On a camp 30'x30' (estimation) how much 5 gal you can use to chink it?
Some one use it?
(if not, what you use, and how much you estimate the price to chink a 30'x30' house?)
Thanks all for your answer!
Have a nice day!
On a camp 30'x30' (estimation) how much 5 gal you can use to chink it?
Some one use it?
(if not, what you use, and how much you estimate the price to chink a 30'x30' house?)
Thanks all for your answer!
Have a nice day!
http://www.bearfortlodge.com/bearfor...home-chinking/
http://www.bearfortlodge.com/ he took the lhba course
the most important questions cannot (might not even be asked) be learned except in class!
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As a whole, the LHBA system (and it is a system) of building, is simplicity at it's core, longevity at it's heart and strength throughout.
Build to your need, and....desire, and.....ability. And be secure in your decision.
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Its possible to know what you use and how much it cost for you beautiful house?
Thanks
You can snoop around this side a bit, and you'll probably find more information about it. I think I remember a member saying they use mortar, like what you might use for blocks or bricks. That's just from memory; please don't go buy a some mortar until you take the class. : -)
Thank you, this is really appreciate...
Some one can confirm that mortar is a good way to chink log home?
I know (like always...) i have to take the course...
Please share your knowledge!
I'll share some knowledge with you Francis. It's been invaluable to me!! http://community.loghomebuilders.org/search.php
I have a feeling that was just mere flattery! : -)
But still a good question. I'm probably taking the November class in Vegas. I've got a Missouri Walnut Council meeting to attend the weekend before, so its going to a be a full November.
I'm a little bit more encouraged to sign up after my deer scouting trip on my grandparents property (likely to inherit). Seems that we've got some straight oaks here and there that I might be able to use for logs. But yeah, hopefully soon. I'd hate to be the first guy in the association to make a loghome out of oak timber, but it'd be convenient for sure. I'll know more after this weekend, as my father-n-law is visiting. I likely sign him up, too!
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