Lindal Cedar Homes has been using that logo for years and years if not decades. It was one of the pioneers of strong post and beam do-it-yourself homebuilding kits back to the 70s as an alternative to log houses which were the rage for a bit. The company now features all kinds of homes including luxury dwellings. One of Lindals early signature designs was the A Frame cabin in the shape of....a triange

Inasmuch as the triangle is one of the strongest forms in construction- engineering, to depict the strenghth of the product, the triangle logo is frequently used. If I were a graphic designer hired to portray features of mountains, tents, roofing trusses or A Frame cabins I would pick a triangular design that maybe had some other interesting aspects to it, like a triangle within a triangle and would never ask the client about his sexual preferences.

Context is everything and until there is a bushel basket of evidence suggesting Lindal engages in child sexual trafficking, you should drop the matter. Since the logo presents so many problems for pizzagate researchers, I suggest building a case first, then if there is a pertinent logo, add that as the icing to your cake. I have somewhat of a connection to the building trades, have been familiar with Lindal for decades and not a peep in the universe that it is a suspicious company, so you don't need to fret over its logo.