Our interlocking log systems are manufactured using the latest computer technology.  Five machine tools linked to a computer controlled positioning system not only ensure dimensional accuracy but give us the flexibility to meet your individual requirements.

All intermediate and corner interlocks use a notch scribed to the profile of the log, ensuring a tight fit and contributing to overall stability of the log structure.  This is further enhanced on the 44mm, 70mm, and 96mm systems by incorporating full height steel tie rods.  The cellular nature of most layouts provides a structure of considerable strength and rigidity.

Provision is made at the design stage for electrical wiring.  This is carried in vertical cable runs machined in the log during manufacture.  Although it is possible to incorporate wiring during the erection phase, considerable time can be saved by deciding on the position of switches, sockets etc prior to manufacture.

As each log comes off the line it is inspected for quality, each wall is then laid out on the shop floor and all machining checked against the master wall drawings.  At this stage boxes for sockets, switches and tie rods are mortised into the log and bottom and top logs are cut to size.

Finally all logs are given a code number keyed to the master drawings.

Depending upon size each wall is bundled individually with the bottom logs on top ready for erection to commence.