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Deiw

2 Floors
3 Bedrooms
2 Bathrooms
217.7 m² Total area
184.5 m² Living area
33.2 m² Terrace/balcony area

Deiw is a traditional two-storey log house with an open kitchen and living room with a fireplace.

The large terrace can easily fit a dining table or some sun beds. On the ground floor there is a sauna with a bathroom and sitting area, with a second terrace. There is also an extra room (an office) on the ground floor and a storage room for bicycles.

On the first floor there is another bathroom and 3 bedrooms – 2 smaller and 1 master bedroom with a balcony. There is a fourth room on the first floor which could be a 4th bedroom or a guestroom.

We use 100% renewable energy
CE Strength Graded Structural Timber
FSC
ISO 9001
Accredited by the United Kingdom Accreditation Service
Green Energy 100%

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  • Sauna and Lounge included
  • Spacious Floor Plan

Technical information

Number of bathrooms
2
Number of bedrooms
3
Number of floors
2
All year residence option
Has balcony
Has fireplace
Has garage
Has sauna
Has terrace/balcony
Has utility room
Has wardrobe
Total area
217.7 m²
Living area
184.5 m²
Terrace/balcony area
33.2 m²

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Testimonials

Log home Margus

The role of Sales consultant was very important. Your competitors (we tried three-four producers) sales consultants weren’t adequate. Palmatin sales consultant was very helpful and we always got information that we needed. The whole selling process was made professionally and this was the main reason why we selected Palmatin.

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We selected Palmatin because we had already ordered 1 log house previously and we are very satisfied with it.

Wall types

  • Stone facade

    It is possible to use different stone materials as wall coverings. It is possible to choose from brick, decorative stone, etc. If you use stone as your external wall covering, a special cement board is installed on the prefabricated wall and the stone material will be installed thereupon on the site. In the case of stone covering, a wider foundation must be built to support the wall covering.

  • Rendered facade

    It is similar to a stone facade, a special cement board will be installed on the prefabricated walls. The rendering of the facade will take place on the site.

  • Wooden boarding

    With wooden facade you have many additional options. You may choose between different cladding profiles, types of wood and the manners of treatment of the wood (varnished, painted, impregnated, etc.) Treated wooden cladding will be installed on the prefabricated walls at the factory.

Three different price levels

  • Basic

    Basic – includes drawings for the log part, log part of the house, T-battens for openings, hydro isolation between the foundation and first log row, wooden dowels, isolation between the logs, special metallic parts and packages to be delivered in the order of assembly. The Basic kit is suitable if you wish to buy only the walls of the house and build the rest of the house yourself.

  • Standard

    Standard – in addition to the Basic kit, this kit includes rafters, roof hydro isolation, ventilation slats, sarking, first floor joists, balcony joists, windows, exterior doors and special metallic accessories. The Standard kit is suitable if you wish to get a weatherproof house quickly and then continue with interior works in your own pace.

  • Premium

    Premium  – in addition to the Standard kit, this kit includes all other wooden materials needed to finish the house, interior doors and a staircase. The Premium kit is the most comfortable kit, including all wooden materials needed to build a house. This is suitable if you wish to finish the house quickly without spending time worrying about the quantity or availability of materials.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What are the benefits of wooden houses?

A wooden house offers enjoyable advantages in terms of comfort, climate as well as health or environment. Wood is a bioenergetic and ecological material. Flexible, resistant, light, and durable, wood is suitable for most grounds and constructions. It is also recommended in seismic areas.

The structure is solid due to tensile and weight strength. Wood prevents dust circulation and static electricity. The humidity level is naturally low in the construction. The wood material is easy to maintain and offers physiological and psychological advantages. A wooden house will make you benefit from a healthy, warm, comfortable, and balanced interior.

wooden house benefits

In wooden house Estonia#3, the floor plans are organised around the central staircase and facing the entrance.

Prefabricated houses are modern housing constructions. They are fast and easy to assemble and ahead of more common housing buildings in terms of performance and energy efficiency. Wood is an energetic, recyclable, and ecological material. As the main component of the construction, it ensures the proper insulation of the house, keeps the warmth, and protects it from cold. You can find more specific info here about benefits of a log home.

Wood is naturally breathing and offers a balanced and healthy living environment. The modular house benefits from flexible layouts, and it is possible to extend them afterward. Modern wooden houses are an adequate solution to face current environmental issues while providing comfort, modernity, and contemporary design.

Sustainability of Building with Wood

  • Wood is a renewable resource, meaning it can be replenished through natural processes. This contrasts with non-renewable resources such as fossil fuels, which are finite and cannot be replaced once used.
  • One of the wooden house benefits is that it can help reduce greenhouse gas emissions. Trees absorb carbon dioxide from the atmosphere as they grow. Using wood products for construction instead of materials like concrete or steel can help reduce this carbon and offset some of the emissions associated with building.
  • Wood is biodegradable, which can break down naturally over time and return nutrients to the soil. This contrasts with materials like plastic, which can take hundreds of years to decompose and contribute to pollution and waste.

