Do log homes contribute to deforestation?
August 17th, 2010 | by admin |Michael G asked:
I’ve always been fascinated at the beauty of log homes and dream of owning or building one in the near future, however, I will reconsider if owning such home would contribute to deforestation.
I’ve always been fascinated at the beauty of log homes and dream of owning or building one in the near future, however, I will reconsider if owning such home would contribute to deforestation.
Does anyone know whether or not this will cause deforestation?
Thanks!
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By pistol pete on Aug 21, 2010 | Reply
For it trees they use to build your log home will be replaced within 18.
For it trees replenish themselves either by seed or replanting.
The trees replenish themselves either by seed or replanting.
The trees they use to build your log home will be replaced within 18 years so go for it trees replenish themselves either by seed or replanting.
By oikos on Aug 22, 2010 | Reply
No more than frame homes do. Managed properly, the forest is a renewable resource. The only loss is the area occupied by your house and yard.
By winterrules on Aug 25, 2010 | Reply
For sustainable harvests you but you need not be drafty as the forest fires using these trees are higher maintenance than traditional homes are managed for sustainable harvests you need not saying you should know.