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Log Cabin Home
Preface
1. The Eagle's Nest
2. The Hermitage
3. The Gypsy
4. The Four Winds
5. Leisure House
6. The Little Lodge
7. The John Alden
8. The Six-Shooter
9. The Rustic
10. The Logger
11. The Scout
12. Spring Bay#1
13. Spring Bay#2
14. The Trailblazer
15. The Vagabond
16. The Hunter
17. The Seneca
18. The Hideout
19. The Hiawatha
20. The Fireside
21. The Triton
22. Where to Build It?
23. Pumps and Plumbing
24. Heating the Cabin
25. The Widgeon
26. The Snipe
27. The Wood Duck
28. The Bluegill
29. The Pike
30. The Bass
31. The Tidewater
32. The Cozy Cove
33. Carports
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| Chapter 30 |
| The Bass |
This is a handsome structure with a wide ramp and space for three boats. |
Posts divide Boor plan into three storage sections, support roof and separate the three overhead doors. |
THE BASS—A well-lighted shelter for three boats, whose low lines provide for complete harmony with the surrounding shoreline. Space is ample to provide dead storage for one broad-beamed craft such as a sailboat, and two smaller craft. Multiple windows at the roof line also aid ventilation.
The ramp extends the full width of the structure to permit any of the three boats to be moved. Extension of the roof line protects the doors, and adds a touch of modern to the design. Posts divide the storage area into three parts, and eliminate the necessity for lengthy or elaborate trusses to support the roof. Can be built of a variety of materials.
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