Custom Chalet, Cove OR
Location: Cove, OR
Premier SIPs provided: 10" Roof Panels
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PROJECT DETAILS:
The Tight Knot Alder Wood Cabinets were made by Jeremy Hansen, owner of HANSEN'S CUSTOM MILLWORK, La Grande, OR. Jeremy specializes in custom cabinetry and furniture. The Countertop is WILSON ART laminate with Gem-Loc Premiere Edge made of Corian by Loti Corporation, an alternative to the standard laminate edging with square or beveled edges.
The Alder portable Island was made by Jason Hansen, owner of Rouge Fine Woodworking. Jason specilizes in "artistic" cabinets, furniture wood turning. Ginger got the idea from an old garden potting table that was pictured in a Log Home magazine. Dark strips on the maple top are walnut.
Tight Knot Alder was also used for door and window trim, base boards, & stair railing. All wood was stained with Benjamin Moore exterior semi-transpartent siding and deck stain. Howard's Feed-N-Wax was then hand rubbed on all the wood surfaces. The same wax will be used for dusting.
The kitchen sink is a Kohler 'smart sink' because the divider in the middle is lower that normal (about 3-4 inches high) which makes it easier to wash large pans with long handles and long cookie sheets, etc. It was hard to find a sink with only 2 holes (we actually wanted one with only one hole) and this style was about the only one available in a Kohler cast iron and we got to thinking that the smart sink was actually a very practical idea. The other hole in the right corner is for a soap dispenser.
The kitchen faucet is a Kohler pull out. We haven't installed the dishwasher or range yet because we will be moving the ones from the old house.
Pacific Energy near Victoria, BC is the manufacturer of the Cast Iron Wood Stove. It has a stainless steel hollow baffle box with a rear air supply tube to create secondary combustion. Thus far, fire wood usage is about half of what we normally burn. Take a look at www.pacificenergy.net if you have any interest in wood stoves or fireplace inserts. All their stoves are non-catalytic.
Floor tile is glazed porcelain from Home Depot.
The ceiling is 1x6 t&g Tight Knot Cedar that was stained with Benjamin Moore siding and deck stain before nailing it up to the Structural Insulated Paneled roof system by Premier Building Systems in Fife, Wa.
Custom Chalet, Cove OR
Location: Cove, OR
Premier SIPs provided: 10" Roof Panels
Questions: www.pbssips.com/contact/sales/
OR visit us: www.pbssips.com
PROJECT DETAILS:
The Tight Knot Alder Wood Cabinets were made by Jeremy Hansen, owner of HANSEN'S CUSTOM MILLWORK, La Grande, OR. Jeremy specializes in custom cabinetry and furniture. The Countertop is WILSON ART laminate with Gem-Loc Premiere Edge made of Corian by Loti Corporation, an alternative to the standard laminate edging with square or beveled edges.
The Alder portable Island was made by Jason Hansen, owner of Rouge Fine Woodworking. Jason specilizes in "artistic" cabinets, furniture wood turning. Ginger got the idea from an old garden potting table that was pictured in a Log Home magazine. Dark strips on the maple top are walnut.
Tight Knot Alder was also used for door and window trim, base boards, & stair railing. All wood was stained with Benjamin Moore exterior semi-transpartent siding and deck stain. Howard's Feed-N-Wax was then hand rubbed on all the wood surfaces. The same wax will be used for dusting.
The kitchen sink is a Kohler 'smart sink' because the divider in the middle is lower that normal (about 3-4 inches high) which makes it easier to wash large pans with long handles and long cookie sheets, etc. It was hard to find a sink with only 2 holes (we actually wanted one with only one hole) and this style was about the only one available in a Kohler cast iron and we got to thinking that the smart sink was actually a very practical idea. The other hole in the right corner is for a soap dispenser.
The kitchen faucet is a Kohler pull out. We haven't installed the dishwasher or range yet because we will be moving the ones from the old house.
Pacific Energy near Victoria, BC is the manufacturer of the Cast Iron Wood Stove. It has a stainless steel hollow baffle box with a rear air supply tube to create secondary combustion. Thus far, fire wood usage is about half of what we normally burn. Take a look at www.pacificenergy.net if you have any interest in wood stoves or fireplace inserts. All their stoves are non-catalytic.
Floor tile is glazed porcelain from Home Depot.
The ceiling is 1x6 t&g Tight Knot Cedar that was stained with Benjamin Moore siding and deck stain before nailing it up to the Structural Insulated Paneled roof system by Premier Building Systems in Fife, Wa.