Machine-profiled log houses

Main key for building a quality log house starts with selecting the highest quality timber – we use mature forest and carefully select each log 

Healthy living
Precise details
Modern design

Why choose a machined-profiled
log house?

Choose a timber log house for its timeless aesthetics, natural insulation, sustainability and cosy, inviting atmosphere.

Precisely calibrated
parts

While handcrafted log processing aims to preserve the uniqueness of each log, machine processing aims to cut logs as smoothly and uniformly as possible. The result is a very different effect: machine-profiled log houses look very tidy, more ‘civilised’ and more suited to modern interiors.

Wide range of
insulation solutions

The thickness of the machined logs is up to 200 mm, which is why it is recommended to add extra insulation when building residential houses. We offer different technical solutions for wall structures. Depending on the purpose of the log house, you can choose the insulation option that best suits your needs. 

Unlimited space
for imagination

Machine profiled log homes open up all the possibilities to choose how the exterior and interior of the house should look, as the logs can be covered inside or outside. In other words, you can have your dream home at a reasonable price, without giving up the benefits of a log house, and enjoy the highest quality of environmentally friendly and comfortable living.

Our machine-profiled log house lines

GARDEN Line
U = 1,63 W / m²K
90 mm log

Without additional insulation
Machine-profiled logs are the perfect choice for a log garden house, summer house, hunting lodge, gazebo and other non-permanent buildings. Compared to scandinavian, machine made log houses are cheaper.

90 mm log

90 mm log

45x145mm timber frame

150 mm thermal insulation

vapour barrier

50 mm windproof thermal insulation

interior finish

LIVING Line
U = 0,20 W / m²K
90 mm log

With insulation from inside
To insulate a log house in this way, a timber frame is attached to a log wall, to which an internal panel with a finish is attached, and the gap between the panel and the log is filled with insulation material. A log house insulated in this way meets all the thermal resistance requirements. Perfect solution for those who want to preserve the texture of the logs on the outside.

exterior finish

20x45 mm air gap

windproof barrier

150 mm thermal insulation

45x145 mm timber frame

metal sliders

90 mm log

RESIDENCE Line
U = 0,20 W / m²K
90 mm log

With insulation from outside
This is the most common and practical way to preserve the square footage of the living space. Inside, the log walls can be left untreated or covered with your preferred material to ‘brighten up’ the interior while maintaining the authenticity of the log house. This solution also meets all the thermal resistance requirements for residential houses.

Our other wooden house types

Scandinavian
log houses


ECO LINE
NATURAL LINE

Scandinavian
log houses


ECO LINE
NATURAL LINE
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Timber frame/segment
houses


MODERN LINE
PASSIVE LINE

Timber frame/segment
houses


MODERN LINE
PASSIVE LINE

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Modular houses

Modular houses

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What makes the production of machined log homes special?

We use only the highest quality mature wood (cut to CEF standards) in the production of these log homes. The pine logs are sawn on two sides using a machine to produce the right thickness of building material – from 40 to 200mm. The logs are then dried and, when they reach the optimum moisture content, are used for house construction. The smaller dimensions reduce the number of cracks in the log. We use modern technology and equipment to produce our machine-made log homes, so that every detail is cut with precision.

Let us help you choose!

Most of our wooden houses are designed exclusively for you. Starting with specific dimensions and ending with the smallest details. Our vision is to give every customer the opportunity to build their dream home, which combines modern style with a healthy and harmonious living environment.

We will provide you with an individual offer!

F A Q

People lived in log houses without additional insulation for many years. Even though the heat resistance of timber is a lot lower than of brick or concrete, but timber logs regulate the microclimate of the premises by naturally ventilating them and keeping stable humidity. The feel of cold depends not only on temperature but on relative humidity as well, so it is possible to live in a log house without insulation and as we’ve mentioned, people have done it for many years. On the other hand, for those who choose log houses as their permanent residence today we advise to choose solutions with additional insulation which will keep the fuel expenditure lower.

Today log houses don’t necessarily have to be of rustic design. You can match the interior and the exterior to your needs. A log house definitely has its own atmosphere but how you use it depends on your imagination. Here are some solutions that will decide on how your house will look like:

  • Handcrafted or machine processed logs: manually processed logs keep their natural beauty when machine processed logs create a more “civilized” look of the building and this house type is easier to adapt to modern interiors or exteriors.
  • Inner or outer insulation: if you insulate your house from the outside, you will keep the positive effects of the timber inside and will have more freedom to create the exterior of your home. The logs inside are kept open. If you insulate from the inside you can create the interior of your house with no limitations, but loose the positive effects of timber to your health.
  • Windows and other interior details: the atmosphere inside will depend on the size of the windows, how much light gets in, how the interior details are used, how the premises are planned, the processing of the logs and much more.

We suggest to visit our gallery and learn more about the interior of timber houses.

The interior of your house depends on your imagination. Its creation begins form the layouts of the house. What do you wish for? Light? Open, walk-through rooms? High ceilings? Levelled floors? The interiors of timber houses are flexible. The wood and the logs themselves become interior accents that create a special atmosphere. It isn’t necessary to match the timbers to the interior filled with stuffed animals or hand-made duvets. Wooden walls perfectly match both bright and pastille colours so you can search for solutions that you like when choosing furniture, curtains or rugs. When creating your interior you can match the timbers to glass, metal, various plaster and stone surfaces – it all depends on your likes and wishes.
You can find interior ideas in our gallery.

Actually, it depends on your desires. If you wish a timber house that clearly displays the uniqueness created by nature – choose manually processed logs. They are manufactured form the highest quality timber, each log is processed manually and the timbers are arranged to ideally suit the adhering ones. This type of house retains all the best qualities of a log house. On the other hand, machine processed logs create a more “civilized” look and their applications are wider. A house of manually processed logs is a unique hand-made creation but a machine processed one can be widely used and is a very practical decision. You can find interior ideas in our gallery.

The term to build a log house depends on many factors such as the complexity, size and other. Usually we complete the works in one building season.

We give a 5 year guarantee to all of our log and timber frame houses, wooden windows and doors and other wood products.

Timber is a “live” material so all log house owners know that it reacts to the environment: the height of the walls is bigger in the summer, the humidity of the walls change, in other words, the log lives as well. Log fractures of some degree are a natural process but properly dried logs will never fracture through its full width. These small fractures don’t affect the heat retention characteristics and is a natural part of the log’s life. One of the ways we minimise these problems – we use only mature timber that is dried and processed properly. The properly processed wood “lives” but it doesn’t damage the timber wall.

Essentially the maintenance of log and timber frame house is the same – every five-six years on average the house has to be repainted. New technologies allow the manufacture of especially practical paint of the highest quality.

 

In both cases the prices are similar, because an timber frame house will require additional inside finishing work.

 

It’s best to start by considering these questions:

  • Who will live in this house?
  • What are the needs of the residents?
  • Are we going to have guests?
  • Is it going to be a permanent residence or a summer house/hunting lodge?
  • Where are you planning to build the house?
  • What funds are you going to spend?
  • What interior/facade are you going to create?
  • What additional premises or elements do you need (porches, terraces, ad-ons, bathhouse, etc.)?

Go to trade shows, browse through magazines, visit friends that live in a log house and think about what you like and what you’d rather change is such a house. Then start putting your ideas on paper and when you have a clearer idea of what you wish for – visit an architect. We co-operate with JSC „Baltijos architektūra“ that has vast experience in wooden house projects.

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