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2018-10-17 19:48:05

We have native larch.

And the exterior walls are up!

The west side is still missing here:

Here it is:

And from the inside:

View of the north facade from inside. At the top the bathroom window, on the left the toilet and pantry, and the long kitchen window at countertop height.

AND I HAVE TO SIT HERE IN THE OFFICE AND PACE!
*waaah*

When I see the wooden facade, I always think of 3 houses in the nearby area that look as if they are 50 years old or more after only 8 years. How is the wood protected?

2018-10-17 19:56:12

Yes, when wood becomes old and gray, it becomes really terrible. How do you protect it, do you have a special glaze?

2018-10-17 20:34:24

Here it is:

Why isn't it decked, like the others already before being erected?

2018-10-17 21:21:52

Larch turns natural gray. That has to be.

2018-10-17 21:49:04

Exactly, the larch remains natural and turns gray. We like that, but it is certainly not everyone's preference.

Installing the facade in advance was also a way to use the time. The professional crane operator was at another construction site yesterday, so the time was used that way.

2018-10-17 22:12:37

Larch turns natural gray. That's how it has to be.

Is that unavoidable? - I'm thinking of people who would prefer honey color forever, could that be "preserved"?

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