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Denny Johnson commented on Mitch & Rene Jones's photo

Pretzel House

"Great idea! We will have to do this as an activity with our grandchildren. They would love the idea of building a log home out of pretzels. And the birds would love it, too. Thanks for sharing."

Jan 26, 2012

Aspen Springs & Sheltie Haven commented on Mitch & Rene Jones's photo

Fancy the bear!?

"This is really cute! Thanks for sharing!"

Jun 7, 2011

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Tell us about yourself:: On Jan. 2, 2005, we lost our home/business to a fire. We had built our home and only lived in it for 4 years, so it was a great blow. Everyone was safe and that's what mattered. We had always wanted a log home, but thought we would wait until our kids were grown. With this loss facing us we dicided "Why wait", let's do it now! So, that was the beginning of building our dream again!
One of the "Major" changes since we built our own log home is a change in employment, We were mostly a stick frame home builder and did some comercial building, but after building our log home we went strictly to building log homes, which we love.
Take a look at our Web Page at: www.sherwoodlogandcustomhomes.com

Are you lucky enough to be living in a log home?: Yes, we are blessed with a log home, and we help others build theirs!

What timeframe are you looking to start your dream home?: N/A

Website:: http://www.sherwoodlogandcustomhomes.com

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At 10:45am on August 21, 2009, Rose Marie said…: Love the slide show on your site - cool fireplace, too! (No pun intended;-)
In answer to your question about ICF, I have minimal knowledge of that method. There was a local news article about a home near here that used ICF construction, not only for the basement, but also for the exterior house walls. One of the builders I've spoken to recently advised that they build their "traditional" walls with three layers of insulation, which amounts to over 30-R.
What else can you tell me about ICF?