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Thread: How many people are living in <20x20 log homes?

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    LHBA Member Shark's Avatar
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    We will be living in a 26x28 above the garage this summer before starting on the house. Should be fun!
    Completed #1 - Sold #1.....#2 about to start
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    Look back at how our Grandparents lived when they was kids. A 20x20 with modern heat and electricity would have seemed like a palace to my Grandma. She lived in a tenthouse down near the dump (where the Mall is nowadays) til the year she went to school. Yet, she always talked about it like it was normal and she had a good time.

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    Quote Originally Posted by George2019 View Post
    If and when I ever start my cabin, I would likely build something smaller, say 20x20. With a small loft, that would be perfect for me and maybe a dog and a cat. I like small, cozy spaces -- I'm digging this new "tiny house" movement -- and a two-story 35x35 home just seems too big for little ol' me.
    We're all rooting for "when", not "if", just saying... But I've got way too many hobbies for the tiny house movement....and too many kids. pick your poison.....

    Of course, if you decide to add on later, you can add a wrap around porch, and then frame it in. That's one of the beauties of this method- you have a lot more options on where to put things after the fact like doors and windows than you do with a framed home.
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    Tiny house = Huge shop! haha. I need places to put my mountain bikes & Jeep.
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    I dunno, 40x40 with a full drive-under shop / basement sounds about right to me...

    Of course the wife, 4 kids, and dog are probably going to want to come over sometimes so it might get a little cramped.

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    24 x 24 here - getaway cabin. Easy to clean and keeps visitors to short stays.

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    Quote Originally Posted by grzelkin View Post
    24 x 24 here - getaway cabin. Easy to clean and keeps visitors to short stays.
    That is incredible. Well done!
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    Quote Originally Posted by George2019 View Post
    That is incredible. Well done!
    Thanks...but to be honest, Ronnie did all the really big stuff!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Shark View Post
    Tiny house = Huge shop! haha. I need places to put my mountain bikes & Jeep.
    Quote Originally Posted by jarrington View Post
    I dunno, 40x40 with a full drive-under shop / basement sounds about right to me...

    Of course the wife, 4 kids, and dog are probably going to want to come over sometimes so it might get a little cramped.
    40x40 with a full walk out basement AND a 2400 SF pole barn muahahahah

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    Quote Originally Posted by thoner7 View Post
    40x40 with a full walk out basement AND a 2400 SF pole barn muahahahah
    I'm building my detached 36x45 garage this summer, with slab heat hooked up to an outdoor wood boiler....with a car lift I bartered with Dan in Colorado for....can't wait to work on projects in a t shirt while it's 20 degrees outside.
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