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A log assembly set provides an assortment of logs and gable pieces. On opposite sides, each regular log and locking log has notches spaced an end length from each end and a separation length apart from each other. Primarily used to form a base upon which to build a structure, each floor plate log ha

A log assembly set provides an assortment of logs and gable pieces. On opposite sides, each regular log and locking log has notches spaced an end length from each end and a separation length apart from each other. Primarily used to form a base upon which to build a structure, each floor plate log has these notches on one side but is flat on its other side Each locking log has on one side a recess section between each notch. The logs are designed to connect perpendicularly to each other via notch interfacing to form walls wherein the logs lie one longitudinally atop another. Floor boards form flooring between a pair of opposed walls. Each wall can incorporate locking logs such that each locking log disposed in one wall is coplanar with another locking log disposed in the opposite wall. Each floor board can be lockingly retained via the recess sections with each end of the board being retained between the recess-bearing middle section of a locking log and a non-recess-bearing middle section of another log. Each gable piece has flat top edge and a bottom, each bearing notches spaced to connect with the logs. By its bottom, each gable piece connects atop a wall, and may be interconnected to another gable piece by a ridge log spanning their respective top edges at the apex of the roof. A retaining mechanism allows roof boards to retain atop the two sloping sides of the opposed gable pieces to form the roof.

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[ I claim:] [16.] An elongated locking log useful as a member of a log assembly set, such log assembly set composed of multiple elongated log-like members which connect perpendicularly to each other via mutual interfacing of notches symmetrically disposed in at least one of first and second longitud

[ I claim:] [16.] An elongated locking log useful as a member of a log assembly set, such log assembly set composed of multiple elongated log-like members which connect perpendicularly to each other via mutual interfacing of notches symmetrically disposed in at least one of first and second longitudinally extending sides of each such log-like member so as to construct walls of a structure, each of such notches spaced by a middle section a preset separation length apart with one of such notches spaced by an end section a preset end length from each end of such log-like member along such at least one of first and second opposing sides, such notches spaced to permit interlocking of such log-like members so that such log-like members stack one longitudinally atop another to form such walls, said locking log comprising:(a) first and second opposing sides extending longitudinally along said locking log, said first and said second sides each defining therein at least two notches situated symmetrically such that each of said notches on said first side aligns with one of said notches on said second side so as to form at least two pairs of aligned notches in said locking log;(b) an end section situated at each end of said locking log, each of said end sections having said preset end length and situated adjacent to one of said pairs of opposed notches; and(c) a middle section having said preset separation length situated between each of said pairs of aligned notches, said middle section on said first side defining a flat recess section therein; thereby rendering said locking logs incorporatable into such walls of such structure such that when one of said locking logs is incorporated into each of two such walls that oppose each other so that said locking logs are disposed coplanarly with respect to each other, flooring can be lockingly retained via said recess sections of said locking logs with each end of such flooring being retained between said middle section defining said flat recess section of said locking log and such middle section of one of such first and such second opposing sides of one of such log-like members. [19.] A combination of stair stringers and stair logs useful as members of a log assembly set for forming a staircase spanning two levels of a structure, such log assembly set composed of multiple elongated log-like members which connect perpendicularly to each other via mutual interfacing of notches symmetrically disposed in at least one of first and second opposing longitudinally extending sides of each such log-like member so as to construct walls of such structure, such notches spaced to permit interlocking of such log-like members so that such log-like members stack one longitudinally atop another to form such walls, said stair stringer comprising:(a) a base portion which situates upon a lower one of such two levels; and(b) an upwardly facing inclined portion extending from said base portion to an upper one of such two levels, said inclined portion having a series of stair log seats arranged successively in stepwise fashion from bottom to top; and(c) a stair log for each of said stair log seats, each said stair log having a top and a bottom longitudinally extending side with said top side constituting the tread of a step and said bottom side defining therein one notch symmetrically situated along its length, each said stair log for interlocking with one of said stair log seats via said notch on said bottom side thereof.