Rob and Marilyn Wrightman's innovative log and timber-frame home has been featured in this month's edition of
Log Home Living, which hit newsstands on May 15th.
Rob happens to be the owner of True North Log Homes, which he founded with his father in 1986. True North Log Homes' innovation in log home construction was a hallmark in the building of this particular home as five patented
log home technologies developed by True North were incorporated. Designing the home didn't require starting from scratch since Rob had already helped create his company's catalog of standard
log home plans.
The cornerstone of the home is the blend of big timbers and white pine, D-shape logs. These logs are milled to show a rounded surface on the outside and a flat surface inside, resembling the letter D. The wall logs are stacked according to a patented
log joinery system that uses neither nails, screws nor lag bolts. The aesthetic highlight of the logs is their dovetail corners.
The interior of the home, as you can see, is open and spectacular from one room to the next.
A primary goal at True North Log Homes, under Rob's direction, is to fulfill the dream of log home living for each and every True North customer.
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