Revolution in housing: houses in record time from Heiligengrabe!

Revolution in housing: houses in record time from Heiligengrabe!

In the construction industry of Brandenburg, a new wooden building system causes a stir. Ulrich Kaatzsch, a 73-year-old building contractor from Neuruppin, achieved impressive results with the innovative timber construction system based on OSB Magnumboard. This system is produced in Heiligengrabe and enables the fast construction of living space. It consists of large -format panels that are up to 2.80 m high and 15 m long and can be used as load -bearing walls, blankets and roofs. Kaatzsch built an apprenticeship home in Boltenmühle, which offers space for up to eight people and was built in just a few hours.

The construction with magnumboard convinces with its efficiency. Walls can be set up within three hours and the roof can be installed on the following day. At a model house in Zermützel, the shell was completely created in just eight hours. The construction process is not only quick, but also sustainable, since the system combines the advantages of traditional timber construction methods with modern solid construction.

advantages of the magnumboard system

Swiss Krono Tex GmbH & Co.KG has developed a comprehensive solution for construction with magnumboard that promotes housing -friendly building. The low -joint and windproof building constructions not only shorten the construction times, but also enable that single -family houses can be built on a single working day in the shell. This construction is approved for up to five floors and offers numerous options for increases and gaps. The surfaces of the panels are sanded and can be provided with plaster, color, wallpaper or tiles, which makes the interior design easier.

The work in Heiligengrabe was recently visited by Brandenburg's construction minister Detlef Tabbert and representatives of the Berlin-Brandenburg housing company Association. These visits underline the increasing interest in environmentally friendly construction methods and the need to quickly expand the living space. In Germany there is an annual demand for around 320,000 new apartments, which once again illustrates the relevance of such construction concepts.

sustainability in timber construction

The wood construction is becoming increasingly popular, since reservations disappear to this design. An innovative aspect of the timber construction are elevator shafts made of wood that can replace classic concrete shafts. These wooden shafts offer advantages such as greater sustainability and static integrity. It is pointed out that wood can save 88 kg of CO₂ per square meter, while conventional concrete emits enormous amounts of CO₂.

The combination of modern wood construction and new materials such as magnumboard shows that the construction of today is not only faster, but also more environmentally friendly. These developments contribute to the fact that the construction industry continues to move to a sustainable future that meets the demands of contemporary architecture.