Easy Assembly and Disassembly

The structure of these buildings is simple: a wooden house requires significantly less time to build compared to a masonry house, which can take years to complete. This type of construction, known as interlocking, is primarily used for wooden buildings such as garden rooms, storage units, and residential homes.

The wooden panels are grooved and milled, creating planks that fit securely into one another. The walls are built by stacking these interlocking panels. If you move to a new location or need to transport the house, it can be disassembled and reassembled elsewhere with ease.

Better Health Impact

Since wood is a natural material, it provides better ventilation than brick, ensuring clean air circulation inside the structure. Wood also regulates indoor humidity better, as it can naturally absorb and release moisture, making the air more pleasant to breathe. Additionally, while houses made from masonry often use artificial materials that can cause allergies in sensitive individuals, this is much less likely to occur in wooden houses.

As wood is the main construction material, being natural and non-polluting, our houses offer superior sustainability compared to, for example, masonry houses, where bricks leave a larger ecological footprint.