Log Home Kits
Now available as a kit - in any size - building a log home and living in one is a rewarding experience.
Picture a log home and you'll likely see visions of a small chalet style house nestled in the mountains or on a river bank. But log homes are also popular as a beach home, a lake home, hunting or fishing cottages and bunkies. They are equally as beautiful and efficient as a year-round home – in and out of a country setting.
Just like cabins, the log home kits are available to the end consumer and usually come with all the supplies and materials required to complete the home. If you are looking to build your own log home, or looking for a cost effective way to own a log home, a kit may be just your answer. Even if you will not be completing the task yourself, most log home builders are on hand to hire as a contractor for the work.
Current Available Log Home Kits
| Log home package Kit Montana made swedish cope
$17,995.00 
Time Left: 9d 19h 2m |
| FULL LOG Home Cabin Kit Shell Perfect for COLORADO Land
$49,900.00
Time Left: 13d 15h 53m |
| LOG Home Cabin Kit Shell Perfect for COLORADO Land
$19,900.00
Time Left: 13d 16h 17m |
Life In A Log Home - After Building One from A Kit
While living in a log home will return you to a more relaxing, more comfortable and perhaps even primitive era with the log's timeless style - but you are not bound to furnish or decorate your log home with earthy, country, furnishings and decor.
You also don't need to do without any of life's modern conveniences! Today's log homes have all the comforts of any other style of home, and any style (or floor plan) can be adapted to be constructed from milled logs.
Where log homes, cabins and cottages were originally small and space efficient structures, today they can be seen in expansive and expensive luxury log home offerings.
Decorating After Building A Log Home from A Kit
Log homes (or log home cabins - considered 2500 sq.ft. and under) are a great building type for people desiring a more country lifestyle and as such can present unique decorating challenges. In most log homes the interior, perimeter walls are the same semi-rough logs as seen on the exterior of the home, while the remaining interior walls are drywall. With only one or two walls of every room of your house as a paintable surface it can be challenging to create fresh new looks in your home decor.
If you are existing log home owner in need of innovative and fun products and ideas to help you redefine your space, please visit our sister site at Log Cabin Decor.
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