ceiling of the log cabin design and are what really sets this log cabin design apart from other log cabin builds and gives it a quality look. The post and beam log cabin design is connected to the grid with electric heat but has no running water. There is a post and beam outhouse that matches the log cabin design.
One characteristic of both timber wood cabins and post and beam cabin buildings is the skeleton of the wood cabin. The main difference between timber frame wood cabins and post and beam cabin buildings is achieved by exposing the squared timber logs or round log of the cabin building frame, which help to give the wood cabin its rustic appearance. Timber Framing. Timber framed cabin buildings are the traditional form of wood cabin construction that can be traced back hundreds of years. Some timber frame cabin buildings were erected during medieval times in Europe and are still standing today. True timber frame cabin buildings rely on tight-fitting joinery and the integrity of the building materials. Post and Beam Cabin Buiding. Many mountain wood cabins employ some elements of wood timber construction, either as the main building design or as accents in the form of roof supports, trusses, brackets, or braces. Post and beam log house construction often resembles timber-framed cabin buildings, with the distinction that post and beam construction utilizes the mechanical fasteners and often steel plate connectors to join adjacent members together. These connectors in post and beam cabin buildings may be hidden or exposed in a variety of ways. Wood post and beam log cabin designs are rarely used as the only structural system for a cabin building. Post and Beam Entrance. Like timber-framed cabin buildings, post and beam wood cabin construction also requires skilled carpenters to help create tight, well-crafted log joints.
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The bio gas digester works to turn household food scraps and garden waste into useable gas, which the couple can use for cooking and could also be used for heating water for the home. Living off the grid in this remote location, it helps the couple to be even more self-reliant.
Inside, the home has absolutely everything the couple need. The design of the home is light and open plan, with kitchen, bathroom, lounge, office and storage stairs which lead into the loft.
The desk / office area is incredible important, especially as Paul also works at home doing technical support. Working at home from the tiny house, he is able to fully take advantage of his home all day long and enjoys knowing that, even while at work, all of his energy needs are generated by his home.
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]]>When you think of a cabin, you typically think of warm woods, seclusion, and coziness. Well, this Texas property has all of that plus some extra charm and luxuries that will surprise you.
Inside, you’re greeted by the wooden walls you love and expect out of a cabin, as well as wonderfully whimsical and seemingly handcrafted furniture. There’s a fireplace inside to keep you nice and toasty, and outside you can choose to warm up next to the fire pit or in the hot tub! Hard choice, right?
Take the tour of this amazing little property and see all it has to offer.
We can’t get enough of those knotty wood walls and the furniture to match. That bed frame is truly a work of art, and we love how unique the natural wood shape of the head and footboards are.
From here you also get a look at how nice and open this space is. That means you don’t feel cramped, and that on those chilly nights the warm air coming from the fireplace is going to keep this entire cabin nice and toasty warm.
The living space opens right up into the kitchen which is small, but has everything you’ll need. There’s even a beautiful little dining set tucked right up next to the window so you can soak in more of those amazing views.
Along with a firepit to kick back and relax around there’s this amazing hot tub! It looks like you can squeeze about four people in this one, but we bet you’ll want to keep that all to yourself – and we wouldn’t blame you.
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