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Roof trusses are increasingly being designed with a view to future photovoltaic installations. For many investors, PV panels have now become a natural feature of a modern home. However, such a system generates additional load, which the roof structure must safely support over many years of use.
Nowadays, a modular home does not have to mean compromising between speed of construction and a personalised approach to the design. More and more clients are looking for solutions that combine modern technology, energy efficiency and the comforts of everyday life. Some, when choosing a modular home, see a ready-made design as a shortcut to
The cost of building a house is only part of the expenses associated with the investment. Equally important are the running costs that arise in the subsequent years of the building's use. A modular frame house and a brick house may be similar in terms of space and functionality, but
Modern construction is increasingly relying on solutions that allow investments to be carried out more quickly without compromising the quality of the construction. In this context, roof trusses play a major role, replacing traditional trusses made directly on site. Thanks to prefabrication, most of the construction work is carried out earlier.
A timber-frame house is not a choice based solely on square footage. Equally important are the proportions of the body, the functional layout, the relationship to the plot and the daily ergonomics of use. Our popular house designs „Mewa” and „Bryza” fall into a similar area range, but represent two different
In modular technology, the foundation for the house is not just the „base of the building”, but an integral part of the entire structural system. It has a direct impact on the stability of the house, its energy efficiency, comfort of use and durability for years to come. This is why more and more investors are opting for modern, predictable
Thinking about the future of a home is one of the most common topics raised by builders. As the family changes and housing needs grow over time, building a house is a decision made with the long term in mind. The question therefore naturally arises,
One of the more common questions asked by builders choosing a timber-frame house is its resistance to strong winds and heavy snow loads. Doubts are understandable, as timber-frame technology is still sometimes compared to masonry construction. Most often, however, this is done in a simplistic manner or not to
We offer the construction of residential houses in frame technology on an insulated foundation slab.
The roof truss is the strong skeleton of the roof, taking up all the loads.
