Phase 1: Laying the Foundation
Construction of the Field & Stream cabin is underway at the Sterling Ridge property in Jeffersonville, Vermont.
The site, overlooking a bass lake, was cleared in May after the ground thawed and dried. The area for the foundation was excavated, pipes for water and septic were laid down, and the foundation floor was poured.
Photo by Glenn Callahan
SUPPLIERS
We wish to thank the following companies for their participation in the Field & Stream cabin project.
Andersen Windows.
800-426-4261
andersenwindows.com
Bass Pro Shops (interior furnishings)
800-465-2628
basspro.com
Cabot Stains
800-US-STAIN
cabotstain.com
Congoleum (flooring)
800-934-3567
congoleum.com
CorrectDeck (exterior decking)
877-DECK877
correctdeck.com
Eemax (water heater)
800-543-6163
eemax.com
Jeld-Wen (interior doors)
877-JELD-INC
jeldwen.com
Northeastern Log Homes
800-624-2797
northeasternlog.com.
Owens Corning (Cultured Stone veneer)
800-GET-PINK
owenscorning.com
ReddiForm (foundation forms)
800-334-4303
reddiform.com
Therma-Tru (exterior doors)
800-THERMATRU
thermatru.com
Utica Boilers (furnace)
800-325-5479
uticaboilers.com
Photo Gallery Comments (5)
What a great location for a dream cabin. My speical needs son, and I would love to live there. We would help other special need kids fish, and have fun.
This i a great cabin, i would love to build one similar to i some day. but it looks like it would take a TON of capital to build anything even close to that. Would i have to plan on winning the lotto, or would my plans of being a civil engineer and some smart savings be a route that would yield potential of a dream cabin?
Seems like a really nice place. The interior looks great and the place is big enough to make it fit the area. Overall, good work and would definitely like to se some follow up pictures with the dock.
Great cabin. I built a Jim Barna cabin in 2000 with added features. Total footage was 3200 sq ft. The setting is very simular as the starting method of filling the landscrap around the foundation. Located between 119 & 118 mile makers off I-94 west in Marshal Mi directly viewing north. Cost is comparable to what use make of it. Barna's material was $180,000 in 1999 ,my oldest son and I built the complete cabin ourselves saving a ton of money. Completed it was valued at $385,000 in 2002 but our main goal was to be completely self sufficient. Deisel generartor,wind mill,wood wonderburner and geo-thermal heating. 10 ft deep basement and 8" of foam on the roof. You don't have to go to our extreme and it is possible to build for less then $70,000 given the right floor plan. Thank you for sharing this build ,it brought back a lot of memories
That's not particle board! It is probably an OSB (Oriented Strand Board). Particle board is that crappy stuff that breaks down over time like sawdust.
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What a great location for a dream cabin. My speical needs son, and I would love to live there. We would help other special need kids fish, and have fun.
This i a great cabin, i would love to build one similar to i some day. but it looks like it would take a TON of capital to build anything even close to that. Would i have to plan on winning the lotto, or would my plans of being a civil engineer and some smart savings be a route that would yield potential of a dream cabin?
Seems like a really nice place. The interior looks great and the place is big enough to make it fit the area. Overall, good work and would definitely like to se some follow up pictures with the dock.
Great cabin. I built a Jim Barna cabin in 2000 with added features. Total footage was 3200 sq ft. The setting is very simular as the starting method of filling the landscrap around the foundation. Located between 119 & 118 mile makers off I-94 west in Marshal Mi directly viewing north. Cost is comparable to what use make of it. Barna's material was $180,000 in 1999 ,my oldest son and I built the complete cabin ourselves saving a ton of money. Completed it was valued at $385,000 in 2002 but our main goal was to be completely self sufficient. Deisel generartor,wind mill,wood wonderburner and geo-thermal heating. 10 ft deep basement and 8" of foam on the roof. You don't have to go to our extreme and it is possible to build for less then $70,000 given the right floor plan. Thank you for sharing this build ,it brought back a lot of memories
That's not particle board! It is probably an OSB (Oriented Strand Board). Particle board is that crappy stuff that breaks down over time like sawdust.
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