Ma Deeters

We’re honored that WoodHaven products are a big part of Ma Deeter’s restaurant, rising from the ashes like a phoenix. Located about 30 miles east of Grayling, Michigan, the landmark burned to the ground last fall. The original building stood for decades. It was considered to be the largest commercial log cabin building east of the Mississippi. Here are the WoodHaven products they used: 2” x 7” D trim in the interior, 3” x 8” hewn half log on the exterior, half log rafters, 1” x 8” tongue-and-groove end-matched knotty pine on the ceiling, and 2” x 8” quarter log pine on some of the interior walls.

Diners love the entrance to Ma Deeter’s restaurant. The original building stood for decades before burning to the ground last fall. It was considered to be the largest commercial log cabin building east of the Mississippi. We helped it rise from the ashes. If you’re ever in the neighborhood, it’s located about 30 miles east of Grayling, Michigan. Check out the WoodHaven products they used: 2” x 7” D trim in the interior, 3” x 8” hewn half log on the exterior, half log rafters, 1” x 8” tongue-and-groove end-matched knotty pine on the ceiling, and 2” x 8” quarter log pine on some of the interior walls.

We helped bring back a landmark restaurant! WoodHaven products were a big part of Ma Deeter’s rebirth. The restaurant, located about 30 miles east of Grayling, Michigan, burned to the ground last fall. The original building had been a landmark for decades. It was considered to be the largest commercial log cabin building east of the Mississippi. The WoodHaven products they used include: 2” x 7” D trim in the interior, 3” x 8” hewn half log on the exterior, half log rafters, 1” x 8” tongue-and-groove end-matched knotty pine on the ceiling, and 2” x 8” quarter log pine on some of the interior walls.

This shot was taken before the reopening of Ma Deeter’s restaurant. Located about 30 miles east of Grayling, Michigan, the landmark burned to the ground last fall. We were a big part of helping it rise from the ashes. The original building stood for decades. It was considered to be the largest commercial log cabin building east of the Mississippi. Here are the WoodHaven products they used: 2” x 7” D trim in the interior, 3” x 8” hewn half log on the exterior, half log rafters, 1” x 8” tongue-and-groove end-matched knotty pine on the ceiling, and 2” x 8” quarter log pine on some of the interior walls.

Ma Deeters rustic dining room

Ma Deeters rustic dining room

Ma Deeters rustic dining room

Ma Deeters 2×8 quarter-log siding

Ma Deeters knotty pine paneling ceiling

Ma Deeters knotty pine paneling ceiling