Profiled and solid timber for building a house
Profiled and solid timber for building a house
The owners, who decided to build a wooden house,The material for the construction of walls is most often chosen. The beam as a building material can be solid and profiled. These varieties differ somewhat in characteristics.
From the profiled beam, buildings are obtained,resistant to deformation. The assembly process is fast and uncomplicated, and the construction costs are not large. The profile of the beam can be with crown grooves or thorns. The joints are made to the full length of the material, after which the surface is ground. The use of profiled building materials not only makes it possible to make the house more interesting externally, but also contributes to improving the thermal characteristics of the building.
The surface of the walls is flat, and if desiredYou can do without additional decorative cladding. The profile is designed so that rainwater or melting snow is not able to penetrate the seams, and the tree will not rot through the accumulation of moisture. After planting the structure, no caulking of the joints will be required.
The tight connection of the profiled bars together ensures not only a good thermal insulation, but also protects the interior of the housing from drafts.
If you choose to build a solid beam in advancefamiliarize yourself with its characteristics. Among its merits is often called a low price. But it must be taken into account that during the preparation of construction materials the tree retains its natural moisture. Because of this, the preparation of wood is simpler and cheaper, but after the purchase, the material must be treated with compositions that prevent rotting and the appearance of the fungus, which implies additional costs.
When building a house from untreated timberwill require the use of special equipment. Untreated bar is easier to make, so it's much easier to buy. Procurement can be made not only in large construction companies, but also in virtually every construction materials market. This approach often avoids the large costs of shipping the timber to the building site.
