Disadvantages of timber frame construction

Are you deliberately making a fuss now? The question is, of course, where is the moisture supposed to come from, and specifically in the wooden studs?

PS. I rather think you are making a fuss...
According to you, the moisture comes from the wooden studs by itself? Ah, yes...
And cooking, washing, sweating is just a minor issue? Very interesting....

Do the wooden studs release moisture on their own, in your opinion?

No.

Great answer. I agree with the others (tm) and will ignore your ramblings in the future then.

That is good, thank you.

My parents have a hsb. Actually, I haven’t been able to discover any acute defects so far. There was even a pipe burst in the upper floor. But no problem. What stands out is the heat in an upper floor room with full west-facing sun. Second thing is maybe a bit sound-permeable but there are 1. remedies and 2. it’s not much different in a solid house either. You just live with your family in a limited space. Advantages are of course construction time and individuality. Walls are easier to remove and redesign. If you want, you can better access partition wall installations. Even shortly before the start of construction, walls can still be redesigned without problems. Ok, except load-bearing. Another advantage is the wall thickness itself with only 25 cm an exterior wall with still high-quality insulation! I think it’s great. And I also believe that with good execution there are hardly any effective disadvantages compared to a solid house. And in a hurricane no solid house stands either.

No construction is as flexible in any potential redesign as a solid shell construction. The prefabricated house providers we visited manufacture the walls in advance in their factory halls. With a 25cm wall structure, whether solid or wood and regardless of insulation, there is personally too little "mass" for me... which especially at these temperatures plays a role in buffering heat. But I also think that there are no major disadvantages in that sense... it’s all a matter of feeling comfortable and wanting. I do not want a timber frame house.