Incredible Fastest Wooden House Construction Method - Amazing Intelligent Log House Building ▶2 

This house wont stand a chance against bad weather, let alone tornado or hurricane. Brick, mortar and concrete makes a sturdy house.

@@alexandrosmograine3094 I haven't seen too many houses in the way of tornadoes stand up either, if they can throw 80 ton locomotives off their tracks, well??

GREAT!!

You do realize they ran the video at high speed, don’t you?

@@Mr.Monta77 of corse

Desculpa-me mas não vi nenhuma rapidez na construção! Digo isso porque se levarmos o tempo para cortar as árvores, aparelhar as madeiras, cortar as madeiras em módulos, montar os módulos, preparar as fundações, utilizar todo os tipos de ferramentas, utilizar vários operário para o transporte e montagem. A casa levou de 08 meses à 01 ano para ser finalizada a sua total construção.

Frumos

It's a pine wood

That’s what she said🤣

Is there a different smell between brand new and new wood? Can you define brand new wood? Lumber maybe but wood?

Быстро строить на халявные ворованные да с помощью таджиков

Это не сарай ,а дворец.

Really?

No way. Where is the installation and plumbing?

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Where did you find the info to buy this

what about it? it’s all the same materials that will move, expand, contract all together. they water proof it all, don’t know what you’re talking about there. the fire protection? who knows. it’s the R value that i’d question. it’s just solid wood walls. id say there’s no more than a 3. i do love this construction quality. how can you beat all solid wood. it’s not like this crap we build in the US. asphalt, drywall, composite flooring, and the worst invention of all time….vinyl siding…GROSS. i’ve been repairing and remodeling these old new england houses for forty years, and i can honestly say i hate these old houses. HATE. this all solid wood houses are a sweet dream in my opinion. what country are these solid wood houses built in ?

@@ginoasci2876 these particular houses I don't know where they are built, but here in Germany the traditional way of building is called "Fachwerk" with a solid oakwood frame and bricks inbetween or from Sweden we adapted the block house system with walls out of stacked pine logs. Most people still build houses made out of brick though. This in the video is a niche thing I think

It's not creaky at all but those are only half the thickness or a real log, in Finland they're called as "light-log" because they're not suffient enough on their own to properly insulate the house in winter, and are thus only used for outhouses and other buildings that aren't heated in winter.

The Japanese didn't use glue in there construction methods nor nails and there house's with stood earthquakes

Me too. We went too crazy with the drywall.

Try and find an affordable plasterer.

@@Pisti846 Have done it myself. Really not that difficult. Unless you have no arms or are wheelchair bound.

​@@Bewefau Whatever. I still think using some glue and/or dowels would be better.

It's a garden tool shed, come Wendy house ! 😘

Что за потепление?

Лес - это возобновляемый ресурс. В отличии от нефти и прочая. У нас тут все поля уже давно в лес превратились.