A block house is a special type of house cladding that looks like a carriage plank, on one side which looks like a high-quality rounded log. Possessing high practical and aesthetic characteristics, block house is the most popular material today, and is used both outside and inside the house. The main advantage of the material is the presence of a tongue-and-groove connecting system, so every owner can cover a house with a house block without much hassle.

When should this finishing option be used?

As a rule, if the building is made of brick, sheets, slabs or blocks, there are no questions about why you should cover your house with clapboard. But what to do with wooden log house? Definitely sheathing, here's why:

1. In the case of building a log house “in the paw”, finishing will be required inside the house; a block house is ideal for this.
2. If the log house is built from profiled timber, the finishing will help achieve the “Russian hut” style and additionally protect Wall panels from negative influence.
3. For all buildings, block house is an ideal finishing material that will last for many years, while it is easy to place additional thermal insulation material under the cladding.

Important! All cladding work can be carried out only after the structure has completely settled.

When choosing a product on the market, you should be careful; many manufacturers offer false logs - an option that is not equipped with connecting grooves, which creates certain difficulties during installation. In the case of covering a house with a block house with your own hands, the procedure is simple, of course, if you do not have to create intricate structures.

Finishing: work in stages

How to cover a house with cladding, let’s look at this in detail:

1. At first preparatory work, which consists in creating a preliminary sheathing. It will be useful both inside and outside the house, depending on which areas are being finished.
2. Square bars 30*30 mm are packed vertically in increments of 0.5-0.6 m; fastening can be done with nails, planks and do not forget about processing the timber.
3. At this stage, it is worth deciding on the need for additional insulation and be sure to level the installation of the sheathing.
4. As soon as the sheathing on the walls is ready, proceed with the installation of the block house. Regardless of the type and type of panels, fastening always starts from the bottom to the top.

As for fixing the slats, there are two ways:

1. Using a Galvanized Claymore, which is bent into the groove with one part, and the other is attached to the sheathing bar using a screw. After this, the panel is linked to the next one and the process is repeated. Positive sides type of fastening is the strength and reliability of the masonry. Sometimes it is acceptable to use liquid nails to enhance strength. Moreover, the panel itself does not require screws and nails, so the risk of panel deformation is reduced to zero. Watch videos from professionals to understand the entire process in detail.
2. The second option involves fastening the panel to the sheathing bar with self-tapping screws. To do this, you need to make a hole in the board equal to half its thickness. After that, a screw is heated into the hole, and then the hole is caulked flush with the board, as shown in the video. Now the house block is securely fastened, and the screw head is not visible. The method is labor-intensive and there is a risk of damage to the lamella during installation.

Advice! If there great experience for facing work, you can use the option of hammering nails into the groove of the board at an angle of 45 degrees. The method is complex, requires skill, and the slightest movement of the nail immediately injures the lamella.

There are several difficulties that you may encounter home handyman who wants to decorate the walls inside the house with a block house with his own hands:

• Joining panels in the corners. It is better to use special corners of the plinth, fitting parts of the lamellas under them. To do this, both walls of the corner are driven out, then the joint is hidden with a semicircular or flat element and secured with liquid nails.
• Particularly sharp corners should be hidden behind a wooden strip; it can be decorative if it is interior decoration and monochromatic in color if the external facade is covered.
• Installing a panel to fit the ceiling can also complicate the process a little. If the ceiling is not finished, then during the cladding process all the irregularities will be hidden later, and if the ceiling is finished, the decorative cornice will skillfully hide the cracks.
• Window openings and doors require the use of special platbands. This way, all cracks and gaps are hidden, and the risk of snow, rain and wind getting inside the room is minimized. Platbands can be mounted on nails, glue, screws.

Regardless of the choice of technology, there is no need to carefully prepare the walls for cladding with a block house. The lathing can be stuffed onto old paint, plaster, uneven panels, the main thing is that the frame holds well, and everything else will be covered with a block house.

After finishing the installation, it is better to varnish the surface. In addition to additional protection, tint varnish will give the building the desired color scheme and will complement interior interior, if rooms in the house were tiled.

