The Japanese build houses, for the sake of earthquake resistance, mainly made of wood and connected by mortise and tenon structures. Let's see how this house is made of trees, carefully processed by Japan, and turned into a beautiful home.
▼The appearance of the house
▼The door of the house
▼The tree is mechanized felling
▼The mechanized production of house components
▼The foundation of an ordinary house
▼Basic preparatory work Does the buried steel bar look better than the rusty one you use?
▼ There is no need for nails at all, but mortise and tenon connections.
▼The component holes are all reserved, and they are directly attached to the wooden columns. The construction speed is also very fast.
▼Look at the beautiful construction site.
▼The holes for the house components are all pre-prepared. The remaining
▼The connection between the beams and the beams is also a mortise and tenon structure
▼The connection is tight, surpassing the Germans
▼The house is built and there is no need for fine decoration.
▼The wooden floor has not a single seam
▼Decoration? No need at all, just buy furniture
▼ For decoration, just turn on a light
▼ Simple stairs, integrated with the house
▼ For bedroom, just buy a bed
▼ Study, it will definitely improve work Efficiency
▼Children's room, not afraid of air pollution
▼The living room on the second floor, simple and practical
▼Bathroom
▼A few flowers and trees, adding to the living atmosphere
▼Night view
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