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Nowadays, owning a house is the dream of many people. However, the decision-making process when buying a house can often be complex and tiring. At this point, the wooden house solutions we offer as Baneva Wooden Structures offer you the easiest way to own a house. Thanks to the unique advantages of wooden houses and our turnkey installation service, you can effortlessly achieve your dream home.

Advantages of Wooden Houses

1. A Natural and Aesthetic Living Space
Wood offers a warm and aesthetic living space thanks to its natural structure. The materials used in wooden houses create an atmosphere in harmony with nature and provide a comfortable living experience.
2. Energy Efficiency
Wood is an excellent insulating material. This feature allows wooden houses to stay both cool in summer and warm in winter. It offers cost advantage in the long term by saving energy.
3. Fast and Economic Installation
Wooden houses, which are completed in a much shorter time compared to reinforced concrete structures, are also advantageous in terms of cost. With our turnkey service, we lighten your burden during the construction process.
4. An Environmentally Friendly Choice
Wooden houses are built with materials from sustainable forest products. This minimises your impact on the environment and contributes to leaving a greener world for the future.

Our Turnkey Installation Service

As Baneva Wooden Structures, we offer solutions suitable for the needs of our customers. With our turnkey installation service:
    - Our professional team undertakes all the details of your project.

    - You save time and labour during the construction process.

    - You can start living in your fully delivered home immediately.


Why Baneva Wooden Buildings?
    - Experience: With 40 years of industry experience, we offer a reliable service.

    - Quality: The highest standards of materials and workmanship.

    - Transparency: Information and customer-oriented approach at every step.


Discover Your Dream Home Now
If you are thinking ‘What is the easiest way to buy a house?’, Baneva Wooden Buildings is for you. If you are looking for both a natural and economical home solution, it is time to meet our wooden houses. You can take the first step to your dream home by contacting us immediately.

These houses, which are among the traditional structures, are produced with many different techniques and naturally differ according to the production method.

The carrier system in frame structures is wood. The wooden frame information is prepared in a computer environment as a result of many wooden distribution static programming and arranged in factories by engineering controls.

The foundation is laid in accordance with the conditions of the land. It is placed on a masonry or concrete foundation that is at least 0.50-0.60 m from the ground. It is very important for the foundation to be well shown and strengthened on sloping lands.

It should be at most 2.90 meters per floor.

Stone Filled Wooden Frame

The fillings in this system frame structure are filled with filling stones. In order for the structure to be solid and durable, the castings between the filled stone material should be minimized. Stones of appropriate size are placed on top of each other from bottom to top with lime or cement according to the shapes of the wooden frame leaves. In the old days, lime and cement were not available, this process was done with mud. Although very rare, commercial places of this system still exist. This method, known as Hımış, is among the aesthetic appearance and preferred processes used. In stone structures, the walls must be covered with plastered wire, the plastered wire coating holds the wood thickness well and prevents cracking and deterioration.

Brick Filled Wooden Frame structures, which are built with the same logic as stone filled structures, are made with brick instead of stone. The reason why the structure, which is a lighter material, is preferred is that it is easier and faster to build. Lifestyle, regional conditions and economic conditions play a very big role in life technique. For example; Adobe brick was used as the accumulation material that was carried and hard to supply. Although healthy, durable and aesthetic structures were built very quickly with the developing technology, this structure, which was built under difficult conditions, has reached this comfort by developing experimental techniques.

Baghdadi Structures

Baghdadi structures; It is a system built by knitting the intervals of the wooden frame freedoms with two general laths and plastering them on.

Wood Coated Frame Structure

The carcass structure of this system; is made according to the lengths of the boards to be placed in the strut intervals. The structure is nailed starting from the bottom, overlapping the other parts of the cladding boards and aligning them forward. By nailing in this way, the boards do not damage the facilities by allowing the rain to drain downwards.

Plank Houses

Wooden structures produced with natural products provide us with a healthy living space. The most important factors that include the material to be used in the production of wooden houses are the building materials that are abundant and easily obtained in the region.

