Why Thai People build mud houses? 🤔

This video explores the fascinating world of traditional Thai homebuilding, contrasting it with modern cement construction. The video focuses on the ingenious technique of using mud as an adhesive for roof tiles, creating a natural insulation layer that keeps homes cool in the scorching summer and warm in the winter. Finally, we'll see how a coat of paint transforms these earthen structures into attractive and comfortable dwellings. This video is for educational and entertainment purposes only and does not endorse any specific individual or organization. It aims to showcase the resourcefulness and sustainable practices of traditional Thai architecture.

[NeuralFacts]

When your house is eco-friendly, budget-friendly, and might just melt in the rain 🌱💰🌧️😂

[bearprower]

wonder what country they are talking about as most of the homes in the US are still built with wood

[koneos]

Our country? Interesting... I didn't know N.America or most Europe use cement on house roof.

[jiminatorx]

nobody builds houses in the US with cement, or even most other countries. Tiles get nailed to either plywoord or battens depending on the needs of the location

[sleepingnight]

Thailand is tropical and it is in every season warm.

I am proud of my own because I still got some useful braincells 😂😂😂