Technologies
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Foundations
and cellars Usually made by the investor. In locations close to the site of the company we make foundations as small concrete poles (for smaller houses) or reinforced shallow foundation walls, and, for cellars, walls made of concrete blocks. Ceilings are made of reinforced concrete or wood, and propped on a ground beam. |
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Outer
and inner walls. Houses are made of turned pine wood or spruce wood logs (10, 12, 14, 16 cm in diameter). Logs are connected using saddle notches. Slots between logs are filled with insulation sheets, logs are additionally connected using wooden spikes 25 or 32 mm in diameter. Joists and inner walls are made with logs of the same diameter as the outer walls. Houses for year-round habitation are insulated with mineral wool or ecofibre 7 or 10 cm thick, and then finished with wooden panelling, planks or painted gypsum boards or, most frequently, split logs screwed to a frame. Summer houses are usually not insulated, in order to lower costs and preserve the ornamental value of bare wood. The wood is impregnated with products from the Finnish company Ticcurilla. They have natural qualities, which allow the wood to breathe and protect it from the weather, fungi and other pests. |
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The roof construction and
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Interior decoration.
Ground floors are made of pinewood, supported on joists, spaces filled with mineral wool or ecofibre, in attics of summer houses the floor is supported by round ceiling joists, The attic floor serves as the ceiling for the ground floor (made of planks, blatowana@, floor thickness 28 or 32 mm.
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