Why do Americans do this

Why do Americans end up better builders than you gee I dunno

> Better builders
Tell that to your shitty infrastructure

>Why do Americans do this...
Cheap wood

Coal-fired clay bricks all bought by Democrat slave labor hell-hole cities.
Coal-fired Portland cement never caught on for residential construction like the rest of the world as there was no need, workers already lived in comfy Jesus approved carpentry palace

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Typically, it's done as a cost saving measure. Particle board provides pretty decent insulation for a fairly low cost. It's usually combined with foam insulation though. More modern builds have been moving towards UV dried, aerated concrete for similar reasons, particularly in areas where tornadoes are likely or areas that are likely to have a high local humidity.

>bundle of twigs that could be blown over by a strong storm vs a miniature castle that can be passed down to family for 100s of years
Americans don't understamd long term investments, thats why social security is a thing.

Brick houses tend to collapse during even minor seismic activity, which most of the US experiences.

Eurocucks are so fucking dumb
>build house out of nothing
>sell it for way too much
>do this a hundred times
>pass down your money to your family who do the same shit forever
Long term investment at the sake of people's lives because capitalism works

>implying whole neighbourhoods built like this wouldn’t turn into a full chimpout fortress within 1 generation

is that why you have punches in walls and storms blow up your roofs?

>Cheap wood
>housing crisis and homelessness

Pick one

Eurocucks have this thing called socialism

enjoy your tiny eurocuck apartment bro
woof is lighter to ship

>which most of the US experiences.
Get out of your bubble, west coast fag.

where i'm at i've never felt a seismic event, but many many close calls with tornados, I'll take a brick house over sticks anyday

>Brick houses tend to collapse during even minor seismic activity, which most of the US experiences.

*laughs in European*
Half of Europe experiences minor seismic activities, brick houses show no sign of collapsing

Cope harder, faggot

Americans are like:
>I'm gonna prop up fraudulent Jewish housing market - what could go wrong?
>Why my children don't love me anymore?
>Why they're sending me to a nursing home?
>Why is this black lady hitting my face?
>Aaaaa

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how do you americans insulate your houses?

I’ve never seen a proper brick home. All of them only have brick veneer with wood construction underneath. Commercial buildings on the other hand are typically block construction and brick may be used as a facade

Foam board, or fiberglass insulation

Between the wood studs.

Btw, Americans, how do you not get wood mites?

The thin walls are fun sometimes. Whenever my half sis heard me fapping, she could come into my room and help out

We don’t share borders with Romanians, Poles or are within walking distance of the Middle East

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we use air, unironically

Eurocucks with their clearly superior construction haven’t discovered that yet.

Why do you think the pick posted by OP has air chamber in the bricks...?
Are you blind AND poor?

Absolutely factual.
In terms of number, its unlikely jews will ever replace white, but in terms of power, i'm not sure what you think would be "more replacement".
More race-mixing perhaps.

Time for a real holocaust, it seems

Blocks like that literally radiate heat into the conditioned space. Those air gaps are to make the blocks lighter, cheaper and easier to handle for the homosexuals in Europe to build with.

what borders are you talking about lol the mexicans own you

Clealry youre not a contractor. Stick framing is incredibly strong. The particle board is an overlay. Anyone can build a house strong, fuck just make it all out of granite. There are plenty of wood framed houses dating back to the Renaissance era. The problem is that youre retarded and have never laid a course of bricks or framed a house and thus think a half built age of a multifamily dwelling unit is weakly built.

They bring burritos not pests.

For many, the sex is much less frequent after kids. Surely, kids should feel good and humbled if they hear their parents fucking. It's a sign of a solid relationship and sets a good example for their future spouses.

>There are plenty of wood framed houses dating back to the Renaissance era
And hundreds of thousands that didn't collapsed in on themselves. You're only seeing the well built houses survive, and these cheap plywood houses aren't gonna make it past 80 years.

You keep calling it cardboard. I feel embarrassed for you.
I’m unsure why you keep making these threads? What happened at your house?
Are you a carpenter? An architect,(lol)? Engineer(likewise,lol)?
What’s your beef man?

We cover walls with insulating foam ("styrofoam").

And technically air is the insulating part in foams/wools as well - foam/wool's purpose is to trap air and prevent it from mixing freely - that way it's more effective at insulating.

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and wood insulation wood
is better than stone insulation stone?

seems like a huge waste of heat

>80 years
Why would anyone want a house to be that outdated? I live in a 70 year old brick home and the energy costs to keep it reasonably warm in the winter and cool in the summer are retarded because it’s drafty as fuck.
Building technology changes, I can’t even imagine what it must have been like refitting central heat, plumbing, electricity etc into a 500 year old 3 bedroom semi detached

They do.

I live in the UK and the prevalence of termites attacking houses on american TV Shows was quite high. Never ever heard of it happening here.

They literally need to bugbomb their houses and apartment blocks because it's so common. Dirty fucking cunts.

Pressed saw dust/scraps mixed with glue - it's really not that different from cardboard.

this

the best part at styrofoam is that you need less energy to heat up the thing, in difference to just an empty airspace

No wonder all your buildings are ridiculously uncomfortable. Good luck cutting the pipeline from Russia.

>Why would anyone want a house to be that outdated?
Did you disregard the part I quoted? Or are you just being contrarian?

They can bring whatever they want and you wouldn't be able to stop them. Anyway, got back to eating burritos because getting fat as a pig is what you're good at

The houses built from cheap wood are still priced within the hundreds of thousands, leaving it far out of range of any homeless people anyways. Your point is invalid.

styrofoam is like if you took the airspace you leave between walls and put it into a 5mm thick wall.
And those plates are 15cm thick

Oh nice, they got OSB for the exterior walls. Most houses in the USA get cardboard and plastic wrap.

>They literally need to bugbomb their houses and apartment blocks
Is it effective? Since the termites are inside the wood

No it’s just impractical in the majority of North American climate to own a house for that long. Where a lot of people live the weather is very harsh and there needs to be a balance struck between a house that will consume less energy over time vs a house that will last long enough to become outdated due to changing technology.

Wood is cheaper here... and we can get more insulation into a wall than your stone walls which end up twice as thick. Most of us don't care if our house is falling in 50 years from now.

>cheap, south american bricks
lol oh boy

Following up on my last post, even in the event that a cheap wood house within the hundreds of thousands is built, the moment the house is put on the market, some heartless chink or Jew will buy it up and rent it out for a lot more money than it's worth, just to milk the profits.

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