Quarter Log
      D Trim  

• Typically used with our Quarter Log Siding
• 2x6 D Log Trim in Pine or Cedar is 5″ wide x 1-3/8″ thick
• 3x4 D Log Trim in Pine or Cedar is 3.5″ wide x 2.5″ thick
• 2x4 D Log Trim in Pine is 3.5″ wide x 1-3/8″ thick (used frequently for interior door and window casing)
• Smooth or Hand-Hewn surface texture

 Half Log

  D Trim

• Used with our Half Log and Premier Log Siding
• 3x6 D Log Trim in Pine or Cedar is 5.25″ wide x 2.5″ thick
• 4x4 D Log Trim in Pine or Cedar is 3.5″ wide x 3.5″ thick
• 4x6 D Log Trim in Pine or Cedar is 5.5″ wide x 3.5″ thick
• Smooth or Hand-Hewn surface texture 

Typically, with the use of quarter log siding on a structure, the 3x4 D Trim is the most common option used. The side walls allow for the quarter log siding to butt flush into them and allow enough thickness to apply a bead of caulking to finish off the job. Some installers choose using the 2x6 D Trim with the quarter log for a unique look by cutting a 45 degree chamfer on the end/face of the log siding to transition smoothly into a narrow side wall on the trim. (see photo)

The same can be said about the half log D Trim in that the 4x4 D Trim is the standard, but the use of the 3x6 (with narrow depth on the side wall) will need a custom chamfer cut to transition into the half log siding.