Why go to a tradeshow?

Going to a trade show takes some effort. You need to:
set aside some free time
invest a little travel time
maybe pack the family
and park
before you get to see what you want to see.

Some people go for fun. They want to see the latest and greatest in whatever is their passion, and hobnob with folks who love what they love, from fishing to building their dream.

If you want to meet us, see, touch and smell (yes, smell) our custom wood products, you can catch us at outdoor tradeshows and (obviously) building tradeshows. We go to several every year. It takes some effort, but we get a bunch of benefits, including:
meeting curious and friendly people
teaching people about modern log homes
hearing and answering off-the-cuff questions.

People have driven for hours to see us at a tradeshow. One couple drove from Long Island, NY to Harrisburg, PA to see for themselves. Some people just want to meet us in person and touch what we told them about on the phone or showed them on our website.

We especially enjoy tradeshows for new home builders because we can show people what we create and invite them to look around and see the difference. Every package we do is custom log siding and wood paneling. Nothing we do is stock; it’s all custom.

Most people at tradeshows are there because they want to do something. They’re either building something new, remodeling or putting on an addition or deck.

We have almost everything on display so it’s beneficial to come and see us. At the very least, you’ll see what technology has done to make a real log home possible. We liken it to technology and cars. We still love ‘em, but they are not the same as they were in the 1920s!

At the most, you’ll increase your comfort level and let us help you with your next man cave, deck, cabin or log home.

Come see us in northern Michigan Friday, Saturday and Sunday, April 11, 12 and 13. We’ll be in Traverse City at the GT Civic Center. We hear all the booths are full. It should be a great time—and worth the time! Find out more on their website: http://www.tccottageshow.com/