Flexible Floor Plans | Taking Log Home Plans from Stock to Custom Floor Plans

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Real-Life Stock to Custom Floor Plans Homeowners: Dan and June Lester by: Leah Kerkman

The homeowners: Dan and June Lester, in Ohio. Their log home company: Appalachian Log Structures, in Ripley, West Virginia. Their starting point: “The Richmond” What they changed: Dan needed a home office, so the Lesters decided to forgo the two-level master bedroom, instead placing Dan’s roomy office above the master suite on the second level. The couple also added a window and rearranged the bathtub in the second-floor bathroom. Their take: Says Dan: “With other construction, you have to go with what’s on the plan. But Appalachian was great about being flexible. Log homes are just so adaptable.”
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Main level – Stock floor plan:		Main level – Custom floor plan:
Upper level – Stock floor plan:		Upper level – Custom floor plan:

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Dan and June Lester	Rob and Micah Caldwell
Dave Cutrell	Nelson and Caryl Tilden
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