npgallag said:Timber frame is the only way to go....I bought and lived in one for 4 years and then sold it and built a new timber frame which i have just moved into .....very happy with it and the way its always warm and so easy to heat....Concrete build is not better built..(You can see they are worried when they have to advertise this on lorries).old fasion tech. thats just not as efficient as a newer tech..
Just remember, Timberframe is exactly that. The frame is timber but the outside is bricks and mortar. The timber is not exposed to the elements. The only time I think I not prefer a timber frame house would be a semi-d, due to the noise from next door.kildarebuild said:... Wood does not last forever - blocks do. I never saw a stone decay! whereas we have all seen wood decay....
Sour meaning the property market turns into a buyers market. It will turn into a buyers market soon.dodo said:When the property markets turns sour, You mean If it turns sour
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