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Log Home Floor Plans
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Can you identify the 'Scissor Truss', 'Purlins', 'Log Profile', 'Corner Style', 'Ridge Vents' or other components of this log and Timberframe hybrid home?
If you want to know what makes up a modern log home or timber frame building... or what is meant by terms such as Swedish cope, butt-and-pass, clean peeled logs or saddle notch corners, then you may need a crash course in LogHomeology! Or maybe just a good reference source.
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What we are creating with Loghomeology.com
is a glossary of terms and phrases associated with log homes and timber frame structures
and building methods. In addition, where appropriate we include pictures or drawings of the term being presented. If we missed something PLEASE
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If you submit a new term for inclusion in this glossary, we will reward you for your time by acknowledging credit and adding an acknowledgment link to your website. An example I just made up the word...
The methodology behind half-timbered construction in which a visible skeletal frame supports the structure. This is also referred to as "timber frame" construction, a building method using mortise and tenon joinery that is centuries old.
Acknowledgment: The Log Cabin Directory