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CLT Construction Explained - How Cross Laminated Timber Buildings Are Built.

Discover how a sustainable CLT (Cross-Laminated Timber) project comes to life, from start to finish! This video showcases the entire construction process of a modern CLT house, highlighting the benefits of this innovative and eco-friendly building material. Detailed Description of Construction with CLT: 1. Reinforced Concrete Base The construction begins with a stable base made of reinforced concrete (lower in height compared to conventional construction), ensuring durability and stability. The base is designed to support the entire structure and withstand local seismic and climatic conditions. 2. Parapet The parapet acts as a connector between the base and the main structure, providing additional stability and strength. It also ensures proper placement of the CLT panels and prevents moisture from rising and insects from entering. 3. CLT Panels (Cross-Laminated Timber) The CLT panels are pre-cut using CNC technology for absolute precision, perfectly matching the project requirements. These panels serve as the load-bearing structure, offering excellent strength, thermal insulation, and long-term durability. 4. Extruded Polystyrene (XPS) for Waterproofing Layer Extruded polystyrene is applied to the exterior of the CLT panels, providing enhanced mechanical strength and extra protection against moisture. This layer is installed at a low height, forming a stable foundation for subsequent insulation layers. 5. ETICS Mineral Wool Mineral wool forms a key layer for thermal and acoustic insulation. It ensures energy efficiency and improves the building's acoustic comfort while offering high fire resistance and breathability for structural materials. 6. Plaster or External Cladding (Facade) The exterior of the structure can be finished with plaster or any type of cladding (e.g., wooden, metal, or stone facade). The choice depends on the project's aesthetic and functional requirements. 7. Extruded Polystyrene on the CLT Slab A layer of extruded polystyrene and a waterproofing membrane is applied to the CLT slab, providing additional thermal and waterproofing insulation, contributing to the building's overall energy efficiency. 8. Roof Insulation (If Applicable) If the building has a roof, it is insulated with mineral wool, offering superior thermal insulation and protection against weather conditions. 9. Flooring The interior structure is completed with flooring, chosen based on the project's aesthetic and functional requirements. Options include wooden, laminate, ceramic, or other types of flooring. 10. All Types of Frames Frames are installed during the final stage of construction. Options include energy-efficient windows and doors that provide excellent thermal insulation, soundproofing, and watertightness. Explore the advantages of CLT and see how it’s transforming modern construction. 📧 Contact Us: info@clt-greece.gr 📍 Website: www.clt-greece.gr #CLTGreece #CLTConstruction #SustainableBuilding #CrossLaminatedTimber #EnergyEfficientHomes #ModernArchitecture #EcoFriendlyConstruction