Features of cladding a wooden block house

Wooden cladding requires its own technological subtleties:

1. You cannot use ordinary nails or self-tapping screws - they will quickly rust. It is best to use galvanized metal fasteners.
2. The construction of the frame is a mandatory step; insulation, a vapor-permeable and windproof membrane can be laid under the cladding.
3. As soon as the installation of the sheathing is completed, the panels are laid out using one of the methods described earlier.
4. To warn possible process rotting, damage to a wooden block house, the panels should be treated with compounds at least once every 5-6 years.

As a rule, a block house goes well with finishing the base with artificial, natural stone or slab finishing materials. The combination of siding and block house looks good.

Types of finishing

There is a cladding option made of plastic, wood, metal:

1. Wooden blockhouse is made from softwood and has a class A or B. The latter is characterized by the presence of cracks and cannot be used for external cladding– such material will be ruined by the first winter.

Important! To choose a good material, you should look at the thermal regime and strength. If these are planks with a “winter” sign, then the strength of the material meets all the customer’s requirements: the panels will not crack, deform or peel off due to frost.

1. Metal blockhouse – new material, which is devoid of the disadvantages of wood, but does not at all differ in the warmth and naturalness of wood.
2. Vinyl blockhouse– the most popular product on the finishing materials market. Low price and high quality indicators made the products in demand. At the same time, the developer can always choose the desired shade. And if it is a stable manufacturer and supplier, the vinyl block house will stand flawlessly for decades without losing its original qualities.

Knowing how to cover a house with clapboard, looking at the photo and choosing suitable option decor, all that remains is to clarify how much the material costs and start cladding the facade, interior walls premises of your home. As you can see, the cladding does not pose any difficulties, it is not required special tools and special knowledge: to give the house a perfect look and achieve this with minimal investment- this is the main problem that can be solved with the help of “American lining”, as the block house is also called.

Block house is one of the types of lining. It is also used for finishing interiors and creating a ventilated facade. A traditional block house consists of boards with a convex outer side. The parts are connected to each other using a tongue-and-groove fastening. The finished wall looks as if it was made of timber.

Types of material

Elements of a block house can be not only wooden. Metal and vinyl parts are also available. Each type of finish has its own characteristics.

The main material for slats is coniferous trees, as they are less susceptible to rotting. From one log four blanks are obtained, which are kept in drying chamber in two weeks.

Main advantage wood finishing façade – appearance. Imitation wood can only deceive the eye from a distance. Up close the impression will be completely different. In addition, wood retains heat for a long time. This property can be used to improve the microclimate in the house.

Details of a metal block house are curved steel plates that follow the shape of one or two logs. On outside a pattern imitating a wooden surface is applied. The interior is coated with a layer of primer and paint.

Facade from metal elements does not deteriorate from moisture and temperature fluctuations, resistant to fire, is able to withstand strong impacts and mechanical damage, and it is also not exposed to insects. Thanks to this, the coating will not have to be renewed every 5-7 years.

It is worth considering that metal parts have high thermal conductivity. They get very hot in hot weather and quickly give off heat in cold weather.

A vinyl block house is the cheapest substitute for a wooden one. Like metal, it is not exposed to sunlight and biological factors. During a fire, it does not burn, but melts slowly, and at the same time it is non-toxic. Vinyl parts will last at least 20 years without losing their original appearance.

However, this material is sensitive to temperature changes, which can provoke the appearance of mold and mildew. The surface of a vinyl block house is heterogeneous and does not always look like wood.

Peculiarities

There are two types of cladding: with and without insulation.

Let's look at the first, more popular option.

All design elements are equally important. If you neglect the vapor barrier or wind barrier, it will have to be repaired much more often. Layers are listed in direction from the wall.

The block house is installed in the same order:

• A vapor barrier layer is needed to protect the insulation from moisture vapor from the wall.
• Lathing – the frame of the facade, creates space between the wall and the block house. It is made from timber with a cross section of 100*40 mm.
• Thermal insulation. Best fit roll insulation, For example, mineral wool. The optimal layer thickness is 10 cm.
• The wind protection is attached to the sheathing beam. It protects the facade from the wind, and the insulation from the moisture contained in the air.
• Counter grille – wooden slats, to which the block house boards are attached. They have a cross section of 20*40 mm. They create an empty space between the wind barrier film and the outer skin, which protects inner surface boards from moisture.
• The outer layer is the block house itself.

