Hausqualle
2015-07-25 13:58:27
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. I already wrote that .. but in your delusion you probably overlooked it ...which is supposed to be so much cheaper....
. I already wrote that .. but in your delusion you probably overlooked it ...which is supposed to be so much cheaper....
.. oh I see ... now your real "education" comes to light ......read a good book "Discussions for dummies" and then we'll talk further....Mr. Expert
.. because with wood and a wooden construction you can build a complete shell in a significantly shorter time, for example within a few days including roof covering, max. one to two weeks, plus the much shorter time for the finished interior walls, since panels are used and these are screwed onto the existing wooden structure, whereas a solid house has to be built with masonry, grooves for pipes have to be milled, everything has to be plastered again afterwards, reinforced concrete ceilings are shuttered, steel and construction steel mesh mats are laid, concrete poured, etc., knee walls concreted, roof truss erected and roof covered, you can calculate this time, it adds up to weeks and this working time is expensive, labor is more expensive than material, however, a timber frame house must be planned differently than a solid house, because the wooden structure should be cheap and simple, this is about a normal affordable single-family house and not about the “wood villa” like for example from “HUF,” then it gets expensive, even very expensive
but precisely for that reason, you cannot just claim and write that a wooden frame house is more expensive than a solid construction, or that it should have disadvantages, that is wrong, and if the market for a prefabricated house in wooden construction allows for high prices and a wonderful profit (as Nordannery writes), then these prefabricated house manufacturers are the last ones not to fully exploit such profits, the fuel prices of all suppliers have also risen sharply before the start of the holiday season and it is the same at the hardware store.Especially when you have to spend ages coming up with criteria for a comparison so that they fit HRB
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