INSIDE WORK - Part II
Log Home Construction by the Homeowners:
Ron and Susan Colbow & Families

 

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1. BEFORE THE KIT ARRIVES - Part I
2. BEFORE THE KIT ARRIVES - Part II
3. THE KIT IS DELIVERED
4. LOG WALL CONSTRUCTION - Part I
5. LOG WALL CONSTRUCTION - Part II
6. ROOF CONSTRUCTION - Part I
7. ROOF CONSTRUCTION - Part II

8. WALK OUT BASEMENT WALL SIDING
9. SHINGLING THE ROOF
10. SEPTIC SYSTEM INSTALLATION
11. OUTSIDE TRIM
12. INSIDE WORK - Part I
13. INSIDE WORK - Part II

 

  The family starts the ceiling and insulation installation with the attic ventilation baffles. These baffles are installed wherever the soffit vents are installed, preventing insulation from blocking the soffits.

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The first piece of ceiling drywall goes up in the master bathroom.

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Using a drywall lift and drywall screw gun is the only way to put a ceiling up. By using the lift, the family was able to use 12 foot long sheets of drywall on the ceilings. It took the family about 5 days to do the ceiling.

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The walls are started from the top. The Great Room walls were the first and hardest to hang.

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With the drywall hung, each room starts to take shape.

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A subcontractor is hired to finish the drywall.

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