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Q: Do your logs come from sustainable forests?
A: All logs used by Prestige Log Buildings come from sustainable forests in Eastern Europe.

Q: What wood species do you use?
A: All our logs come from slow-growing Baltic pine. The wood is extremely dense as a result of the slow growth, and has a life span of over 100 years when properly maintained.

Q: Are the logs treated?
A: The pine is oven dried and develops a fine, eye-pleasing grain which in-turn reduces the needs for additional staining.  Prior to dispatch, the material is treated to provide protection against pest attack and the elements. Once installed, all buildings receive two coats of microporous colour preservative stain.

Q: How long will my Prestige Log Building last?
A: Your building will have alife span in excess of 100 years provided it is properly maintained. There are log houses in Eastern Europe that are over 300 years old.

Q: Is my Prestige Log Building guaranteed?
A: All our buildings are covered by a full 10-year warranty, provided they are maintained properly.

Q: Will my Prestige Log Building need re-treating?
A: Yes. All wood products need maintaining to keep their excellent appearance and to protect them from the elements. As a general rule, every 5 years the Log Building will require additional staining on the exterior.

Q: Will I have any difficulty getting insurance for my Prestige Log Building?
A: Our logs are treated internally with a ½-hour rating fire protective paint. Our clients have therefore had no difficulties in obtaining insurance. If your building requires Building Regulations approval, the structure must conform to all requirements under Building Control, including fire resistance.

Q: Do Prestige Log buildings arrive in one piece or in panels?
A: All our buildings are constructed log by log. We deliver buildings to site in flat packs, which can either be unloaded by forklift or crane.


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