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| The Dog | Building a Thai Teak Wood House They must have sneaked up on me as I have only just seen this Teak house being and they must have been at it a few weeks. This house is being built in Jomtien at Soi Thepprasit and as I go past there most days I shall stop off to take more pictures, today I only took a couple just to get them used to the idea of some farang coming round taking pictures of bits of wood and how the work is progressing. It seems to be 3 seperate buildings, I assume these will be interconnected with walkways nearer its completion date.
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| Senior Member Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: Phrae
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| What they do in Phrae is to buy up quality seasoned teak, run it through a planer machine so that it looks new and then build a house from it. The house is sold, dismantled and moved to your land. Thats what was going on in those other piccies I posted. |
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| Aranyaprathet Last Online: Yesterday 10:09 PM Join Date: Dec 2006 Location: Lam Luk Ka
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| I do not think there is any type of House more Beautiful than a Thai style house. There are several places just North of Bangkok that build them. don hodag[at]yahoo.com |
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| Rayong Last Online: 07-07-2007 10:05 PM Join Date: Sep 2006
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| The Dog | Well the guys are back on the job with loads of materials on site, roof tiles and loads of wood, 2 guys are planning down the wood, 1 guy is varnishing it, got to admit I didn't see any insect or termite killer being used It's absolutely amazing how many supports they have to put in because they are going to be using such small roof tiles. Here is a picture looking straight up from underneath where the roof will be. ![]() Notice the guy using a hand saw in the second picture, he must have arms like popeye if he keeps that up. |
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| The Dog | Thai Teakwood House The small clay roof tiles are already on site so maybe they will be up on the small building this week. The wooden trims for the roof are nearly all planned down. All 3 buildings are going to be joined by a massive verandha. Not sure what this is going to be for but now is the wrong time for them to be building downstairs walls as they need the space and don't need to be climbing over poxy walls to get stuff up to the upper levels. |
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| The Dog | The roof tiles are up Well they got the roof tiles up for the small roof, then again it is only a matter of laying them down on the roof as they are not tied or nailed so thats a pretty quick job. What came as a bit of a shoch is they are using 8 by 4 foot floor sheets More wood for the roof ready and waiting to be used. |
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| Elite Member Last Online: Today 05:16 AM Join Date: Mar 2006 Location: Deepest Darkest Nakhon Nowhere
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| I like this house, you shal have to take me to see it next time I'm down. Preferably in time to get back and have a late afternoon bottle of Sang Som |
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| The Dog | Be too late to spray as one of the guys was varnishing the wood before it went up. The perfect scenario is that the wood is planned and sanded, then termite protected, then stained if you with to use stain, then varnished in shiny varnish, and then if you want a matt finish varnished in matt varnish afterwards, now you can start cutting your wood to size and do the same with the bare bits of wood, ie fit it where ever it goes and termite protect the cut ends etc. |
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| Elite Member Last Online: Today 05:16 AM Join Date: Mar 2006 Location: Deepest Darkest Nakhon Nowhere
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| Depending on what wood is used does it need any protection. My house is about 50 years old and apart for some of bits done in Mai Deng there's no insect damage |
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