Log Cabin Siding Knives

• Features a rounded, convex surface that resembles the curvature of real logs, often referred to as a “half-log” profile.
• The back of the siding is flat, allowing it to be easily attached to walls or framing.
• The profile includes a slight overlap or tongue-and-groove system to create tight joints between pieces, providing weather resistance and a seamless appearance.
• Available in various sizes to match different building styles, ranging from narrow log profiles for a subtle look to large, bold profiles for a more traditional log cabin feel.

• Creates the appearance of log construction while offering simpler installation and maintenance compared to full-log buildings.
• Provides insulation and weather resistance, protecting the building from moisture and temperature changes.
• Enhances the exterior aesthetic with a rustic, natural look, ideal for cabins, lodges, or homes in rural or forested areas.
• Offers a durable exterior cladding option that can be used for entire buildings or as an accent on certain sections.

Cabin Exteriors: Commonly used to create the appearance of log cabin construction, ideal for homes in rural or mountainous areas.

Vacation Homes: Often applied to vacation homes or lodges to enhance the rustic, outdoor ambiance.

Porch and Deck Siding: Used on exterior walls or as an accent around porches, decks, or patios to blend with natural surroundings.

Garages and Outbuildings: Frequently installed on garages, sheds, or guest houses to match the log aesthetic of a main cabin or lodge.

Accent Walls: Sometimes used indoors to create a log cabin feel in specific areas, such as living rooms, great rooms, or around fireplaces.