Cutting in the Kitchen door way by far the largest cut we had made in the logs. Once we did so it caused the wall to wobble a bit, since it was a 30 ft wall with no support.
In order to stiffen up the door, I cut in a slot about 1/8' along the sides so that I could insert 2' angle iron.
The wall is stiffer now then before we even cut the door to begin with.
About a year and a half later, we have officially moved in! The final inspection went fairly well, we have a couple minor things to fix so the inspector is happy. We are finishing up with trim & baseboards, all the interior doors are in & trimmed out as well. We'll start on the outside porch & entryway once all the inside is completed & moving boxes unpacked :) Pics to come soon....
We found some 4x4 white travertine stone(limestone type material that is harder than limestone but softer than marble). It's "tumbled" so it has soft edges & very random. Seems to fit in well with the logs & such. Here is the backsplash with the grout freshly finished. Jessica does a great job with the tile grout. (More attention to detail than me!). Notice anything different (other than the grout)? We had to "find" the outlet that I accidentally covered with cement board & tiled over. Luckily I had a picture with the framing that showed it, & we were able to pop off 2 tiles, the grout them back on after cutting around the box.
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