The design is quite light and does not create a load on the foundation. You can equip such a façade not only during the construction of a new house, but also during the renovation of old buildings.

How to choose?

Quality wooden elements can be determined by the markings.

• E – extra class. The details are perfect smooth surface. A coating made from such lamellas will not be cheap, but it will also have to be updated less frequently.

• A – products with a well-planed base, without mechanical damage. The parts are suitable for both interior and exterior finishing.

• B – boards made from low quality raw materials. There are knots, small holes, and cracks on the surface.
• C – the base of the lamellas is poorly planed, pieces of bark, cracks, falling knots and holes may remain. Outside, material of this quality will quickly deteriorate, and professionals recommend using it only for interior decoration.

The requirements and standards of different industries may differ significantly, so it is advisable to buy material from the same manufacturer. It is important to pay attention not only to the markings, but also to the appearance of the slats.

Here are some more tips to help you find a quality block house.

• Larch is best suited for exterior decoration. It retains its original appearance for a long time and practically does not rot. Pine is a cheaper raw material, inferior to larch in quality and durability. A block house made of spruce is good only for interiors.

• For finishing facades, professionals recommend using lamellas with a thickness of 35 mm or more. The length of the parts can be 2-6 m, width - from 15 cm. All elements must be the same size, and the number of joints must be minimal.
• Boards made from trees grown in the northern regions have greater density. This improves other characteristics of the material.
• High-quality lamellas will not have mold, rot, cracks or falling knots.

• Please note the storage conditions: the goods must be stored under cover on pallets or racks. Check the integrity of the packaging.
• Try connecting the parts. The tenon should fit into the groove tightly, but without much effort.

• Find out the moisture level of the lamellas and the size of the pitch. The permissible value of the first indicator is up to 20%, the second - up to 3 mm in depth and up to 8 mm in width.
• It is good if the parts have undergone protective treatment with biopyrenes and fire retardants. It makes them more resistant to external factors.
• The finish will be more beautiful if the boards match the scale of the house. On facades big houses Wide lamellas look better, and narrow ones are suitable for small ones.

How to sheathe?

A block house can be used not only to decorate a private house, but also a gazebo or bathhouse. The basis for such a facade can be a wall made of any material: wood, brick, aerated concrete. It can be made the external part of a frame building.

A short list of required materials:

• beams for sheathing and counter-lattice;
• glass wool;
• vapor barrier and wind barrier films;
• nails with anti-corrosion coating for fastening panels;
• antiseptic (if wooden parts were not processed).

The work of installing the structure includes a number of stages.

• Preparation. It is necessary to stock up on all materials. If the block house slats have not undergone industrial treatment, you will have to do it manually using antiseptics.
• Installation of vapor barrier. Fix the film from bottom to top so that the strips overlap each other by 10 cm. You can fasten it with a stapler. Then seal the seams with tape.

• Installation of sheathing. The distance between the bars should not exceed 60 cm. Near door and window openings make additional slats - they will be useful when installing the counter-lattice. It is easier to attach frame elements to metal corners. The slots on them allow the elements to be installed strictly vertically.
• Working with insulation. The glass wool is laid tightly so that there are no gaps between it and the sheathing. Condensation accumulates in them, and the presence of moisture does not have the best effect on wooden structures. And if moisture gets on the glass wool, its effectiveness will decrease. The front surface of the insulation is covered with wind protection.

There is an algorithm for installing lining:

• Attach counter batten slats to the sheathing.
• Beat off the bottom row line. A laser or water level will definitely help you do this.

• Trim the ends of the sheathing that protrude beyond the line.
• Secure the first board along the line. Place it with the tenon facing up - then moisture will not collect in the grooves. Nails are driven in from above and below, into the tenon and into the groove. This must be done carefully to avoid chipping.
• Continue laying the second and subsequent rows in the same way.

If the length of the wall is greater than the length of the block house.

