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Jokes aside, why are many American homes build so woody?

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  • stux⚡S stux⚡

    Found a quick little example of how I know walls are build here, at least this is how we use to build them when i was working construction

    An inner wall, isolation for heat and outer wall

    Ofc this isn't useful for walls inside the house

    These are also connected with simple metal pins every x cm

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    @stux in California at least, brick buildings are not allowed to be built because of earthquakes. Any brick buildings you see are either really old or more likely, it's just a brick facade

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      Jokes aside, why are many American homes build so woody? Cheaper to replace afterwards or?

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      Tâi Siáu-káu 台痟狗 ㄊㄇㄉ 🇳🇫 台灣國
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      @stux
      Google says: availability, relative cost, and established construction practices.

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