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It's #TimberTuesday! Let's take a look at one of our most popular building styles for log homes - diamond notched staggered log flares. Diamond notched staggered log flares are a distinctive and intricate feature used in log home construction. This technique involves creating staggered ends on the logs, which are then notched in a diamond pattern. The diamond notch, also known as a saddle notch, is designed to maximize compression at the corners, ensuring a tight and secure fit over time. This method is particularly effective when working with logs of varying diameters, as it allows for a seamless and stable connection. The staggered log flares add a unique aesthetic appeal to the log home, giving it a rustic yet refined look. The flared ends create a sense of depth and texture, enhancing the natural beauty of the wood. This joinery technique not only contributes to the structural integrity of the home but also showcases the craftsmanship and attention to detail that goes into building a high-quality log home.