One of the neat things about keeping things small is the beauty of simplicity. I came across this neat Adirondack cabin and just love the basic style of the lean-to converted into a small cabin, simply by adding a log front, windows, and a door. The hand scribed logs are chiseled for a perfect fit and the craftsmanship is outstanding. The inside dimensions of this lean-to are 12 feet by 8 feet.
A lean-to can be a refuge, a retreat, a shelter, a lunch spot, an inspiration point, and a home away from home. To learn more visit the Adirondack Lean-to Company.
Why are all builders the same, I ordered one of these cabins 12×12 from this company, what got was a 12×9.5, The thruthewoods owner will not return a email. And if you call the message thing is full. so many promises, but as I said builders always a the same.collect the money and run. SO SAD.
I made a trip to visit this guy at his shop with the intention of placing an order. The electricty was cut off at his shop and by the time I returned home in a few days his phone was disconnected and his website was down. Glad I took my business elsewhere.
What a nice log house but on the other hand, what is that I am hearing?
Any idea where this is actually located?