Log Siding for Mobile Homes

Do you want the rustic look of log cabin siding for your mobile home? It’s possible! There are many types of log siding that can be installed on a mobile home. Let us discuss the different types of log siding and how to install them. We will also give you some tips on choosing the right log siding for your home.

Types of Log Cabin Siding for Mobile Homes

The following are some of the best log siding options for a mobile home:

1. Log Lap
   Log lap is a rustic style that consists of random-length logs that are installed vertically, with the ends butted together. This type of log siding is most often used in cabins and homes in rural areas. It can be difficult to find log lap siding, but it sure will make your mobile home stunning.
2. Log Cabin Paneling
   Log cabin paneling is a pre-made tongue and groove style that is easy to install. It comes in different widths, so you can choose the right size for your home. This type of log siding is often used on mobile homes.
3. Log Skirting
   Log skirting is a thin, vinyl log that is installed around the base of your home. It is easy to install and comes in different colors. This type of log siding is also often used on mobile homes.
4. Log Trim
   Log trim is a thin, vinyl log that is used to accentuate the corners of your home. It comes in different colors and styles, so you can choose the right look for your mobile home.
5. Log Corner Post
   Log corner posts are used to create a log cabin look on the corners of your home. They come in different sizes and styles, so you can select the right design for your mobile home.

How to Install Log Cabin Siding for Mobile Homes

Now that you know about the different types of log siding let’s discuss how to install them. The first step is to measure your home and determine the size of log siding that you need. Once you have the right size, you can begin to install the log siding.

1. Installing Log Cabin Paneling
   The easiest way to install log siding is with log cabin paneling. This type of log siding comes in different widths, so it’s easy to find the right size for your home. To install log cabin paneling, start by measuring the length and width of the area that you want to cover. Then, cut the log cabin paneling to size and install it using a hammer or screwdriver. Make sure that the logs are butted together tightly for a seamless look.
2. Installing Log Skirts
   If you’re using log skirting, start by measuring the length and width of the area that you want to cover. Then, cut the log skirting to size and install it using a hammer or screwdriver. Make sure that the logs are butted together tightly for a seamless look.
3. Installing Log Trims
   If you’re using log trim, start by measuring the length and width of the area that you want to cover. Then, cut the log trim to size and install it using a hammer or screwdriver. Make sure that the logs are butted together tightly for a seamless look.

4. Installing Log Corner Posts

   If you’re using log corner posts, start by measuring the length and width of the area that you want to cover. Then, cut the log corner posts to size and install them using screws or nails. Make sure that the logs are butted together tightly for a seamless look.

Once you have installed the log siding, it’s important to protect it from the elements. You can do this by applying a sealant or paint to the logs. Make sure to follow the instructions on the sealant or paint carefully. You will need to apply at least two coats of sealant or paint, allowing it to dry for twenty-four hours in-between applications.

It’s also possible to apply a clear finish called “UV Protect,” which makes the wood resistant to fading and damage by the sun. It also facilitates cleaning resisting dirt and grime that can eventually diminish the color of the wood and make it dull.

If you’re looking for a way to improve the look and feel of your mobile home, consider installing log siding. Our specialists will help you choose the right type of log siding for your home and make the installation process easy. Log siding is a great way to add value to your home and increase your curb appeal. Have you ever considered installing log siding on your mobile home?

References and Resources:

• End-to-end Joints
• Measuring a Mobile Home