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Gallery:
Photos of ready houses and shells
Shells
from a round log
Log shells made of lafet (oval-flatten)
Homes and saunas from a larch
Masters
at work
"Before
and after"
3D-woodcarving
2D-woodcarving
Pavilions,
benches, wells, etc.
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Photo
gallery of wooden house shells made of an oval-flatten. Norwegian
notch technology.
We have already mentioned
a variety of predilections of our clients on the previous page.
Here we will talk about shells made of a semioval log (oval-flatten).
If this word does not mean anything to you, and you heard nothing
about the Norwegian notch and all accompanying elements, we insistently
advise You to read article about an oval-flatten in our section
"Technologies".
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It
is difficult not to like an oval-flatten. Easy openwork
designs, grace of construction, economy of size of premises
(a thickness of an oval-flatten log is 20 cm, and a round
log is 28.50 cm). All this should attract. Strong and warm
locks in a notch - Vikings were good judges of heat and
cosiness.
By
the way, a shell on a photo lower at the left and the subsequent
2 photos have been ordered for Sochi. This bathhouse
with a terrace is already delivered and mounted in the capital
of the future Olympic Games. As this object looks among
palm trees and chestnuts, you can see here. One more house
for Sochi is shown lower. So not only Europeans,
but also inhabitants of the Black Sea coast have estimated
an oval-flatten.
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The main thing
that usually stops potential builders it that the external
firm layer of wood is taken away and lateral cracks (fig.
lower) are necessarily formed in future. But all this is not
so terrible. If in the past Vikings covered houses with a
layer of a dark paint, now there are qualitative antiseptics
which will protect your house from atmospheric and biological
factors, and cracks in a log will not affect heat conductivity
of walls (they are never through, how to achieve this read
here and here). Actually
the present gourmets of the Scandinavian wooden housing constructions
appreciate an oval-flatten for such cracks in walls.
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On
following two photos You can see a garage shell on 3 cars
and an economic premise.
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On
the left photo You can see a bathhouse where the natural
moss is used as a heater between logs.
On a photo on the right is a shell, made by us for Sochi.
As the ready house from this shell, mounted in Krasnodar
territory, looks You can see
here.
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The
following photos describe building process of a log shell
from an oval-flatten having unusual architecture.
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On following
photos it is shown a ready shell that passed acceptance
by the exacting commission.
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And
this small bathhouse is ordered as a present to the European
partner by his Russian colleague.
We
have tried to transfer in a bath design all warmth of Russian
soul, certainly taking into account the Norwegian traditions
of erection from an oval-flatten.
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The
further photos of this section will help you to plunge into
the world of shells, made on the Norwegian technology.
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