House Constuction [Merged]

**wranglerboy** · July 31st, 2007 10:01 PM

salamat sir vw...naisip ko lng kasi mas madaling mag renovate ng bahay kung puro wood lang ang gagamitin...puede kaya kung ung mga division ay wood or anything na madaling alisin in case kailanganin mong mag renovate...just thinking po.

**wranglerboy** · July 31st, 2007 10:42 PM

[QUOTE=van_wilder;612427]minsan masmura depende sa situation...

sa waterproofing may choices ka... critical ito since madalas ito nagiging problema ng roofdeck...

first of all, pinakaimportante, dapat READYMIX CONCRETE ANG BUHOS, AT ISANG BUHUSAN LANG... hindi pwede putol putol, dapat monolithic yun roofdeck para walang tagas talaga sa concrete, then waterproofing:

a. sahara
b. mortar seal
c. rubberized asphalt

kami we have experience both with and A and B, but we suggest C - rubberized asphalt, kasi yun dalawa kung hindi magaling yun naglagay yari na... sa rubberized asphalt dapat maayos yun pagkagawa...

Follow-up question po regarding flat rooftop....kailan nagiging mas mahal pag ganito ang set-up? sabi ng kakilala naming architect mas mahal daw pag ganito ng 30% compared to traditional roofing...

**shadow** · August 1st, 2007 10:21 AM

Originally Posted by vicman

pwede na un siguro kung tatagalin mo lang ung mga hinges ng bintana tapos maiiwan mga grillls basta me place pa ung frame ng sliding windows mga 4 inches pwede na.

magkano ba ngayon ang sliding aluminum windows? let say yun standard na size...

**boydapa** · August 1st, 2007 10:50 AM

oo nga bkit ganun yun mga bahay sa states gawa sa kahoy akala ko ba mayaman sila eh bakit ang cheap naman ng meteryales nila. buti pa dito sa pilipinas yun mga middle class fortress ang bahay solid ang construction kahit signal no 5 hindi liliparin o aanudin hndi tulad sa states inaanod yun buong bahay pag bumaha?

**ozcity** · August 1st, 2007 12:27 PM

Originally Posted by boydapa

oo nga bkit ganun yun mga bahay sa states gawa sa kahoy akala ko ba mayaman sila eh bakit ang cheap naman ng meteryales nila. buti pa dito sa pilipinas yun mga middle class fortress ang bahay solid ang construction kahit signal no 5 hindi liliparin o aanudin hndi tulad sa states inaanod yun buong bahay pag bumaha?

afaik mas mahal ang kahoy+brick kesa sa concrete+steel..saka depende sa lugar yan..sa states may winter, pag gumamit ka ng puro concrete at walang insulation baka parang nasa loob ka ng freezer..

**CVT** · August 1st, 2007 12:36 PM

[QUOTE=wranglerboy;866264]

Originally Posted by van_wilder

minsan masmura depende sa situation...

sa waterproofing may choices ka... critical ito since madalas ito nagiging problema ng roofdeck...

first of all, pinakaimportante, dapat READYMIX CONCRETE ANG BUHOS, AT ISANG BUHUSAN LANG... hindi pwede putol putol, dapat monolithic yun roofdeck para walang tagas talaga sa concrete, then waterproofing:

a. sahara
b. mortar seal
c. rubberized asphalt

kami we have experience both with and A and B, but we suggest C - rubberized asphalt, kasi yun dalawa kung hindi magaling yun naglagay yari na... sa rubberized asphalt dapat maayos yun pagkagawa...

Follow-up question po regarding flat rooftop....kailan nagiging mas mahal pag ganito ang set-up? sabi ng kakilala naming architect mas mahal daw pag ganito ng 30% compared to traditional roofing...

I think there is a 4th one, membrane.... Tama ba?

We had this on our deck (approx 12m x 5.5m), plus sahara....

3404:surfing:

**van_wilder** · August 1st, 2007 06:44 PM

yup may membrane

construction materials depend on the location of the project, for example yun petronas tower they used reinforced concrete instead of steel.

**BoEinG_747** · August 1st, 2007 07:38 PM

Originally Posted by van_wilder

yup may membrane

construction materials depend on the location of the project, for example yun petronas tower they used reinforced concrete instead of steel.

correct si sir van_wilder

depende sa location ..sa KSA nga mga bahay doon di ko nakitaan gumamit ng kabilya

**vicman** · August 1st, 2007 08:14 PM

Originally Posted by shadow

magkano ba ngayon ang sliding aluminum windows? let say yun standard na size...

dito sa batangas usually mga p235 to p250 per square feet. analok brown frame finish na yun at 1/4 bronze glass ang gamit.

**van_wilder** · August 2nd, 2007 03:42 PM

Originally Posted by wranglerboy

salamat sir vw...naisip ko lng kasi mas madaling mag renovate ng bahay kung puro wood lang ang gagamitin...puede kaya kung ung mga division ay wood or anything na madaling alisin in case kailanganin mong mag renovate...just thinking po.

yes. what you can do is concrete walls sa labas, then do dry walls inside. so that it would be easier kapag renovation.