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housing politics is connected to society and very much pol-itics.
here Ill expose the (((construction industry))) and tips Ive noticed on how to choose/build a house unheard before from your (((real estate agent))).
On how we are being cucked by residential buildings
Henry Hughes
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Hudson Harris
these are principles to look for in buying or DIYing, Ill go in details…
1st principle - BREATHABILITY
2nd principle - SIMILAR PHISICAL PROPERTIES
3rd principle - INBUILT "FLEX" / IMPACT ABSORBTION
4th – HAT and BOOTS
5th - if you mix materials mix them HORIZONTALLY (gravity will prevent significant movement), avoid vertical layering of different materials as much as you can
Kevin Kelly
1st principle - BREATHABILITY
All walls need to "breath" enough so that moisture will never be trapped anywhere. Modern building materials used by contractors are the worst ones to use. They trap moisture and cause problems that ensure job security for the contractors. Vapor barriers rot houses from the inside out simply from bodily perpetration and cooking moisture. Using vapor barriers requires a host of other support systems to ensure the entire thing actually works just enough to keep contractors from getting sued quickly. That's the main reason why you have extremely old masonry houses and castles still doing well today, yet there are so many modern masonry houses that are falling apart, yet both are well kept and not neglected by their occupants.
Zachary Young
2nd principle - SIMILAR PHISICAL PROPERTIES
all materials need to have similar physical property's
for example a house from bricks with lime mortar is going to last forever because lime mortar and bricks have similar stretch and flex.
now that house gets repaired with cement mortar because its faster and cheaper and the repaired wall is going to get many cracks because concrete is much harder than lime and harder than the bricks.
same with timber construction houses which wood survived the rain for more years than the USA is old get a new coat of paint.
the people use new latex waterproof extra chemical paint and the wooden beams are compost after 20 years.
why? because MC Paint is going to get a small crack and traps moisture behind it and because its water tight it can never leave the wood until your house collapses.
PS-fuck McConstructors killing it all with McPaint and McTyvek wraps
pic rel - notice that its framed by joinery and not by steel screws. that house will last +100 years
Carson Hill
3rd principle - INBUILT "FLEX" / IMPACT ABSORBTION
Just like God creates man with a brain that floats within the skull in spinal fluid to embrace the impact, house need to do the same. Think judo, embrace the attack, dont fight it heads on.
Earth moves constatnly and McConcrete breakes, McRebar gets wet and enhances braking of McConcrete.
Stone foundations are "flexible" that is why they last so long. Similar principle goes with stone/brick walls.
Jaxon Carter
4th – Hat and boots
self explanatory - rain/moistuere/ice protection, if you are under the rain, you absoltuly need waterproof boots and wp hat/umbrella, rest is personal pref
Same as with protective clothing - most hardwearing clothing are your helmet and work boots, EVERY reliable house build has respected that principle and is built on quality foundation and a roof with a solid overhang
David Stewart
5th - if you mix materials mix them HORIZONTALLY (gravity will prevent significant movement)
while layering vertically does give solid thermal properties, it is bound to fail since it isnt compressed by gravity but with moisture and expansion its just a matter of time for your facade to portrude.
Building a thicc monowall with double layers of brick or thicc logs is a far superior option.
Julian Thomas
Is this the US? Is this what it has all come to? Niggers building houses out of fucking chipboard, for whitey to spend the rest of his life paying a mortgage for? Holy fucking shit.
Aaron Clark
So basically the scam of construction industry is everywhere, think about your ROI on house, mainintence and mortages…how long until you have to cash out 20k for a new roof? another 20k for termites, another 50k for foundation repairs?
Now think how much cheaper houses would be if you could be them used?
yes, Im also not from US, americans are getting globally SCAMMED. That isnt even wood, but an OSB board (leftover wood with glue), all that stuff is very bad for your health.
Andrew Barnes
OH SHIT IT'S MOTHERFUCKING HAT AND BOOTS FUCKING BUILDANON
I LOVE YOUR SHIT HAT AND BOOTS MOTHERFUCKING BUILDANON THANK YOU FOR YOUR SERVICE
I HAVEN'T SEEN YOU IN MONTHS SINCE YOU WERE ON Zig Forums BACK WHEN