To enjoy life simply and fully, have you thought about the option of an off-grid chalet? You know those homes without electricity, without Wi-Fi, and with water pumped directly from the source?
Cottage: Enjoy life in the middle of a field
Tag: Cottage foundation
Cottage : In the forest on screw piles, it’s possible!
Did you know that there are many types of foundations, other than those requiring excavation and concrete pouring? A technology that is simpler and more resistant to temperature variations than any other material?
Cabins : Domaine Cabin to Sutton, built on screw piles
There is nothing better than a cabin built on stilts to have the impression of living in the treetops.
Therefore, this is what the founders of Domaine Cabin de Sutton did. They built tree-level cabins on screw piles foundations near the beautiful Sutton Natural Park. Their goal is to offer an exceptional tourist accommodation experience in the Eastern Townships for all lovers of the outdoors.
The chic-shack trend is still on!
You own an old cottage dating from the 70s and want to vamp it up? Or thinking of building a cozy vacation home surrounded by nature? The chic-shack trend can be your inspiration!
Cottages That Dreams Are Made Of
When fall arrives with its rainy and cold days, what could be better than relaxing at the cottage in front of the fireplace with a good book and hot cocoa in hand? There is nothing like the comfort of your own dream cottage. Whether huge, miniature, modern or rustic, the important thing is that it makes its owner happy.
Dream Cottage in the Mountains: Build with Screw Pile Foundations
Excerpt: Discover the benefits of screw piles for your mountain cottage, offering durability and minimal environmental impact.
Screw piles : Best solution for cabin foundation
Cabins, whether built as a weekend getaway or as a hunting retreat, are usually built on some sort of piling. This helps keep the cost of the cabin down, as the site preparation and foundation work are minimized. Having to install a regular foundation, with a footing, can add up to 10% to the overall cost of a cabin or cottage. Since most people who build a cabin are doing so for part-time use, reducing costs is an important consideration.
