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Oak Framed Extension for Housing Posted: 25 Oct 2015 09:59 PM PDT Oak Framed Extension for Housing   – Housing is a major necessity for every human being in addition to clothing and food. The problem of housing is an issue which has an important influence in people’s lives every day. Definition of healthy home is a home that can fulfill the needs of spiritual and temporal as worthy and as a shelter to protect themselves from the influence of nature outside. Physical needs such as reading, writing, rest and protection against disease, weather, and wind and so on. While the spiritual need is satisfaction when gather with family and sense of security. When you arrange the concept of ideas for house extensions, you must know about characteristics of healthy house. Healthy homes should pay attention to some important aspects. First aspect is the air ventilation. Every room in the house must have sufficient ventilation so that the air can turn freely. Less air ventilation will make home becomes stuffy and uncomfortable. Second, the floor must be kept dry. The floor must be higher than the face of the land. Third aspect is placement the ceiling in your home. Installation of ceiling should leave a space between the roof and the ceiling. The purpose is to make people can enter into the space above ceiling when they want to clean or repair the roof. Third aspect is quality lighting in the space. Give adequate natural lighting at home. Mosquitoes are very fond of for nested in a humid environment, cold and dark. Oak Framed Extension for Housing When your home looks narrower because the amount of your family is increase, you should expand your home. To extend the house, you can use other building material that match with your house style. For example, modern house can combine with the wooden building to create unique and beautiful impression. Moreover the display of wooden building can be transformed into various house style such as traditional style, modern style, classic style, contemporary style and so on. Wooden buildings are still preferred by many people because the look of the wooden buildings that looks unique and elegant. Oak wood which used as a constituent of the frame house still becomes a favorite of the people. For the home that are all over the walls and using wood frames, sometimes do not need to create the foundation because the floor is hovering above the ground. You just need to make a hole in each corner of the room as a place to plant the house frame. Oak house frame has a high value because the oak price becomes more expensive. When you want to add a space in your home, you don’t have to create the foundation in the first, but you can take advantage of oak framed extension. An oak framed extension can add a unique living space and atmosphere to your home. Using an oak frame allows you to reject standard building conventions and get something which more exciting, dramatic and beautiful. An oak framed extension doesn’t necessarily have to be extra rooms for everyday living: an oak porch built around an existing door can add extra character to your home as well as providing a practical space, whereas an oak balcony added to your property is a great way to extend your living space. Extension types include: • Sun rooms • Conservatories • Porches • Balconies • Kitchen extensions • Dormer rooms and roof extensions Much like any other form of construction, oak frame carries its own inherent, potentially problematic, properties, but being aware of these from the start will stand you in good stead to eliminate any difficulties. First of all, with oak you've simply got to love beams, and accept that they will get in the way sometimes and that you'll have to design around them. There's also a limit to the room's open depth without encountering a post: around 4.5m. Internally, oak can be difficult to light, especially with vaulted ceilings, so lighting design needs to be factored in early on. When building, the foundations tend to have to be very precise; a mass concrete strip footing is normally used, with a dwarf wall above. On the plus side, oak is very well suited to sloping sites. The post Oak Framed Extension for Housing appeared first on Design And Landscaping Ideas.

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