Amazing Modern Basement Construction Technology - Amazing Ingenious House Construction Workers

- Amazing Fastest Ingenious House Construction Workers
- Amazing Modern Basement & Foundation construction technology
- Modern construction equipment machines

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1. Glatthaar Keller - specialized in the manufacture and construction of prefabricated cellars and floor slabs
2. Earth Save Products

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[billholmes]

Precast concrete panels are a great way to make basements. I did it over 15 years ago, the insulation was in the middle of the panels and it’s been superb. No cracks or leaks and cheap to heat. Also great in the hot temperatures, although 37c outside only 22c in my basement. One tip when constructing a basement ensure the ceiling heights are at least 3m high otherwise it will feel claustrophobic.

[marcuspi]

This is such a cool modern build. The lower basement floor walls are precast panels, the upper and first floor walls are high tech legos. I want this place!

[charliem.]

Interesting. However my question are you supposed to get INTO the basement since they left no opening for the stairs for the house???

[kristopherdetar]

Looks more like secret high level jail cells with all those partitions than a normal home would have in a basement with the first part of the prefab job. Kinda weird eh ??

[AERSKALFA_]

The last one was the best in my opinion
No support beam or obstruction
Perfect for a huge basement home theatre.

[kjteitel]

These are great ways of doing foundations, very area specific. Can't do in many areas do to termites. They love styrofoam and will tunnel through it and make a home then go after all wood including furniture, they will go through the smallest gaps in the wall, especially pre-cast foundation.

[gaminguniverse]

Part 2?? I need to see this double basement!!! Looks amazing!

[bobsmoot]

Definitely some innovative methodologies being demonstrated. I wonder what the costs are including labor and materials on top of the various systems

[BusterNoggins]

If more homes were built like this more homes would fare better during tornados and hurricanes and less people would be hurt.

[cim]

Would have been nice to see the finished houses...

[khdvwtz]

В чем же гениальность конкретно рабочих выполняющих простые операции заданные проектом и производителями материалов и т.п.)))!

[lethanhcuocsongdailoantaiw]

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[coreyg]

Awesome time lapse but I have to mention the fact that you don't end up slinging cinder blocks if you're a genius. The real genius is the engineer who figured out how to keep ground water out of a basement in the long term. The laborers you see here just do what they're told.

[xmagsoft]

Окна в земле, удивительные строители и технологии это точно! :)

[productsconstruction]

The basement construction technology is great, you guys did a good job

[megapangolin]

|ncredible video, it made me absolutely amazed, a) by the incredibly vast amount of concrete and materials used to make one house, hundreds of tonnes of concrete, surely this isn't necessary it really is using up the world's resources just for one family. Secondly, the organisation and work rate of the construction staff, they must be German, I can't imagine anyone else so organised and efficient. (and walking along scaffold boards without a thousand feet of scaffolding and guards as would be the case with Brit builders). Truly impressive.

[countryside]

Did they add aluminum sulphate to their mix? In Europe they add this to add make a porous mixture that has small air bubbles in it. This then gives the cement an R value. It will still be as strong as regular cement and you can still add rebar to it. But most companies do not want to make any investment in their companies. They are all about how much they can squeeze out of their customers!! The workers do an amazing job!!

[GB-gogp]

Great video, reminiscent of my years as a Union Ironworker in Seattle. A couple things I don't get; the "ground floor" looks to be about 6' below grade. Also, the light wells look like they were buried in the soil 🥴

[robohippy]

I never liked using pea rock for back filling against foundation walls. Supposed to go in at 98% compaction, but when you go back 2 to 5 years later, it has settled far more than that 2% it is supposed to go down. I know it is supposed to aid in filtering the water from around the walls, but I would think spreading a lot of fine sand, and then lots of water on that, would stop most of that settling....

[cb-modc]

Да уж-точно удивительные технологии с окнами под землей! :))