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Log Home Event Slated for Denver in the Heart of Log Home Country

A unique opportunity for builders and log home manufacturers interested in a behind-the-scenes look at the log home industry, this year’s President’s Tour by the NAHB Log Homes Council is being held in Denver, the capital of one of the top states for log home construction.

“Bringing the log homes industry to Colorado is important and exciting,” said the council’s vice president, Mark Feder, of Appalachian Log Structures, “Colorado features numerous styles of log homes, both manufactured and handcrafted, and attendees of the President’s Tour will be able to experience them.”

Feder will become president of the council during the March 20-23 President’s Tour. Held at the Westin Tabor Center in the city’s lower downtown area, the event will include tours, educational sessions, networking and meetings. Event registration is open until March 9.

This year’s itinerary includes:

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  • A morning snowmobiling tour in Breckenridge on March 20; followed by afternoon Log Homes Council meetings of the Benchmark, Log Grading and Technical Committees and an evening welcome reception
  • Visits on March 21 to residential and commercial projects by Montana-based handcrafter Custom Log Homes and Finland-based manufacturer Honka Homes
  • March 22 opens with a general meeting of the Log Homes Council — an excellent primer for interested builders on the goals, mission and current focus of the council — and continues with a tour of industry supplier Sashco Sealants; an educational session, “Navigating the Seven Stages of Enterprise Growth,” at world-famous Red Rocks Amphitheatre; a visit to the National Renewable Energy Laboratory in Golden, Colo.; and the annual Log Homes Council banquet.

For more information about the log homes industry and the Log Homes Council, click here (www.loghomes.org), or call 800-368-5242 x8576.

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