Many friends who have been to North America have found that the biggest difference between this place and domestic buildings is the building materials. Domestic buildings are reinforced concrete, while North American houses are mostly WPC. Everyone has this question: Why do foreign countries like to use WPC to build houses?
1. The United States is very rich in wood-plastic resources, and the price of wood-plastic is much cheaper than that of reinforced concrete.
2. The construction cost of WPC is relatively low.
If you want to build a big house, you need a lot of materials. At this time, if you choose to use high-priced cement, the cost will be relatively high. In addition to the high price, you also need to consult some cement craftsmen. In this way, you need to pay the craftsman’s wages. In addition, building a house also requires some engineering vehicles, professional architectural design drawings, etc. These all require financial support, but if you use wood plastic to build, there will be less trouble, because the construction of wooden houses will be relatively simple, and many families will DIY their own houses according to their own preferences.
3. Anti-electricity and heat insulation, natural air conditioning
WPC is a good electrical insulator with low conductivity. Under the same thickness, the thermal insulation value of WPC is 3 times higher than that of solid brick houses, 16 times higher than that of standard concrete, 400 times higher than that of steel, and 1600 times higher than that of aluminum. In addition, the interior of the wooden structure villa is composed of bad heat conductors such as gypsum board and glass wool, which makes the wooden structure villa a relatively closed space and is less affected by the external climate. Therefore, the wooden villa is like a natural air conditioner. Reasonable design and layout, sufficient sunlight absorption, living in a wooden villa, the four seasons are like spring, warm in winter and cool in summer, naturally very comfortable.
Post time: Jul-08-2022