Pennsylvania Log Homes

Pennsylvania Log Homes

Pennsylvania-New Listing Oct 2008

Item # (RC26x32lOct022008) FListing
This corner post cabin is a rarer style typical to an early German demographic here in PA. It dates to the early 1800's and is unusually large with unusually high ceilings. It is a hand hewn oak cabin with a full two stories and an attic and the overall measurements are 26 ft. by 32 ft. It is rare that a cabin that large would not have an an addition making up some of that footage. This is all original and built at the same time. As you can see in the photos, the owners uncovered and restored the bottom half of the front of this house. Those logs have not been replaced, simply restored and that is how the entire cabin would look if the remainder of the logs were restored. You can also see that there are four corner posts and a center post on each side of the cabin. The logs are mortised into those posts, as is the summer beam of the floor joist systems (shown in center picture).&nbs! p; Insi de, this house was also redone and has doors, trim work and mantles in Colonial colors. Whatever is salvageable will be saved and included with this package including doors, hardware as well as any salvageable flooring. The attic boards are hand planed and beaded on the bottom and range from 9-18" wide! The height both downstairs and upstairs is a full 8 ft. and the attic is 7.5 ft. at the center. The floor joists are mortised into a summer beam and the rafters are hewn on all four sides and pegged in the center. The building is in great condition overall and needs repair only on one side, below the windows. Replacements for those areas are also included in this package. The cost for the frame, floor joist systems, rafters, replacements, any salvageable flooring, doors, mantles, hardware etc, dismantling, tagging, printing and loading is $30K. This cabin must be removed completely by Nov. 1, 2008

JCWoodworking
98 Tower Rd
Sellersville Pa., 18960
267-404-2214
jcwoodworking@comcast.net
www.jcwoodworking.info
We specialize in the highest quality structures and materials from the 1700-1800's. Early American log homes, barns, flooring, siding, hand hewn beams.

267-404-2214

Pennsylvania-New Listing Oct 2008

Item # (RCBacktotheBeginningOct022008) FListing
This barn, located in Bucks County, is where our company began. Jay had cleaned out a stall in the basement to start his furniture making business in 1996 and it all took off from there. This barn is in overall good condition, but needs some TLC. It is a mixed species with all oak sleepers and is a combination of hand hewn and mill sawn timbers. The overall footprint of this barn is 46 ft. * 36 ft. However, the last ten foot section of the 46 ft. side has some damage. This bent could be left off, making a 36 ft. * 36 ft. barn or we can supply replacements for the damaged logs in order to rebuild as a 46 * 36. ft. This barn is unique in that you enter on the gable end of the barn and have three very long bays. The wall height is appx. 15 ft. and the peak height is appx. 29 ft. There are 4 bents and 3 bays in this barn. The widths of the two outside bays are appx. 10 ft. and the inside bay is a! ppx. 14 ft. There are several options for this barn: it is available as a frame only for $16k for the 36 * 36 ft. option; 20K for the 36 * 46 ft. with replacements; $20k for 36 * 36 ft. w/ sleepers; 36 * 46 w/ sleepers for $24K; It is also available available as 36 ft. * 36 ft. with sleepers, all salvageable siding and flooring for $25K or as a 36 ft * 46 ft. at $29k including replacements.

JCWoodworking
98 Tower Rd
Sellersville Pa., 18960
267-404-2214
jcwoodworking@comcast.net
www.jcwoodworking.info
We specialize in the highest quality structures and materials from the 1700-1800's. Early American log homes, barns, flooring, siding, hand hewn beams. 267-404-2214

Pennsylvania-New Listing Oct 2008

Item # (RC35x50Oct022008) FListing
This barn stands in Central Pa and is a mixed species (but predominately oak), hand hewn frame dating to the mid 1800's. The overall footprint of the barn is 35 ft. * 50 ft and it is in beautiful condition. The wall height is appx. 15.5 ft. and the height of the peak is appx. 26 ft. There are 4 bents, 3 bays in this barn. The widths of each bay is appx.16 ft. (the length 35, for three areas of appx. 550 sq. ft. open space) Walking in the barn through the main door, on the 50 ft. side, you are in the middle bay and the bent on each side has a ladder in the middle. The ladders and center posts on the end bents are all at center, or appx. 17 ft. There are some easy second floor height options of 7 ft, 12 ft. or 14.5 ft. if you choose to add a second floor using the existing cross members. There are three options with this barn: it is available as a frame only for $26K which includes tagging, dis! mantlin g and printing. It is also available with all the siding and flooring for $32K. It is also available with the siding, flooring, and sleeper system for $36K. Finally, it is available as a frame with sleepers (no flooring or siding) for $30K. The crew dismantling this is also willing to travel to reassemble on your site.

