Log Home Construction Continues

	With the house framed and shingled, the family starts the inside and outside trim work.
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	The French doors are installed and the fixed glass windows are trimmed out.
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	The glass block window in the master bath looks good.
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	Susan starts putting the rock facade on the foundation walls. The Colbow's saved serious money here. The stone is man-made but the look is so natural that it takes an experienced eye to tell the difference between man-made and quarry stone. Yes, the man-made is cheaper and goes up faster.
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B & H CEDAR LOG HOMES, L.L.C.
"Life-Styles in Solid Cedar"
65 Nottingham Dr. - Fredericksburg, Virginia 22406
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Phone: 540-752-4106 - E-Mail: info@cedar-log-homes.com

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1. BEFORE THE KIT ARRIVES - Part I 2. BEFORE THE KIT ARRIVES - Part II 3. THE KIT IS DELIVERED 4. LOG WALL CONSTRUCTION - Part I 5. LOG WALL CONSTRUCTION - Part II 6. ROOF CONSTRUCTION - Part I 7. ROOF CONSTRUCTION - Part II	8. WALK OUT BASEMENT WALL SIDING 9. SHINGLING THE ROOF 10. SEPTIC SYSTEM INSTALLATION 11. OUTSIDE TRIM 12. INSIDE WORK - Part I 13. INSIDE WORK - Part II