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I remember that a nonresident German carpenter for about 3 years ago explained to me why the old houses keeps improving - due to less advanced production techniques was one of the "old" days turned on to use order materials. In recent years, cz 75 the manufacturing techniques made it possible to use even different and trejderangs rmaterialer-TNK only on a product limtr relative to the solid wood. This hndvrker who built the type of houses for a company p Vestsjlland, told the builders figured a lifetime of such roof structures p max. 30 r ... he was not happy to build with newer materials, but it was his job. I myself have seen very old houses that persists incredibly well, lives in a house from 1920 which has a good solid construction. Do you think there is something to it, there are other workmen out there who knows something - and what would possibly. even KBE?
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