• Place the joints on the same vertical line. Then nail a board 10-15 mm wide and 20 mm thick on top. The same boards can be used to trim corners, slopes and trims. This method is easier, but the finish looks unprofessional.
• The joints are placed in a checkerboard pattern. In this case, the cuts must be perfectly adjusted to each other, and the length of each board is selected separately. The facade will look much more attractive.

IN next video you will see how to cover the facade of a house with a block house with insulation.

What to paint with?

Wood is an aesthetically attractive material, but susceptible to various influences. It can be damaged by moisture, temperature changes in winter, ultraviolet rays and insects. Block house elements made from natural raw materials are no exception. Extend service life wooden facade impregnations and protective agents will help paint coatings. A more expensive version of the block house undergoes industrial processing in autoclaves. The coating elements are impregnated with compounds that protect the wood from fire, rotting and the destructive effects of other factors.

Those who bought untreated parts should improve their properties themselves. This must be done before installation. It is advisable to process both the planks, the sheathing, and the base. Impregnations and stains are suitable for this.

Impregnations do not change the appearance of wood. All compositions can be divided into three groups:

• Acrylic water soluble ones are used for untreated wood. Good for interior decoration, as they do not have an unpleasant odor.
• Alkyd ones are made on the basis of white spirit and alkyd resins. They create a durable coating, but have a serious drawback - a pungent odor. Used only for facade work.
• Oilseeds are made from natural oils, most often linseed. The coating takes a long time to absorb and dry, but is durable. But it is incompatible with some paints.

Block house is a modern finishing lumber for external and internal wall decoration, imitating rounded logs. It consists of panels from natural wood and is made from logs along with lining. Cutting a log using the square-in-a-circle technology allows you to obtain four rounded blanks for panels, and from the remaining part with rectangular shape sections are made by boards or timber. This manufacturing method is suitable for industrial production a diverse range of products in large volumes. A small batch of products is obtained from edged boards, rounding its profile with milling machine. High-quality, convenient joining, like that of the lining, is ensured by tongue-and-groove fastening. When assembled, the panels give the impression of a real log wall. They can be used for finishing external and internal walls of residential premises, cafes, country houses, loggias, baths, trading floors. This type of surface design allows you to save time and money on plastering.

Types of panels

The products are produced in three grades and are also classified according to the type of raw materials and sizes. Products of grade “A” may have a knot on the front side and no more than two shallow cracks per 1.5 m of length. Grade “B” is allowed to have 4 knots and one spot of contrasting color. Grade C wood may have up to 5% of its surface defective. The panels are made from coniferous and deciduous wood. The most common products are made from pine and larch. Their light wood has a beautiful texture. This material is easy to process and can be tinted in any color. For external wall cladding, larch panels are often used, since it is not susceptible to rotting, is not afraid of temperature changes and is not affected by insects. From hardwood Most often they produce products from alder, aspen, and linden. Buyers can choose the width of the product, which ranges from 90 to 180 mm. The standard length of the panels is 3 and 6 m. The thickness and radius of the arc are also different. Larger boards are best used for external walls or spacious premises. For small rooms would be more suitable flat options, which will create a spectacular relief surface without significant damage to the space. It is necessary to take into account that the panels are laid on the sheathing, which also reduces the footage.

Advantages of panels

The advantages of panels of this type are obvious. They are made from environmentally friendly natural raw materials. Walls with this finish “breathe”. The material is beautiful and durable. Coniferous varieties wood has a very affordable price. Thanks to antiseptic treatment, the material is not affected by fungus and mold. One of the most important points is that these products undergo high-quality drying and their humidity is below 15%. This prevents deformation, cracking, twisting, and reduces the weight of the boards. The material is lightweight and extremely easy to assemble. The tongue-and-groove fastening system in conditions optimal humidity wood provides good fixation. The disadvantages of wood are well known to everyone. First of all, this is low moisture resistance and all the problems associated with it. If there is a large difference in temperature between the wall and the air under the panels, condensation may form.

Panels of this type allow you to recreate an environmentally friendly design in an already built house or in standard apartment. They will fill the space with the aromas of wood, especially if they are made of coniferous species, and the owners will not have problems with cracking of the material, settling, joining, and sealing cracks, as happens with real logs.