JCWoodworking
98 Tower Rd
Sellersville Pa., 18960
267-404-2214
jcwoodworking@comcast.net
www.jcwoodworking.info
We specialize in the highest quality structures and materials from the 1700-1800's. Early American log homes, barns, flooring, siding, hand hewn beams. 267-404-2214

Pennsylvania-New Listing Oct 2008

Item # (RCTimberFrameOct022008) FListing
This frame stands is Central Pa and dates to the mid 1800's. It is hewn and mill sawn and is a mixed species of hemlock and tamarack pine, both bug and rot resistant woods. This barn is in the best condition of any structure we have come across yet. It is pristine and has no rot. It measures 40 * 60 and is pegged with mortise and tenon joints. Included in the price is the entire frame, ladders, corner braces, cross bars, pegs, and rafters. Also included is tagging and drawing of frame for reassembly and loading on a flatbed for shipping. We literally bought the farm in its entirety on this project and are able to offer this barn at an incredible price of $23K with the floor system

JCWoodworking
98 Tower Rd
Sellersville Pa., 18960
267-404-2214
jcwoodworking@comcast.net
www.jcwoodworking.info
We specialize in the highest quality structures and materials from the 1700-1800's. Early American log homes, barns, flooring, siding, hand hewn beams. 267-404-2214

Pennsylvania-New Listing Oct 2008

Item # (RC16x12Oct022008) FListing
This tiny chestnut cabin stood in Southcentral Pa. and dates to the mid 1800's. It is hand hewn and predomintaly chestnut. It is a one story with a loft and measures 16 * 12 ft. Included in the price of $10K is the frame, floor joists for loft, rafters, tagging, printing and loading on truck. Please call with any questions

JCWoodworking
98 Tower Rd
Sellersville Pa., 18960
267-404-2214
jcwoodworking@comcast.net
www.jcwoodworking.info
We specialize in the highest quality structures and materials from the 1700-1800's. Early American log homes, barns, flooring, siding, hand hewn beams.

267-404-2214

Pennsylvania-New Listing Oct 2008

Item # (RCDoubleCabinOct022008) FListing
This cabin is a four sided, saddle-knotched cabin with a three sided post addition. The four sided, original cabin measures 22 * 18 ft. (a full 2 story---2 floors plus an attic). The addition measures 15 * 18 ft, also a full two story, for an overall measurement of 37 * 18 ft. Both are made from hand hewn oak logs. Both include floor joists and rafters.

There are several options with this cabin. The first is to reassemble it exactly as it is. The second is to separate the buildings. The four sided, original cabin could be put up as a 22 * 18 ft. cabin. The 15 * 18 ft. addition could be easily converted either into a 1 story measuring 30 * 18 or into a dog-trot cabin (This would be two 15 * 18 ft, one story cabins connected by an open breezeway). The corner posts on the addition do not run the entire height of the cabin, but run to the second floor joist system. What that means is this addition could easily be "cut in half" height-wise. You could then take the second floor, flip it and set it at ground level next to the first floor. You could then either attach the posts, creating an enclosed one story or you could leave space between them, timber frame the fourth wall on each building and then use one roof line, with an opening between the two now separate cabins (a "dogt! rot" wi th a loft).

The price for the original cabin with the addition is $28K. This price includes the frame, rafters, floor joists, any salvageable flooring, doors and stairs, tagging, printing, dismantling and loading of the cabin.

JCWoodworking
98 Tower Rd
Sellersville Pa., 18960
267-404-2214
jcwoodworking@comcast.net
www.jcwoodworking.info
We specialize in the highest quality structures and materials from the 1700-1800's. Early American log homes, barns, flooring, siding, hand hewn beams.

Pennsylvania-New Listing Oct 2008

Item # (RC1.5StoryOct022008) FListing
This cabin has been completely rebuilt on our lot and in perfect condition, ready to reassemble on your lot. The cabin is a 1.5 story and measures 26 ft. * 28 ft. It is hand hewn oak and walnut. It originally stood in Franklin County, PA and dates to the mid 1800's. The ceiling height on the first floor is 8 ft. and the ceiling height on the second floor is 9 ft. at the crossties. The standing room (for a full grown man) is appx. 350 sq. ft upstairs, a total upstairs footage of 730 ft.; enough to make a beautiful master bedroom or divide into two or three smaller bedrooms. Included in price is the frame, floor joists and rafters. The pitch is a 12/12, great for a snow load. The price for the cabin alone is $24K. The price for the cabin reassembled on your lot (minus travel costs) is $32K. The reason for the low reassembly price is b/c we have done all the work and set this cabin already, so we ! anticip ate a very quick reassembly.

JCWoodworking
98 Tower Rd
Sellersville Pa., 18960
267-404-2214
jcwoodworking@comcast.net
www.jcwoodworking.info
We specialize in the highest quality structures and materials from the 1700-1800's. Early American log homes, barns, flooring, siding, hand hewn beams. 267-404-2214

Pennsylvania-New Listing Oct 2008

Item # (RC_Material10012008) FListing
MATERIALS:

-2 Truckloads of hand hewn oak sleepers, red and white oak. Faces of 8-16". Very solid. $2.25/ft.

-8000 bf. sawn red oak beams. Monstrous sizes, all 28 ft. lengths, 9" up to 17" widths and appx. 12" thick. $2.25/bf. to take all.

