Log Surface Textures
Hand Peeled: Standard on all round log projects, each log is hand peeled with a drawknife for a traditional texture and finish. Classic log home finish.
Skip Peeled: Each log is hand peeled with a drawknife, leaving streaks of the dark inner bark behind for a more rustic look. Reminiscent of early, rustic cabins.
Rough Sawn: Standard on all timber projects, timbers are rough sawn using a band sawmill, leaving behind straight saw marks. Most common timber option.
Circle Sawn: Available as an option on timber projects, timbers are rough sawn using a circular blade, leaving behind curved saw marks.
Hand Hewn: Available as an option on timber projects, timbers are hand hewn for a rustic finish. A popular option with your choice of heavy or light character.
Axe Hewn: Available as an option on timber projects, timbers are hand hewn to mimic the look of a log shaped with a broadaxe. Heavy, rustic character.
Antiqued: Available as an option on timber projects, timbers are rough-hewn then media blasted to raise the grain, giving it a “weathered” surface texture.
Smooth/S4S: Available as an option on timber projects, timbers are planed on all visible surfaces for a smooth finished surface.