The unquestioned reason is a much healthier environment compared to other types of construction. Classic, masonry houses and buildings are mostly hermetically sealed, not airy and do not provide sufficient air exchange in the rooms. Therefore, in masonry facilities it is necessary to provide expensive ventilation devices or to open doors and windows on small objects, which results in cooling of rooms in the winter and warming up in the summer. In contrast, wooden houses always have enough fresh air, and no ventilation devices or door and window opening are needed. Inside the wooden house, the outer walls allow natural ventilation. In the wooden house, therefore, there are no drafts, and excellent insulating properties of wood allow for natural thermoregulation, so that they are warm in winter, and in the summer to give freshness.

As you can see by building a wooden house, not only do you get a healthy and natural ambience, but also considerable savings in money and time when building and later saving on heating and cooling.

As you can see by building a wooden house, not only do you get a healthy and natural ambience, but also considerable savings in money and time when building and later saving on heating and cooling.