Prefab house vs solid house. Which is better and why?

2018-10-25 13:03:47

My advice is therefore: if you have not yet committed to or against any construction method, then don't get worked up about it. Instead, look for a house provider / builder with whom the "chemistry" fits. And let them apply the construction method they have the most experience with, as this is the safest way to achieve a good result.

I agree.

In short, it can be said that one is guided by intuition anyway.
Furthermore, you cannot compare a cheap prefab house manufacturer with a high-quality one. In the case of the cheap ones, it is often the case that the bank only finances 80%.
Some builders are not suitable for solid construction because they see a defect in every offset or patched stone; others get a crisis if a drywall doesn't sound solid.

2018-10-25 14:58:29

I can recommend to gather a lot of information, to listen around a lot,

But only inform yourself about what you really want to know. Those who keep their ears too wide open will hear plenty of nonsense that drives them into all sorts of dead ends. The "chains of argument" of the hate preachers mostly rely on half-knowledge remnants stuck somewhere in physics lessons, which still make even the dumbest fears seem somewhat justified.

for some it does not matter at all if it's a "template house",

Whereas inflexibility in varying (moving walls, changing knee walls or roof pitch) is not a privilege of prefab house providers. However, prefab house providers are often more reasonable in that they reject wishes that do not work (e.g., the builder wants to partition a dressing room where you can barely move – some solid construction general contractors are pretty indifferent about that).

2018-10-25 15:26:34

Whereas the "chains of argumentation" of hate preachers prefer to be based on rudimentary half-knowledge leftover from physics class, which still somehow makes even the dumbest fears seem justified. /QUOTE]

And what do you/you all say about the statement: "Ytong (aerated concrete) is more susceptible to moisture (capillary action) due to its air pores"

2018-10-25 22:11:17

...as already said...don’t open your ears too wide! ;-)

Prefab house vs solid house. Which is better and why?

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