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Emily Roache commented on Buck's blog post 'Housing routers Help'
Welcome to Timber Home Nation, Buck! You might have better luck with your question in one of the forums. Blogs are generally for sharing experiences, while the forums are great place for getting advice. The forum feed also shows up on the front…
Emily Roache commented on Rock & Bernie's blog post 'looking for pictures'
Welcome to Timber Home Nation, Rock & Bernie! You might get a better response if you post your question in the Design Forum.
Thanks!
Emily
Emily Roache commented on Michael Reeves's blog post 'Suggestions for a good Timber Home Construction Book'
Have you tried looking in your library? Although I'm not sure that you'd find much information on modern SIPs, since library books tend to be somewhat dated.
You could also try Amazon.com. They have a "Search Inside This Book"…
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Emily Roache replied to foot chester's discussion 'aged wood not need finish?'
I don't know much about finishing reclaimed wood, but I think this is the house you mentioned. Your best bet would probably be to contact a builder or a place that sells finishes. I wouldn't trust reclaimed wood without a finish; it would…
Emily Roache replied to Shaelyn Strattan's discussion 'Best finish for Timber Homes on the water'
I've heard that Timber Pro Coatings is very durable. We're going to be restaining our deck next spring and this is what we're considering. Here's the website.
http://www.timberprocoatings.com/index.html
Here's another…
Emily Roache replied to Liz T's discussion 'Log Home w/ Radiant Heat - WHAT TEMPERATURE IS NECESSARY FOR HEATING OVER WINTER?'
Heating unoccupied houses is necessary to prevent the pipes from freezing or bursting, and to prevent condensation (which helps mold and mildew grow, like you mentioned). I've heard that 50 degrees is a good standard setting that will prevent…
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