Nowadays, more and more people are striving to build their homes from natural materials, for example, wood. A wooden house can stand for more than one century. In addition to durability, wood has considerable advantages: environmental friendliness, high thermal conductivity, constant heat transfer in rooms, a comfortable microclimate inside the housing. Another tree is a good antiseptic, which increases the safety of living.
Information about the profiled timber
Thanks to achievements in modern technologies, you can build houses made of glued (profiled) timber. This significantly reduces the construction time. Profiled beam is a building material made by their conifers (cedar, pine, spruce). The use of the original manufacturing technology gives it resistance to deformations, significant loads, it is not destroyed from the internal voltage, does not crack.
From a profiled timber, houses, cottages, baths, as well as arbors of different designs are being built. More and more people dream of buying a timber house in a cottage village, because such houses have an affordable cost, a magnificent interior and exterior.
The construction of houses from such a beam is performed quickly enough, since it is not required to wait for the shrinkage of the material. The house can be completely built on a finished foundation in one month. The bars are attached is carried out by the spike-puzz. Due to the lack of cracks, you can do without internal and external decoration, as well as additional wall insulation.
Technology for the construction of houses from the beam
The construction of such houses includes four stages: installation of the foundation, installation of a timber house on it, installation of internal partitions on the ground floor and outer walls, roof installation.
Foundation – monolithic strip or columnar. On a columnar foundation is placed at home, to which underground buildings are not supposed. However, a more modern variety is the foundation of a monolithic strip. It is designed to lay houses with a basement or basement, and withstands massive heavy walls.
Installation of a barbar house on the foundation is carried out by the installation of the lower binding and laying the floor lag. Then, the floor is insulated with a special insulation in combination with laying waterproofing material, then linen the floorboard.
Next, external walls, internal partitions of the first floor are mounted, door and window blocks are installed. Now builders arrange interior partitions and insulate the ceiling with heat -insulating material.
Finally, the roof is mounted, starting from the crate with boards. Then it is coated with roofing material and laying waterproofing.
At the last stage, the timber house is finished: the walls are covered with brick or sheathed with a block house, although this is rather a decorative decoration.
The timber house is distinguished by a beautiful and tidy appearance, and it is durable, reliable and warm.