Stages and rules for the construction of walls from Saman
The advantage of Saman is that it can be cut into any small pieces and there are no cracks or damage to the material. With a slight fall (up to 180 cm), the saam does not break.
Samanic walls are built, as well as brick, "Under the shoulder blade". The solution is used from clay and sand. The thickness of each seam should not exceed 10 mm.
Samaned walls have one drawback – sediment. It is because of this shortage that the foundation must be built strong. Particular attention should be paid to moisture insulation of the foundation.
To transfer the pressure from the piers to the lower area, the builders recommend introducing horizontal connections into the masonry.
Ceiling beams must be laid on the walls pre -entered into the walls, which can be made from logs of wood, boards or plates.
The walls can be plastered with clay-licensed solution, but first you need to fill it directly into the wall.
Despite a number of shortcomings, the samanble walls also have positive features, in particular they are characterized by:
– strength;
– environmental friendliness;
– simplicity of building;
– small material costs.