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System based on the construction of homes on Timber Frame. Click on the icons to open movies.
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The build system used fabric lightweight wood
This system enables lower cost per m², approximately 10 to 20% less than the
cost of conventional construction. In addition, this system allows greater
design flexibility and better use of space. The Canadian homes rest on the
slab that insulates the soil. Not included in the price until you consider the
ground. Included in the price of electricity installations, plumbing, bathrooms,
tiles in the kitchen ... The wood is treated with salts special anti-humidity,
carcomas and flame retardants. The mounting system is quick and clean. Once
signed the contract in a month and a half two months the house arrives ready to
be mounted. A house of 150 m² is handed the keys, in two months. These houses are built up "in situ" Foundations, forged, walls, dividing partitions, roof. The process to carry out the work is the same as in the case of conventional concrete. The noticeable difference with respect to the traditional construction is that all the structural elements of the house are made of wood, instead of concrete, brick, steel, etc.. We can also highlight important difference as it is a construction dry, meaning that all the materials used in both structure and finishes (OSB boards [Oriented Strands Boarding] hydrophobic, pladur, wood and so on. Etc.). Only they need a montage.
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