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Which started from Baekjae dynasty. This method has been listed on UNESCO as Korean traditional architecture.

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Not enough talent here for that!

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Nah..the west want it NOW!,..and will always compromise skill and efficiency to look the part as quick as possible.

It is rice husk charcoal. It is used for thermal insulation and humidity control. Thanks for watching

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습기나 보온 단열 효과로 알고 있습니다 시청해 주셔서 감사합니다^^

네.그렇습니다. 시청해 주셔서 대단히 감사합니다

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시청해 주셔서 감사합니다. 유기왕겨숯 구입처는 알수가 없습니다. 네이버나 쿠팡에 검색 하시면 구입처가 잘나와 있는거 같습니다.

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Thanks for watching I understand that the construction cost per pyeong is around 7 million won.

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Fixed by the weight of the structure.

Ah this was my question too

There must be some steps that we didn't get to see. There's no way they can only be relying on the weight of the structure to hold it down. The first tiny earthquake could knock the whole damn house right off it's foundation. Also we didn't see them install any kind of moisture barrier which unless they've very little water in Korea, would also be necessary.

They definitely skipped some steps that are code requirements in the States. Not having it secured to the foundation being the most startling.

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I think it's about 150 million won in Korean money. Thank you very much for watching^^

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I don't know about that. Thanks for watching ^^

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Only the studs? everything in 3 years.

To your remark about the studs. The video doesn’t show every part. For a couple of seconds you can see that they put a brick wall around the house, around 2 feet high? The inside floor isn’t finished either. If they build it like in Germany, the wood frame doesn’t get in contact with water. It’s the same in North America where the tiny 2x4 are used for the frames. You put them also right on top of the concrete foundation. In the end, they get covered with plastic foil, protected from water. Right? I have seen a lot constructions in different countries. Bricks, clay and concrete is for me the way to go. I didn’t like my house in Alberta Canada. 2x4 frame, drywall and plastic. And still expensive for a house made out of cheap materials. Only comparing the heating systems from my German house with the Canadian system. Sorry. Blowing hot air throughout the whole house is a waste of energy. On top, in Alberta have new houses a 24/7 fan running, blowing outside air through the house. That’s the new building code. By minus 30 degrees Celsius outside, the heating system is running nonstop! Now I’m in Panama. No heating needed. And cooling will be done with solar fans circulating fresh air for “free” when it is hot. No AC installed.

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한국집은 가정집에서 거의 난로를 사용하지 않는다. 특히 난로는 열 효율이 극단적으로 낮은 난방방식이라 이미 최소 7000년 이상 전에 한국인들이 포기한 집 난방방식이다. 7000년 전의 바닥난방 유적 흔적들이 발견되곤 한다. 가장 합리적인 추론은 마지막 빙하기 상태를 버티기 위해 고대인들이 열효율을 높이기 위해 고안한 것이라 여겨지고 있다. 난로를 사용하는 경우는 야외 또는 열 효율이 낮는 것이 인정되는 직장 또 아주 가난해 바닥난방을 사용할 수 없는 집에나 사용된다. 가장자리를 처마라고 하는데, 이는 비와 바람을 막는 역할을 한다. 보통 더 길게 하지만 저건 짧은 형태다. 그렇게 하는 이유는 비 바람 특히 태풍 같은 상황이 닦치더라도 담장안의 공기를 비교적 안정적으로 유지할 수 있도록 하기 위해서다. 이건 겪어 봐야 알 수 있다.

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это ударный степлер для обычных скобок

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This is rice husk charcoal. It has humidity control and insulation effects. Thank you for watching^^

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I understand that it cost about 150 million won in Hanwha. If converted into dollars, this would be 115090.20

@@Process-Q Thanks. That's not as expensive as I expected.

Thanks for watching I think it's a type of pine tree.

Это уголь из рисовой шелухи. Спасибо за просмотр

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