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Pam's log home river rock fireplace

Tue, 04/22/2008 - 22:28 — Admin

Even though this home has an electric furnace and heat pump, the primary source of heat is just a small Franklin style wood stove. 

Log homes are incredibly energy efficient.  It really doesn't take much to keep them warm (even a huge log home like Pam's).

 

Pam's log home river rock fireplace

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Sat, 04/26/2008 - 22:26 — Timber
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Pams log home chinking question

Wondering if that is mortar? Looks like perma chink tan or she dyed her mortar/anyone know?

thanks, Ron

Sun, 04/27/2008 - 00:42 — JohnnyCoho
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Perma-Chink

Its Perma-Chink "Tan" same as our place.

Sun, 04/27/2008 - 03:16 — Timber
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perma chink price

It looks good but I hear its expensive! Can you tell me what that would cost? Your home looks nice too. I see it cost you under $150,000. That home might of cost about what ?/if you had a builder do it? My guess would be around $450,000-$500,000?

Ron

Wed, 05/07/2008 - 03:05 — pinecone pam

chinking

It is permachink, but the color is Sandstone. One shade or two lighter than yours Johnny. It isn't cheap to use Permachink. And I am the poster child for them. This house ate up (at last count) 26 5 gallons pails! That includes inside and out, and all the fancy trim. Johnny made me practice on this house before he'd let me touch his! And as for cost, I shudder to think what a builder would charge!