The structure actually combines different types of lumber, including glued lumber in the frame construction and laminated laminated wood, from which the wall and roof panels are made. The foundation of the building was assembled in a matter of days.
Foamed glass and volcanic tuff were used for floor insulation instead of the usual styrofoam.
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This description of a wooden eco house in Canada sounds intriguing. I’m curious to know more about its sustainability features and how it is designed to minimize its impact on the environment. Can you provide more details on the materials used, energy efficiency, and other eco-friendly aspects incorporated into the house?