Ep 11. Six Weeks For Two A-frames

In Maine Cabin Masters season 1 episode 11, titled "Six Weeks For Two A-frames," the team takes on the challenge of renovating two A-frame cabins in just six weeks. The cabins are located on the same property and belong to two longtime friends who want to use them as vacation homes.

The team begins by assessing the cabins and coming up with a plan to modernize and transform them into cozy and efficient living spaces. They start by tearing apart the interiors, updating the electrical and plumbing systems, and making structural changes to improve the cabins' functionality.

As they get deeper into the project, the team faces challenges, including heavy rain that threatens to delay the project. They also have to deal with a limited budget, which means they have to get creative with their design choices.

Throughout the episode, viewers get to see each team member's contribution to the project. Chase makes custom cabinets for the kitchen and bathroom, while Ashley chooses chic and modern finishes for the interiors. Dixie uses her creativity to come up with decorative accents that add personality to the cabins.

One of the most exciting moments of the episode happens when the team installs a custom window that goes from the floor to the ceiling, encompassing the entire front wall of one of the cabins. The window gives the cabin a stunning view of the nearby lake and lets in an abundance of natural light.

Despite the challenges, the team manages to complete the project in just six weeks, and the result is a stunning transformation that gives the cabins a new lease on life. The cabins now have a cohesive design that combines rustic charm with modern convenience, making them perfect for the owners' dream vacation homes.

Overall, "Six Weeks For Two A-frames" is an inspiring episode that showcases the Maine Cabin Masters' expertise and love for creating beautiful and functional living spaces. It's a must-watch for anyone interested in cabin renovation and design.