Save Energy and Money with a Wooden House

  • Wood is a natural insulator, meaning it can help keep a home warm in the winter and cool in the summer. This can help reduce the energy needed to heat and cool the home, leading to lower energy bills.
  • Wooden houses can be designed and built to be highly energy efficient, with features like insulation, triple-paned windows, and energy-efficient appliances.
  • Wood can be used to create tight, well-sealed buildings that can help prevent drafts and reduce heat loss.

The Durability of Wood

  • Wood is a strong and durable material that can withstand the wear and tear of daily life.
  • Properly maintained wooden houses could last for many years, with a lifespan of 60-100 years or more.
  • Wood is resistant to pests and rot when treated with preservatives.

Aesthetics of Wooden House

  • Wood has a natural beauty that can enhance the appearance of a home. Its warm, organic look adds character and charm to a building.
  • Wood can be stained or painted in various colours to suit personal preferences and the style of the home.
  • Wood can be used in many ways in a home, from structural elements like beams and rafters to decorative details like trim and cabinetry.

The Economic Advantages of Building with Wood

  • Building with wood can be less expensive than building with other materials, especially in the long term.
  • Wood is a lightweight and easy-to-work-with material, which can make construction quicker and easier compared to building with other materials. This can help reduce labour costs.
  • The energy efficiency of wooden houses can lead to lower energy bills over time, further reducing the overall cost of owning a wooden home.

The Versatility of Wooden Houses

  • Wooden houses can be easily modified or expanded as needs change over time.
  • Wood is a flexible material that can be shaped and moulded to fit a variety of designs and styles.
  • Wooden houses can be easily adapted to different climates and environments, with features like insulation and windows that can be tailored to specific needs.
  • Read more about the benefits of log houses.

Quick Construction

  • Wood is a lightweight and easy-to-work-with material, which can make construction quicker and easier compared to building with other materials.
  • Prefabricated wooden components, such as trusses and panels, can be quickly assembled on-site, reducing construction time.
  • Wooden houses can often be built faster than houses made of other materials, allowing you to move in and start enjoying your new home sooner.

How are wooden houses better than brick?

Here are some pros and cons of both wooden and brick houses to consider:

Pros of wooden houses:

  • Wood is a renewable resource and can have a smaller carbon footprint than other materials.
  • Wood is a natural insulator, which can lead to energy savings and a more comfortable living environment.
  • Wood is a durable and long-lasting material that can withstand the wear and tear of daily life.
  • Wood has a natural beauty that can enhance the appearance of a home.
  • Building with wood can be less expensive than other materials, especially in the long term, due to its energy efficiency and durability.
  • Wooden houses can be easily modified or expanded as needs change over time.
  • Wood is a lightweight and easy-to-work-with material, making construction quicker and easier.

Ultimately, the decision to build with wood or brick will depend on your personal preferences, budget, and the specific needs and characteristics of your location. It is important to carefully consider all of these factors before making a decision.

What services do you provide?

Palmatin is a manufacturer of round and square log houses, assembly-ready and pre-cut wooden houses. We produce prefabricated houses who respects nature and environment. We offer various models of log houses (motels, summers houses and camping cabins, saunas) and prefabricated houses. All the house models can be changed. We also propose to design the houses from clients’ plans. In addition to the houses, we offer additional elements for the house, such as fireplaces, stairs, kitchens…
Our services include quotations, technical drawings (3D models), technical and engineering details. If needed, Palmatin can take care of transportation and help through the house assembly.

Does the house meet ENEV requirements?

Palmatin houses meet the requirements of quality, environment and efficiency. The houses can be classified in the latest generations of buildings in terms of innovation, building consumption and nature protection. However, some countries and localities may have specific requirements. If you want to know if the house can meet them, you can visit our webpage “memberships and certifications” or directly make contact with our teams.

What is the U-value of a log wall? A prefabricated wall?

The U-value, or thermal transmittance, is the rate of heat transfer through the structure. The rate will vary depending on the building structure, material, thickness of wood and insulation. The better the insulation of the building is, the lowest the thermal transmittance will be. The U-value thus indicates if a building is efficient when retaining the thermal energy and shows the quality of the insulation. For wooden log, the average U-value of a 180 mm log is estimated at 0,60 W/m²K, meaning that this value can easily be decreased and reached 0,17 W/m²K if the insulation is adapted.
A prefabricated external wall element with wooden facade presents a U-value of 0,16 W/m² whereas the U value of a prefab external wall elements with plastered facade reaches 0,13 W/m²K.