AnNaHF79
2018-06-19 14:30:23
- #1
Hello,
after numerous meetings with architects, the topic of wood and especially the topic of construction with cross-laminated timber (Züblin Timber Leno was mentioned) has now come up.
Actually, we had so far primarily thought of massive stone on stone (brick), but we do not want to completely rule out this option right away.
We did some research and found quite a lot of positive aspects.
- Very high thermal insulation
- Very good living climate as it is diffusion-open
- Very ecological construction method
- Faster construction time
Fire protection also does not seem to be a serious issue.
Water damage with this construction method apparently is also not a problem, nor pest infestation or the like.
Does anyone have experience with cross-laminated timber construction, especially compared to construction with, for example, brick/Poroton?
Thanks.
Best regards
after numerous meetings with architects, the topic of wood and especially the topic of construction with cross-laminated timber (Züblin Timber Leno was mentioned) has now come up.
Actually, we had so far primarily thought of massive stone on stone (brick), but we do not want to completely rule out this option right away.
We did some research and found quite a lot of positive aspects.
- Very high thermal insulation
- Very good living climate as it is diffusion-open
- Very ecological construction method
- Faster construction time
Fire protection also does not seem to be a serious issue.
Water damage with this construction method apparently is also not a problem, nor pest infestation or the like.
Does anyone have experience with cross-laminated timber construction, especially compared to construction with, for example, brick/Poroton?
Thanks.
Best regards