Yellowstone Log Homes

Watch how Yellowstone Log Homes' kits are built, starting with just a stack of logs and turning into a luxurious, custom log cabin. This home in Colorado is a custom version of the Little Bear plan using a 10 inch diameter swedish cope cabin log. The exterior stain used is Sikkens Cetol Log and Siding and the color is Dark Oak. Enjoy this video tour of our Wyoming design. This Yellowstone Log Home is packed with details that are sure to delight. The main floor includes a master bedroom, master bath, mud room, and laundry tucked into the rear portion of the design.

Thousands of log cabin kits have been made by Yellowstone Log Homes over the years, resulting in beautiful log homes and cabins across the United States and Canada. Above are a few construction photos from past customers and contractors who used our kits for their log homes. Yellowstone Log Homes does not take part in the assembly or construction process, only the manufacturing. However, we do connect our customers with log home contractors wherever they may be building. We have an extensive network of log home builders in nearly every state who use our log cabin kits.

When you first look at a log home, what stands out to you most? Is it the style of the outer appearance, the stain, or the logs used to build the cabin that catch your eye? It could be the size of the log home, the wrap-around deck, the massive expanse of windows, or the impressive overhang protecting the deck? Many elements make up the look of a log home, and you can choose various combinations of these elements to make your log cabin unique. When planning for your dream log home, visualize how you want the log home to look.

Most of the trees used to make a Yellowstone Log Home are cut when they are dead, standing, and dry. When a log is dry, there is a much lower chance of unexpected cracking, and warping. Air dried log homes have less settling than that of a kiln dried log home. Our most common milled log is the Swedish cope design with saddle notched corners. We also offer D-logs. Milled beams are available for roof purlins, trusses, porch posts, etc. in diameters up to 40″ and lengths to 42′ long. An engineering improvement provides the key to the weather tight seal of the Yellowstone Log Home.