Glu Lam Log, Inc.

The dormers on this laminated log home are framed in and use matching siding. This approach saves money without changing the look of the home.

Log cabin siding and matching log corners are becoming more popular than ever before. That’s because they can be used to match or complement existing log buildings, or they can provide an economical method for giving a log look to framed structures. It’s also great for remodeling existing homes, and is often used to totally transform the appearance of mobile homes and manufactured homes. Log cabin siding can also provide a look-alike option to people who prefer log homes but are building in areas where local codes do not recognize the inherent energy efficiency of quality log construction.

Matching Glu-Lam-Log Homes

So, you’re planning a Glu-Lam-Log Home and you’re trying to live within a budget! Why not consider using matching log cabin siding for the garage, on framed gable ends, or on out buildings. At Glu-Lam-Log, we make a siding to match every log profile we mill. When properly installed, you won’t be able to tell where the logs end and the siding begins.

New Framed Home Construction

Planning a new conventionally framed structure, but want it to look like a log home on the outside? Log Cabin Siding could be the perfect solution. From highly cost-effective standard siding to handcrafted and hand peeled half log siding, we offer a wide array of siding alternatives that will strike just the right balance between desired appearance and budget.

Complementing Existing Log Structures
Planning an addition to an existing log structure or a new building next to one? Over the years we’ve done a great deal of custom planing and have accumulated a wide variety of profile knives. Odds are one of our log cabin siding patterns will provide you with a very attractive and cost-effective way to get the job done.

BEFORE		AFTER
This log building needed an addition  to house an RV.		Glu-Lam-Log custom planed siding to match the existing structure, creating a seamless addition.

Remodeling

Always wanted a log home, but love the ground you already live on or have too much invested in your existing framed structure, double wide, or mobile home? Consider replacing the existing composite, aluminum, or vinyl siding with either our standard or Xtra Thick natural wood log cabin siding. It’s easy, economical, and results almost always exceed expectations.

BEFORE		AFTER
Located in Northern Wisconsin, this is what the Court's house looked like before they started their remodeling project.		The new wing on the left is a perfect fit, and the application of extra thick pine siding has converted the home into a log cabin.