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	<title>Kealey &#38; Tackaberry Log Homes Ltd.</title>
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		<title>Summer of 2008 - Elliot Lake</title>
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		<title>Useful links and resources</title>
		<description>Valuable products and websites that will assist you in designing, building, and caring for your log home.

Associations

	www.logassociation.org International log builders association
	www.cmhc.ca Canada Mortgage &#38; Housing Corporation (CMHC)
	www.cwc.ca  Canadian Wood Council
	www.loghomes.org Log Home Council
	www.mha-net.org Masonry Heater Association
	www.sips.org Structural Insulated Panel Association
	www.loghomelinks.com
	www.loghomes.com
	www.contractorreferralnetwork.com

Designing Info

	www.dirksondesign.com
	www.log-home-plans.com
	www.loghomedesign.ca
	www.loghome.com

Windows &#38; Doors


	www.westwoodwindows.com

Log Care Products

	www.logcareproducts.com
	www.loghelp.com
	www.weatherall.com
	www.woodguard.com
	www.logfinish.com
	www.sashco.com 
	www.permachink.com
	http://www.woodrestoration.net/

Green Companies

	www.greenhomebuilding.com
	www.energystar.gov
	www.thehealthiesthome.com/

Fireplaces &#38; Stone 


	www.greenmountainsoapstone.com
	www.soapstoneontario.com
	www.woodstove.com
	www.culturedstone.com
	www.fireplacecenter.com

Structural Insulated Panels System (SIPS).

	www.eaglepanelsystems.com
	www.foardpanel.com
Roof Cover ...</description>
		<link>http://www.kealeytackaberryloghomes.com/log-home-product-list</link>
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		<title>Getting Started With Us</title>
		<description>Part of our goal in working with you on your project is to help make the building process as simple and enjoyable as possible. It doesn't get any easier than our 3 step procedure listed below. Work through the steps yourself or, contact us, and we would be more than ...</description>
		<link>http://www.kealeytackaberryloghomes.com/getting-started-with-your-new-log-home</link>
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		<title>Our model home: Come on out to have a look (Pakenham, Ontario)</title>
		<description>       We are presently working on our model home located in Pakenham, Ontario - 540 Ski Hill Rd,  across from the Pakenham Ski Hill. This home features Scandanavian full-scribe logwork using eastern white pine.  Other features: ICF foundation (insulated concrete form), Radiant heating, Structural insulated roof system, timber frame floor systems and soapstone.



















beautiful avg. 15" white ...</description>
		<link>http://www.kealeytackaberryloghomes.com/building-our-show-home-after-the-first-month-pakenham-ontario</link>
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		<title>Needs &#038; Wants</title>
		<description>Whether you are designing your custom log home or searching for a floor plan that best suits your style of living, here is a list that helps you separate your needs from your wants.  The size/type of home that you choose will most of the time, rely on your ...</description>
		<link>http://www.kealeytackaberryloghomes.com/needs-wants</link>
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		<title>Myths about log homes</title>
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Myth #1: Log homes require extensive maintenance
Log homes do require maintenance as does any other house, but they do not necessarily require more maintenance. In order to maintain the “new” look with any house, there is maintenance. For the log house, a clear UV coat every 5-10 years. For the ...</description>
		<link>http://www.kealeytackaberryloghomes.com/myths-about-log-homes</link>
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		<title>Reasons to build a Log Home</title>
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1. Sustainability
Logs are the only renewable major construction material. They are able to efficiently regenerate from a well managed forest. As stated by the Canadian Wood Council, “Canada is at no risk of deforestation”. “Canada’s forests account for 10% of the world’s cover &#38; only ¼ of 1% of the ...</description>
		<link>http://www.kealeytackaberryloghomes.com/reasons-to-build-a-log-homes</link>
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		<title>Different Styles of Log Homes</title>
		<description>Milled: Logs are machined to the same diameter (if round) or  thickness (if timber). Milled homes are commonly made of pieces (8-16’ lengths) or some may be full length. Average log diameter or thickness is 6-8”. The logs usually have a tongue &#38; groove system for interlocking the pieces, however, there are ...</description>
		<link>http://www.kealeytackaberryloghomes.com/types-of-log-homes</link>
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		<title>Cedar Round Log home (Siglufjordhur, Iceland)  Kenomee Log Homes</title>
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Kenomee Log Homes

Our work in Iceland included two summer houses built side by side for two life long friends.

The specs:

	1,300 sq. ft., 26’x28’, 1 and a half story
	2 bed/ 2 bath
	Wrap around deck
	Shed dormer to maximize second floor living

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		<link>http://www.kealeytackaberryloghomes.com/cedar-round-log-home-siglufjordhur-iceland</link>
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		<title>Cedar Round Log home with a Log Pergola (Richmond, Ontario, Canada)  Kenomee Log Homes</title>
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Kenomee Log Homes 

The Log Home was planned to be the estate for a home owned winery.   "Jabulani Farm and Winery"

The specs:

	2200 sq. ft., 32’x44’
	1 and a half story
	3 bed/ 3 bath
	Walkout basement
	3 Dog House Dormers facing south allowing sunlight and natural energy into the great room.

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		<link>http://www.kealeytackaberryloghomes.com/cedar-round-log-home-with-a-log-pergola-richmond-ontario-canada</link>
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