Wooden Prefabricated House Structural Diagram
Currently, there is no direct display of the specific content of the structural diagram of wooden prefabricated houses, but its structural characteristics can be introduced in combination with relevant technical information.
Prefabricated panel houses are typically constructed using prefabricated panels as the main components. These panels are cement components prefabricated in factories. When making prefabricated panels, a wooden model is first nailed together, and steel bars are arranged inside the model. Then, cement is poured in, and after the cement solidifies, a prefabricated panel is formed. These prefabricated panels are spliced and assembled on the construction site to form structural parts of the house such as walls and floors. However, this type of prefabricated panel house does not use wood as the main structural body entirely; wood mainly plays a role in the stage of making the prefabricated panel model.
In the field of wooden house construction, when the roof or floor span is relatively large, truss structures are used. The commonly used triangular trusses for roofs can be constructed on the ground at the site or prefabricated in the factory and then hoisted to the roof. Truss structures can effectively disperse and bear the weight of the roof, enhancing the stability of the house structure. If wooden triangular trusses are prefabricated, the wood needs to be precisely cut and spliced to ensure the geometric shape and mechanical properties of the trusses.
The 'Piedade Residence' adopts a cross-laminated timber (CLT) building system, using wooden panels as structural components. Cross-laminated timber is formed by orthogonally stacking multiple layers of wooden panels and bonding them together through a gluing process, creating structural panels with high strength and stiffness. These structural panels can be used to build the walls, floors, and roofs of houses. The overall construction of the house structure can be completed in less than a week, demonstrating its efficiency and convenience.
The modular wooden structure building technology developed in Germany involves pre-processing wood into standard modules in the factory in advance. These standard modules can include wall modules, floor modules, etc., each made according to precise dimensions and specifications. On the construction site, these standard modules only need to be spliced and assembled to quickly build the house structure. Wood is one of the main materials that make up each module in modular wooden structure buildings. Through reasonable design and processing, the strength and stability of the modules can be ensured.
