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Sample articles at CabinStuff.com
Here are a few sample articles to give you an idea of the kinds of things you'll find at CabinStuff.com. These articles are reprinted as they originally appeared in the members-only section of Cabin Stuff.
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To have a cabin partner, or not?
LeaRae Keyes
To have a cabin partner or not is a decision that many people wanting to own a cabin contemplate. It seems like an easy way to be able to afford a cabin, have a cabin on a bigger piece of property, or have a bigger cabin. However, the issues are usually not as simple and clear cut as they might first appear. . . . Keep reading
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How to select your cabin site
LeaRae Keyes
Generally when people think about having a cabin they picture their cabin in a particular setting and having a particular view. Make a list of the important characteristics of your ideal cabin site and view and the activities you'd like to pursue at your cabin. . . . Keep reading
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Sample Tip: Be smart! Plan your space use ahead of time!
LeaRae Keyes
When you're planning your cabin be sure to plan in furniture arrangements. It's one thing to abstractly think a space 10 feet by 10 feet will be large enough for a family gathering area. However, when you consider how you want to furnish the space, the traffic flow and window placements, will the size and shape of the room still work? . . . Keep reading
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Making your cabin look and feel great for cabin living
Sandra Greenway, Greenway Interior Design, Inc.
Cabins in concept are retreat places. Places to live casually, relax, leisurely and enjoy activity both inside the cabin and outdoors near or on the water, in the woodlands, prairies and gardens. To create a place fitting for cabin living requires thoughtful planning, research, shopping and potentially professional expertise. . . . Keep reading
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