Whether you use it for hunting, fishing, or simply a place to get away on the weekend, a small cabin in the woods can be a dream come true. A major concern is keeping the building safe and secure when you aren't there. This can be a challenge since most cabins are remote with few nearby neighbors. The following tips can help you avoid problems:
Tip #1: Install security shutters
Decorating your lodge or cabin can give it more of a homey appeal and make staying there seem like more of a vacation and less of a rough-out experience. If you are not made of money, you may be putting off decorating your lodge because you fear it will be expensive. But in fact, there are plenty of ways to give your lodge decor a beautiful, yet rustic look without emptying your wallet.
During the hot summer months, it is difficult to stay cool. If you have invested in outdoor living space for your home, you want to make the most of it. Keeping this area cool is essential to maximize use. Improvements like patio louvers also help to keep the inside of your home cool and reduce energy consumption. You may also want to consider tall fencing privacy screens, which can help block sunlight during the hottest days.