-4500 sq. ft. white pine attic flooring, footworn. $6.5/ft.;

-600 ft. yellow pine attic flooring; $5.5/ft.

-1000 ft. of wide, thick and long--very nice painted siding. Red on one side, smooth brownboard on other. $3/ft.

-Resawn chestnut, rough cut in planks, 1" thick, 5-10" wide. $7.25/ft. Appx. 8K ft.

-2000 ft. wormy white oak flooring, milled and kd. 5-11" wide, 8 ft. lengths and up. $6/ft (Was custom milled in wrong species). Wide, long, beautiful. But not old.....looks old, but it isn't.

Upcoming: Oak and hemlock barn flooring, painted and unpainted siding.

MOVING SALE: We are moving our inventory and have small amounts of the following materials. In an effort not to move it twice, the following is at great discount:

-White oak 2 * 8's by appx. 10 ft. 320 bf. @ $2.5/ft.

-Hemlock 4 * 8's: Appx. 40 pieces, in 12 and 14 ft. lengths, $1/bf. for all.

-Yellow pine joists: 850 bf. hand hewn yellow pine floor joists. Roughly 4 * 6's (exact list available upon request.) $1.5/bf.

-300 ft. rough sawn white pine 3 * 10 by 16 ft. $1.5/bf.

-125 ft. rough sawn yellow pine 3 * 7's by 10-12 ft. $1.5/bf.

-600 ft. white pine planking (from loft of barn); 1" thick, 5-10" wide. $3.5/ft.

-465 wide, painted white pine attic floor. Really nice material, but has paint on the top. Widths range from 7-15". $5/ft.

If anyone is interested in taking this as an entire load, we'll load all for $7500.00.

BUILDINGS:

-1.5 story, 26 * 28 ft. hh oak and walnut
-2 story, 24 * 28, hh chestnut and oak
-2 story, 40 * 18, hh oak
-hemlock/pine barn 40 * 60
-hh oak, 35 * 45 ft
-hh oak, 90 * 45 ft
-hh mixed, 35 * 50 ft.

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JCWoodworking
98 Tower Rd
Sellersville Pa., 18960
267-404-2214
jcwoodworking@comcast.net
www.jcwoodworking.info
We specialize in the highest quality structures and materials from the 1700-1800's. Early American log homes, barns, flooring, siding, hand hewn beams. 267-404-2214

Pennsylvania-One Story Log cabin New Listing Oct 2008

Item # (RC_OneStory10022008)This cabin has been completely rebuilt on our lot and in perfect condition, ready to reassemble on your lot. The cabin is a 1.5 story and measures 26 ft. * 28 ft. The ceiling height on the first floor is 8 ft. and the ceiling height on the second floor is 9 ft. at the crossties. The standing room (for a full grown man) is appx. 350 sq. ft upstairs, enough to make a beautiful master bedroom or divide into two or three smaller bedrooms. Included in price is the frame, floor joists and rafters. The pitch is a 12/12, great for a snow load. The price for the cabin alone is $24K. The price for the cabin reassembled on your lot (minus travel costs) is $32K. The reason for the low reassembly price is b/c we have done all the work and set this cabin already, so we anticipate a very quick reassembly.

JCWoodworking
98 Tower Rd
Sellersville Pa., 18960
267-404-2214
jcwoodworking@comcast.net
www.jcwoodworking.info
We specialize in the highest quality structures and materials from the 1700-1800's. Early American log homes, barns, flooring, siding, hand hewn beams. 267-404-2214

Pennsylvania

item #(R_ChaikinLancaster_062408)

This beautiful cabin stands in the heart of Pa. Amish country. It is a two story, hand hewn cabin in Lancaster County, Pa and it dates to the mid 1800's. It's predominately chestnut with some oak. The overall measurements are 24 ft. by 26 ft. with a full two stories and attic. This cabin is in nearly perfect condition and ready to move. Included in the price of $22K is the frame, floor joists, rafters, tagging, disassembly and loading on a trailer.

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Pennsylvania

item #(R_Chaikin35x50_062408)

This barn stands in Central Pa and is a mixed species (but predominately oak), hand hewn frame dating to the mid 1800's. The overall footprint of the barn is 35 ft. * 50 ft and it is in beautiful condition. The wall height is appx. 15.5 ft. and the height of the peak is appx. 26 ft. There are 4 bents, 3 bays in this barn. The widths of each bay is appx.16 ft. (the length 35, for three areas of appx. 550 sq. ft. open space)

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Pennsylvania

item# (lstringbarn111907)

This barn was built of beautiful white pine virgin timbers around 1870. It measures 40' x 54' and with the exception of some siding needing to be replaced, it is in great condition.

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Pennsylvania

item# (lstringcabin111907)

Found in Western PA. This 1790-1800 pine log cabin was constructed using a nice set of widefaced hewn straight logs. It measures 30' x 37'and has a center hall from front to back with 2 rooms on either side.

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