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RobinA

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Reply to Celerity (Original post)

Thu Mar 23, 2023, 12:31 PM

Mar 2023

"Cozy" is not the word than comes to mind when I see those interiors. Also, maybe it's just me, but the wood itself looks really crappy to me. If I'm going to have wood it's going to be nice wood or no wood.

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Fourteen homes where exposed cross-laminated timber creates cosy interiors [View all] Celerity Mar 2023 OP

So if it is 'laminated' it doesn't off gas fumes? flying_wahini Mar 2023 #1

Not sure, but its use has major benefits Celerity Mar 2023 #3

I don't have unlimited funds to pay utility bills, House of Roberts Mar 2023 #2

We have a multi-story semi-open plan townhouse here in Stockholm with both very high ceilings in Celerity Mar 2023 #5

That is what I think too when I see very high ceilings Sanity Claws Mar 2023 #8

See pcs are beautiful! Love the look of CLT. MLAA Mar 2023 #4

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So I went to the website and the fire safety issue and sustainability issues are the big problems flying_wahini Mar 2023 #9

Funny RobinA Mar 2023 #10