Yo is this a shitpost? Dont know anytthing about log cabine. Maybe try building it yourself.

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Why would you want to build a miniature Bass Pro Shop? Build something that is optimized for the environment you settle in.

>inB4 women wont like it

You cant get fleeced if you build all of it. the wiring the sceptic tank all that shit.
>but
Silent gens built their houses when they got back from wwii

>>2977953
These things come with instructions. However you'll get fleeced anyway. Not for the guy to build it, but the necessary tools. Bonus; your local building permits.

>>2978037
rural areas (in some places at least) don't have any enforced building codes
here only electrical and plumbing has code I believe, as long as you aren't in any metro counties or specific cities

>>2978017
>Maybe try building it yourself.
You need a bunch of tools.
When I worked for the guy he had his own manual crane thing to lift the logs once we started getting up high enough. That shit couldn't have been cheap.

After googling some more apparently these count as a "manufactured house" and only last around 50 years and then the wood starts rotting. So that's kind of a bummer. I figured they would be more durable than the drywall and vinyl thing just because they look old timey.

>>2978077
>rural areas (in some places at least) don't have any enforced building codes
Yes, yes and it's all wonderful till countie starts looking for money.

>>2977953
they're peak comfy

>>2977953
If you want to feel like you live inside something as sturdy as a bank vault, log cabins do it. It won't protect you from nature, as bears do not respect the pristine condition of your doors and windows. Logs are good as noise insulation if you find yourself closer to the highway than you would prefer, but they don't really keep the cold out. Lumber will eventually be a home for termites; You will need a good annual contract to coat the home with protective substances and be inspected. Of course you can say that about most normal wood frame homes. If you want a place that is catnip for vacation renters, it's hard to do better than a log cabin, but it means you pretty much don't get to live there.

>>2978085
Wood lasts indefinitely if kept dry, build the roof with large overhangs and the structure with a tall stone foundation and it'll easily outlive you

>>2978469
>powderpost beetles have entered the chat

>>2978084
Did Lincoln have a crane when built his log cabin when he was born?

>>2978622
Smaller logs. Smaller houses. Smaller furniture. No electricity or indoor plumbing.

>>2978622
ngl building a log cabin as a baby is hardcore