Take a Look Inside This Heartland Cabin With Spacious Interior

Written by: Arron J. Staff writer @ Hyggehous.com

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There is so much to love about this Ceres, Scotland, United Kingdom cabin with an open fire and no tub close to St.

Andrew's. The Heartland is a delightful cabin with an open fire and a hot tub close to St Andrew's. There is an open fire on the decking with free wood and the hot tub can be emptied and filled with hot water in 20 minutes. Shop Tiny Homes The cabin building is very close to St. Andrews and other seaside villages including Elie. Heartland is only 3.5 miles from the sea. There is excellent internet coverage for your phone. The tv also plays DVDs. The hot tub is a good size and is heated by instant hot water from the gas boiler. If you enjoy walking the best places are along the beaches or shoreline, of which there are numerous close by.

One of the things that make the Heartland cabin stand out is all the wood used throughout its construction.

From the wooden outdoor deck to the wooden floors, and trim this wood cabin is one you are sure to love. Wood is always a good choice when it comes to construction as it is a sustainable, high-value building material. Building with wood is efficient, often completed faster than other systems, and can be done year-round in almost any climate. Wood can often be locally sourced from North American forests and is often less expensive than alternative types of building materials. Wood is a readily available building material and tends to be delivered faster than other building materials. Building with wood offers several advantages. Wood is the only construction material that is renewable, organic, and climate-smart. Growing trees bind carbon dioxide, which is then stored in the wood products that are produced. This means that using wood in log house construction and cabin building is much better for the climate than using concrete and steel, as manufacturing those two building materials consumes large amounts of energy and leads to high emissions of fossil carbon dioxide.

Another benefit of choosing wood is that the whole chain from manufacture to transport is much more energy-efficient and cost-effective, as wood is a building material that weighs less than concrete and steel.

Wooden cabin buildings are healthy too. Research shows that spending time in buildings made of wood can make you feel better. It is thought that the reasons for the positive effects include the fact that you see the building material as being natural and the way it affects indoor air quality, moisture balance, comfort, and acoustics.

The Heartland cabin building uses wood on some of the walls, the sliding barn door, and around the hot tub too.

One way to get a unique look when it comes to cabin building is to use reclaimed lumber. Reclaimed wood is special for the story that it comes with. Most reclaimed wood comes from old structures that were originally built in the 18th, 19th, and early 20th centuries. This wood, which has already served its original purpose, can be relocated and recycled to meet the modern demand for eco-friendly and sustainable building products.