The modern construction market for home cladding can offer different materials: tiles, stone, siding, plastic. But the simplest and most comfortable to use is the block house. In order to know how to properly cover a house with a block house, you need to have an idea of ​​the material itself and the specifics of working with it.

Brief description of the material

Block house is one of the most popular building materials, which is convenient to use both for sheathing a house outside and inside, and all this can be easily done with your own hands, without the involvement of hired labor.

By material type blockhouse can be of three types: metal, plastic and wood. Their installation is slightly different.

The plastic house block is the lightest, so the lathing for it can be made lighter and simpler

Wood is environmentally friendly and natural material. Although wooden surfaces require additional processing, most people prefer to work with it.

Choosing a block house

The range of wooden blockhouses is so wide that the question involuntarily arises of which material to choose.

In fact, this is influenced by two factors:

• dimensions;
• material.

Having familiarized yourself with the specifics in detail, you can make the right choice.

Dimensions

The convenience of panels of this material, first of all, is that they are already prepared for work: they have special longitudinal ends, which greatly facilitate installation.

On construction market The following sizes are available:

• wide panels 15 cm;
• narrow panels less than 15 cm.

Narrow boards are used for indoor cladding, and wide ones for outdoor cladding, because... they provide better protection from the wind. Of course, the price for wide boards will be higher.

Length

The most common sizes are 3 - 6 m. It is possible to find siding and non-standard sizes, but most often this material can only be purchased to order. No installation can be done without waste, but careful marking and calculation will help minimize it.

Thickness

In hardware stores, a blockhouse is usually measured in cubic, square or linear meters. When purchasing, it is recommended to carefully study the price tag, paying attention to exactly which surface the dimensions are indicated. After all the difference between the working or common surfaces is about 6–7 mm.

Sometimes the price tag indicates the price in terms of the total surface area, which can cause problems when you have to cover the house with a block house. 6-7mm is a small difference, but over a large area the difference can be several boards.

Material

For exterior work, coniferous wood is most often used. Among the most common and cheapest materials are larch, pine and spruce.

It is believed that larch is best material.

Its advantages are obvious:

• high strength;
• moisture-repellent effect;
• resistance to microorganisms;
• durability.

Ancient Venice stands entirely in the water on stilts made of larch, and for how many centuries without major repairs

The cost of larch panels is somewhat high. Pine and spruce are much cheaper, but the characteristics of these materials look more modest.

Read more about technical specifications pine and spruce, the differences between them can be seen in the table:

Basic properties of wood	Pine	Spruce
Color	Reddish or yellowish	White
Color stability	Gets more intense over time	Maintains original color
Texture	Pronounced	Pronounced
Permissible moisture content of dry molded products	480 kg per 1m3	430 kg per 1m3
Resin content	High content	Reduced content
Knots and their location	A small amount of	A large number of
Rot resistance	High	Average
Strength	High	Lower than pine
Reaction to machining	Wood soft	The wood is harder

Based on the data, we can say that The properties of pine exceed those of spruce. Therefore, of the two economical materials, it is recommended to use pine.

You can buy panels and hardwood trees on the market. But their price is much higher, which is why manufacturers usually sell such goods to order and in small quantities.

For external cladding work with a block house, it is better to purchase panels made of softwood trees of grade AB, because This is the best material based on the price-quality ratio.

Storage conditions

Please pay attention to:

• indoor humidity level;
• use of pallets for storage;
• the presence of packaging that protects the panels from dirt and dust;
• Availability natural ventilation.

If any storage conditions are violated, it is not recommended to purchase the material.

How to properly sheathe a house with a block house

Having chosen the material and decided on the dimensions of the block house, you can begin preparing the installation.

Required Tools

To perform the work you will need the following set of tools:

• nails (screws) or clamps;
• hacksaw or electric saw;
• level;
• antiseptic solutions for surface treatment;
• varnish or paint for finishing.

Fire retardants will protect wood block house from unnecessary inflammation

When working with chemically active solutions, it is recommended to use additional protective equipment in the form of gloves.

