EZ Log's Housing Kits Can be Assembled Like Lego Blocks

by Bob Schmelter, 06/05/12

filed under: Architecture, Prefab Housing, Reader Submitted Content

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Build a new home, office space, or mini-escape using one of EZ Log’s awesome kits featuring wood blocks that can be stacked up like LEGOs! The kits come in over 200 designs and employ a tongue-and-groove construction for easy stacking — most spaces can be assembled (and disassembled) in just 1-2 days. The wood is obtained from sustainable forests in Northern Europe, and the kits come complete with flooring, roofing, windows, doors, locks and all hardware. DIY summer home project, anyone?

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3 Comments

Mikko Lehtovirta November 9, 2012 at 4:10 pm

That is the way these houses have been built here for ages Look: http://www.honka.com
KILZBrand July 31, 2012 at 2:24 pm

So great! This could be used for so many things.
anothervoice June 6, 2012 at 10:05 am

There’s some very constrained information on their site, but near as I can see, these are stacked, interlocking vertical boards with no provision for insulation. No construction videos, no testimonials, no in-situ visits to completed projects with folks living in them.