Custom Log Stairways
The Ultimate Log cabin style
Are you building a new home or just wanting to update that tired stairway? Then look no further than Wildcat Wood for your log stairway needs. We offer custom sizes to fit all your needs as well as styles. Incorporate some metal stairway inserts to give them that extra touch. Log railing and furniture makes a home feel more at nature and thus brings an ambiance that is unrivaled to your home.
We have several different styles of stairways including; full-scribe, full log stringers, half log treads with half log stringers, square beam stairways. We also ship to the continental United States as well as Canada. So, whatever your heart desires in the way of log stairways, be sure to call Wildcat Wood today.
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Log Railings
Beautiful, rustic log log railings in a variety of styles & finishes to match your style
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About
Owned and operated by Cornelius Girod, Wildcat Wood is based near Libby MT and has been producing beautiful railings for over 25 years. Log Railings are cut and prepared in the northwest from top grade lodge-pole pine.
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Prices are per linear foot and are marked on our service pages. Shipping, installation and custom options are additional costs you may incur. You can request a breakdown of costs on our final quote for your project.
Our home base is near Libby, Montana. We provide shipping nationwide within the United States and Canada. We can also travel for installations - please contact us above, for a quote on travel fees.
Yes! We provide shipping nationwide within the United States (Lower 48) and Canada.
Yes we do. Installation costs vary by distance traveled from our home base in Libby, MT, and complexity and time required to complete the project.
Yes. You may browse our previous client photos in the Gallery.