Preparation

Like any construction works, installation of panels requires preliminary preparation.

Surface preparation is carried out in the usual way:

• cleansing from various types of stains;
• treatment with antiseptic solutions.

At external cladding The surface of a wooden house with siding may not be leveled, because it will still be treated with a layer of insulation and lathing on top.

Wood panels block house must be treated with special solutions to increase service life.

It is better to begin sheathing approximately a year after the completion of construction. It is recommended to caulk the surfaces of the house. Otherwise, no additional insulation will not be able to help, and the room will always be cool.

The preparation of the walls of houses made of brick, foam blocks and other materials is somewhat different.

It consists of several stages:

• cleaning the surface from efflorescence;
• leveling the walls with plaster to obtain a smooth and even surface;
• installation of metal sheathing.

The sheathing is leveled using a plumb line or level. The quality of further installation depends on how well the lathing is done.

If you plan to sheathe the house in full, you should prepare:

• vapor barrier film;
• sheathing;
• thermal insulation;
• windproof film;
• counter-lattice.

Wooden or brick house You don’t have to treat it with vapor barrier film; it’s more important to decide on the type of insulation and choose optimal thickness. Mineral slabs are well suited for these purposes.

When choosing insulation, it is important to consider the thickness of the walls that will be sheathed b. For example, if the thickness of the walls of a wooden house is 15 cm, it is recommended to use insulation with a maximum thickness of 10 cm, or 5 cm in order to save money.

The thickness of the sheathing slats depends on what insulation was chosen..

Since mineral insulation boards are located between the lathing slats, their thickness must match each other. Eg, if the thickness of the insulation is 5 cm, then the sheathing should have the same dimensions.

The next stage of preparatory work is covering with windproof film and installing a counter-lattice. This is necessary in order to create a distance between the layers of insulation and sheathing, which will naturally provide ventilation and improve sound insulation properties.

Ventilation of the insulating layer significantly increases its service life

When all the preparatory work is completed, you can begin installing the panels.

Features of block house installation

When installing, the panels must be positioned so that the grooves are at the bottom and the tenons at the top so that moisture and dust do not accumulate in the boards.

It is imperative to leave gaps between the last panels at the top and bottom for natural ventilation of the surface. It is better to leave 5 mm distances between the panels themselves to ensure comfortable installation.

Nuances of fastening

The process itself does not cause difficulties and is completed quite quickly. The main questions that arise are related to how to fasten and accurately install in corners.

For thick wide boards it is required reliable fastening, That's why It is strongly recommended in such cases to use self-tapping screws with anti-corrosion coatings in the form of zinc or anodizing.

You can use nails as fasteners, which will somewhat reduce the overall cost of the work. If nails and screws are visible on the surface, then Clippers are used for hidden fastening.

Their use has a number of advantages:

• no risk of damaging the surface being treated;
• ease of installation, because they are made exactly to the size of the panels;
• reliability and durability;
• aesthetic appearance.

The main disadvantage is the high price compared to other fasteners. But if you have no experience in installation, it is better to use clamps, because... When using nails and screws, cracks and chips can easily form.

Finishing work

The final work involves treating the surface with varnish or paint to give it an aesthetic appearance and increase its service life.

A metal and plastic blockhouse does not require final finishing.

How much does it cost to cover a house with a block house?

Anyone who wants to cover a house with a blockhouse, with all its advantages, will notice that price it is quite democratic. The cost depends on the size of the surface, type, type of material and types of fasteners used. The cost of hiring specialists is low. Therefore, if you do not have sufficient experience, it is better to turn to professionals.

How to properly sheathe the outside of a house with a block house with your own hands can be seen in more detail in the video:

Wooden, natural Decoration Materials will forever remain relevant, even if many more years pass and innovative developers come up with something new, not real, but wood is wood, it is beautiful in all respects and the only material that can rid its residents of excess moisture by absorbing it into ourselves, thereby preserving our health and indoor microclimate.

Such products can safely include the finishing of a block house, which is made made from solid wood, has a smooth and flat surface, completely retains the appearance of a rounded log, but in technology and quality exceeds the functional properties ordinary material, more practical, convenient and long-term to use.

