Interestingly executed and originally finished verandah from a bar can transform your house or a summer residence. It is a good option to increase living space, it can be equipped as a kitchen, a dining room, an additional recreation area, a workshop, a flower garden. The verandah to the house from a bar can be constructed simultaneously with the house or at desire it is attached later.
Basics of building a veranda in a house of timber
The first step is to come up with a design and draw up a veranda project. Then calculate the estimate based on the used building materials. If the veranda is made of glued beams, this will significantly reduce the cost of construction. It is, perhaps, the most high-quality and reliable material that is used in construction. Using this curb for the veranda, you will avoid shrinkage, and the finishing work can begin right after the construction of the building.
The beginning of construction is a foundation, it becomes the same depth as the foundation of the house, it is better if it is columnar. Now you can install vertical racks, after that the top and bottom straps are made, the roof truss is installed, a large number of windows are usually made, the floor is made of the floorboard. The floor of the veranda will be slightly lower than that of the house by 20-30 cm. This is necessary for the roof of the extension to enter the overhang of the main roof of the house and there was no water leakage during precipitation, and the height of the verandah ceilings was not lower then in the rest rooms.
The inner lining can be made both vertically and horizontally by the lining , the ceiling is better made of moisture-resistant plasterboard, it is possible to sew the outside with a board and paint with paint.
There should be a small gap between the house and the veranda. shrinkage in them is different, it is closed with galvanized sheets of iron.
The verandah on the dacha of the bar is made using the same technology. Constructions depend on the climate of your region, they can be open, closed, insulated, with or without glazing.
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