Tips on building a traditional house with straw material on the roof and walls of the building.
The roof made of straw is a long-standing construction technique. It is used to accentuate traditional and natural impression. Straw roofs are commonly found in huts in the middle of rice fields, in storerooms, and in other places commonly found in the countryside. For use in urban areas, this thatched roof is often found in huts or gazebos in cafes or restaurants in the traditional concept of the countryside.
But now as the energy efficiency issue, people are required to be wiser in utilizing the energy that is around. Including through the implementation of this thatched roof, indirectly we helped to intensify the natural and traditional materials that have not been so much processed. The use of straw as one of the construction materials can provide new nuances and passion in modern buildings.
A glimpse of straw material
Picture traditional house with straw material
Before use, straw - straw is usually tied in a bundle so it is strong enough to be used as construction material. Although the straw looks fragile, but when it has been made into a bundle, the hay is strong enough to support the building. Yes, straw not only can be used as a roof, but also the wall of the building.
In fact, the straw is quite durable and resistant to fire. But to install the straw on the wall is not easy. It takes post-and-beam frames, ie special frames that utilize large and powerful logs as a building frame.
When used as a roof, this straw can also present an attractive impression. Even so, it would be difficult to apply the roof of straw in modern designed buildings. Because, usually buildings that rely on straw material requires high builder skills. But with alternative techniques, it is not impossible that we can get modern buildings with thatched roof more easily.
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