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Natural Elements

As your plans get underway, you may use the Natural Element Home ™ Style Guide to view the many materials options available and to make your selections of key architectural elements to be used in your home. The most common system used to create a Natural Element Home is to blend beautiful timbers, beams and log elements with conventional construction methods. We call this technique the Hybrid Building System ™ . The log and timber elements become focal points of the home and take it far above an ordinary home. All of the Natural Elements ™ are reclaimed, recovered, recycled or renewable.
Many of the Natural Elements ™ are factory-built from rare and unique materials to allow the builder to simply install on the jobsite. No longer does the builder have to invent each architectural element designated by the designer. The factory-built elements are simply assembled, trimmed to fit and/or installed on the jobsite. This yields custom craftsman construction without all the labor costs.
Our exclusive collection of Natural Elements ™ may be combined with our Hybrid Building System®, our Log Wall Systems, our Timber Frame Systems, or some combination thereof to create an extraordinary Natural Element Home ™ . Talk about curb appeal… your Natural Element Home ™ will be the envy of the neighborhood.
In-Stock parts are Reclaimed, Recovered, Recycled or Renewable

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**Choose your Elements**
Hand-Hewn Beams Antique Beams and Logs Reclaimed Beams Recovered Beams Historical Reclaimed Woods Bark Sidings, Posts, & Rails Wormy Chestnut	Fresh Sawn Beams Wire Brush Finishes Barn Wood Materials Reclaimed Brick Knotty Juniper Logs Natural Sawn Woods Skip-Peeled Posts Barky Log Sidings	Natural Taper Posts Rusted Barn Tin Mountain Ivy Twig Railings Tobacco Stick Railings Hand-Split Cedar Shakes Specialty Sidings: Copper, Iron, Stone, Log Wall Systems