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Cordwood Window Boxes: How to build

Making a well-built window box (also called window buck) for your cordwood home is crucial.  Done properly your windows will open and close with ease in perpetuity.  There are a couple of important points to follow.  Buy your windows first so you can make the right...

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Gorgeous Cordwood Home in the PNW

A classic cordwood home was being offered for sale in the Pacific Northwest.  This gorgeous 2,176 sq. ft. is in the state of Washington, halfway between Portland and Seattle.  Made from Western Red Cedar and Douglas Fir, this is a massive post and beam framed beauty...

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Cordwood Construction (you see) can be Mortgage Free!

New Pioneer Magazine published a four-page article about building Cordwood Cottages.  The editor allowed me to place the article on various social media sites to encourage the idea of natural building.   The article details the best practice building of cordwood...

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Cordwood Party House by Kati

Cordwood Party House (in Germany) by Kati Schenk. Kati hails from Germany and built this cordwood beauty. Kati commented, "The house is 5 meters x 5 meters (16' x 16').  The walls are made of peeled, split, and dried Larch (Tamarack).  The walls are 25 cm thick or...

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