The main advantages of wood as a construction material are its strength and durability. Modern ways of protecting and treating wood fibers can substantially increase the resilience of wooden constructions.
Such do not require interior or exterior drywalls or plastered walls as the wood itself is treated with a protective paint and/or oil.

Wood is considered a living material renowned for being the most ecological and health-friendly construction material. Walls have the ability to “breath” due to air transmittance resulting in high air quality, optimal humidity, which in turn, allow for an easy comfortable breathing and pleasurable stay within the building. It is well known that each tree trunk is unique and inimitable – characteristics that contribute to its ability to catch the eye and offer tranquility and coziness. Furthermore, coniferous wood fiber is an excellent natural protector against bacteria and viruses.

That is why research shows that wooden homes have auspicious impact over peoples’ health and promote longevity.

In addition, timber construction offers cost-effective and faster building methods coupled with up to several times better insulation metrics compared to concrete and steel constructions. This, in turn, results in lower ongoing heating expenses.

Last but not least, timber homes are more seismic resilient.

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