LesoBirzha invites you to familiarize yourself with the finishing of a block house and see photos of houses outside, on the company blog. Here you can choose inexpensive, but such interesting options finishing of buildings with a block house: facades, interior walls, arrangement of locker rooms and relaxation rooms in baths and saunas, many advantages for using this particular material.

Block house exterior:

Decorating the block house from the outside, photos are provided below, this is really something to look at and something to be proud of! The company's specialists see no reason for refusing to use a block house in the exterior - designing the appearance of the building. Look at the magnificent facades of houses from the house block, photos of finished objects of private property, their variety of shades, harmoniously selected tones, as well as the ability to combine and decorate with other panels.

Photo 1. Pine block house from the outside

Photo 2. Block house 240x45 mm under glaze paint

Photo 3. Decorating the outside of a wooden house with a pine block house

Using a block house in the exterior is a financially profitable solution for finishing the house outside and inside, which allows you to create reliable design, to protect the walls of the building.

Houses clad with a block house, photos (although not all of them are ours), delight with their colors, aesthetics, beauty, functionality, they cannot be distinguished from a simple log.

Professional painting a house block in a specially equipped workshop is a guarantee of long service life for your façade.

Photo 4. Oil painting on pine

Advantages of a block house:

• natural material, strong, resistant to aggressive factors;


• simple installation, tongue-and-groove fastening;


• allows you to create the effect of “breathing” surfaces, self-regulation of humidity;


• used in production conifers pine, spruce, larch, cedar, contain resins in the wood, and these are antiseptics from nature itself;


• affordable price and this is not unimportant.

An excellent confirmation of the use of panels is frame house from block house. Such houses are gaining popularity due to their very fast construction, simplicity and very low price.

Block house siding Can be attached directly to the wall or to wooden sheathing, if you plan to lay the walls with insulation. The laid insulation will protect the house from wind penetration and help create comfortable conditions to live in it.

The pediment is the most top part facade, is limited on the sides by the roof, and the bottom passes over the cornice or ceiling from the attic, and its shape depends on the type of roof. This is a room that, if desired, can be beautifully decorated as a game room, office, bedroom, whatever you want. A balcony is attached to it and a window is opened. Producing finishing the gable of a block house, You relieve your home's foundation from a lot of stress and create the appearance of an all-log home.

Look at the photos of houses covered with block house siding. Sheathing in horizontal directions only. Ideal appearance of the surface of the sides of the building.

Photo 5. Decorating the house with a pine block house

Photo 6. House covered with block house siding

Photo 7. Siding from a block house, grade AB

Photo 8. House clad on the outside with a block house

Construction finishing of a block house allows you to create great friend from a friend at home, unique and inimitable in their appearance. This is, of course, facilitated by the available board sizes for any type of finish from 2, 3, 4, 6 meters in length.

The houses covered with block houses, the photo in front of you, amaze with the brightness of the painting and the individuality of the design. No two buildings are alike! And this is very pleasing and excites the imagination.

Order finishing from the LesoBirzha company, quality and deadlines are guaranteed. We will paint the panels in the production workshop using a specially developed system, saving you money on further repairs and extending the life of the block house finish many times over.

An online store is open only for you, look, choose, place your orders and don’t think about how to bring the material, that’s why we exist - “LesoBirzha”.

Delivery to location, within one day, with payment upon receipt order - we trust our customers!

Houses covered with block houses, photos of the works of our craftsmen are the pride of the owners of the buildings and warm reviews about our work.

Photo 9. Decorating a block house made of AB grade pine

Photo 10. Finishing block house 240x45 mm from pine grade AB

Friends, if you want to have a stylish, neat and inexpensive house, then finishing the facade with a block house is suitable for you - a material with a fairly affordable price, reliable, durable, safe to use, and when applying additional protective equipment for wooden products, such panels will last a long time and will delight their owners.

As you have already seen from the photos of houses covered with block houses, this a great way to decorate the facade, changing the environment, diversifying the walls indoors, changing life for the better, because only beauty will save the world.

We wish you well-being and prosperity.

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