| JB's BOARDWORKS |
| Log Railings |
| For all log railings, fresh local wood is used. Posts and rails are fashioned by hand from Spruce and Pine, and all balusters are hand-cut and finished from Alaskan Willow. |
| The individual components are installed, held in place and to each other by wood dowel pegs. The balusters are tapered at each end, and inset at the top and bottom into floor and rail. |
| As well as standard hinge hardware, pivot systems can be made with pegs, as shown in this kennel gate. |
| Shelves may be added for practical purposes. These are supported by Willow struts and attached directly to the posts and rail. While they are usually made of standard lumber, they may be finished to match or coordinate with the railing assembly. |
| The pegs are cut, sanded flush, then sanded smooth and finished to customer's preference. |
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| Log Rail Building, 101: |
| Click on any of the pictures below to see larger photos and pricing for that item. For more specific product photos, click on the buttons at left! JBM |
"The Log Guy"
| A variation on a theme- an interior stairway railing made entirely of diamond willow, with the main feature being the main landing post, which has almost 100 small to medium diamonds in itself! The rail is shown here unfinished- it will be coated with a clear gloss varnish. |
| RAILINGS ARE AVAILABLE IN FAIRBANKS AREA ONLY |
