Whoopsie! I wish this was Clickbait! (Renovating a 120 year old house)
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Laura Kampf and professional timber framers discover severe rot in their half-timbered house and conclude that about 90 percent of the ground-floor beams must be replaced, requiring them to rebuild the entire house.
From the video
Answers: How do you repair a severely rotted half-timbered house?
- half-timbered house renovation
- timber frame repair
- wood rot and fungal decay
- structural support and scaffolding
- demolition and construction
What it concludes
- About 90 percent of all the beams on the ground floor have to be replaced due to severe wood rot.
- The house is so compromised that they essentially have to rebuild the whole house.
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