Hello!
I work as a groundworker, so I'm not an expert on how houses are constructed
Now, I've been looking at a house from the 70s that needs renovation, it has had moisture leaking in under some window, etc., and if it becomes interesting, an inspection will of course be done, but my question is about the house's construction.
This house has some form of plastic facade and inside the wall some form of corrugated steel, I have never encountered such a house and would like to know a bit more about the pros and cons of that construction or if there is any name for these houses? I have searched in vain on the WHOLE internet without finding anything. Thankful for an answer. J Widell
I work as a groundworker, so I'm not an expert on how houses are constructed
Now, I've been looking at a house from the 70s that needs renovation, it has had moisture leaking in under some window, etc., and if it becomes interesting, an inspection will of course be done, but my question is about the house's construction.
This house has some form of plastic facade and inside the wall some form of corrugated steel, I have never encountered such a house and would like to know a bit more about the pros and cons of that construction or if there is any name for these houses? I have searched in vain on the WHOLE internet without finding anything. Thankful for an answer. J Widell
Post pictures along with as detailed a description as possible of what/where the pictures depict.
If you work as a contractor, you probably know a carpenter or something similar; buy two crates of pilsner and "invite" him/her over...
If you are really curious, you can talk to your municipality; the planning office has drawings that you can then consult a structural engineer about, or alternatively a carpenter you trust.
If you work as a contractor, you probably know a carpenter or something similar; buy two crates of pilsner and "invite" him/her over...
If you are really curious, you can talk to your municipality; the planning office has drawings that you can then consult a structural engineer about, or alternatively a carpenter you trust.