Plank houses are seen quite densely in the Black Sea region, where the forest area is densest. These structures are called plank houses, kandil structures or daraba.

This system, which does not comply with the forest law construction instructions, is among the prohibited structures. The wood material of plank houses is built with inappropriate measurements and systems and they are completely traditional structures.

Nevertheless, there are prohibited structures like plank houses in block houses, which are one of the structures encountered in the Black Sea region. Block structures; They are built by excessively lining up round-trunk trees with peeled bark on top of each other.

Block Houses

Again, block houses, one of the structures encountered in the Black Sea region, are built by excessively lining up round-trunk trees with peeled bark. This is a structure type that is considered harmful in terms of forestry and is not preferred when more trees are used than necessary in this system.

BANEVA WOODEN STRUCTURES

A Wood Adventure…

Professional technical system, we offer you valuable items, structures in different sizes and models free of charge with 3D design technology.

We offer a flexible manufacturing model in sizes and types suitable for the life of your life. If there is a size and model that is constantly decided, after static programming and projecting, it is produced with a system suitable for the application methods. Although static programming is not required in relatively small-sized wooden house or hut projects, static on-site manufacturing is required in the expansion of dimensions and floors.

Purchase Process

The projecting system of wooden structures starts with ready plans when customer preferences are passed through the contract, planning according to the person-need when requested, and then 3D computer drawing. Production parts are registered in standard plans. In special orders, pre-production planning and shipment and delivery are determined. Accordingly, it can be delivered within 7 days to 3 months.

Wooden houses, which are preferred more than reinforced concrete structures due to the world and weather conditions, have become the most preferred structures today, which are negatively affected by the changes in the city center.

Wood is healthy; It provides high oxygen by providing natural air circulation thanks to its breathing structure. Wood protects the spread of its life by absorbing chemicals, harmful gases, bacteria and moisture that are harmful to human health.

Wood, a nature and environment-friendly, unlimited material; The only connection element used in the construction sector is wood and it is produced with much lower energy consumption compared to other construction materials.

Since they can be produced organically, it is one of the leading house models that manage to exist by adapting to the natural structure and living structure.

Wood provides ease of change with high energy change; The chemical structure of wooden and log houses provides better heat and sound insulation than concrete, steel and aluminum.

Wood is long-lasting; Contrary to popular belief, wooden structures are longer-lasting compared to reinforced concrete structures and require less maintenance. In Europe, 800-year-old wooden structures are still standing today…

You can ensure that wooden houses that are designed in accordance with natural and climatic conditions and built with quality wood support have a very long life.

They are resistant to natural disasters; Due to their flexible structure, wood is the most resistant, most solid and most durable structures against disasters such as earthquakes and floods. The most commonly used type of structure in earthquake zones is wooden houses and log houses.

They are built very quickly; the construction period is quite short. The production of projects can be implemented very quickly with designs whose parts are cut and the structure is prepared. The effect of weather conditions on the temperature of the house is quite important, but in wooden structures, all units of the house are prepared in the factory and breaking and assembly are done on site, in this case, the working essence is provided even in bad weather conditions. Of course, wooden building materials should not be left unprotected in the open for a long time. If the construction is to be interrupted, the wood must definitely be preserved and ventilated from time to time.

The units in the units are frequently seen wooden structures; Although they are resistant to all weather conditions and are long-lasting structures, the formation of heat and sound and the resistance to reproduction must be healthy.

How is heat and sound density made?

Although wood is easily constructed and has an aesthetic structure, it is a building material that contains very good technical knowledge. The necessity of the natural structure is insufficient in terms of heat and sound insulation. Although solutions are produced with developing technology, you may be exposed to a level of sound that will disturb you with incorrect or incomplete work. Especially the boards that expand with heat on the floor can make noise. Outdoor sounds can also be heard from inside the structure and cause noise pollution. The sound made in a quality way provides an effective acoustic sound.

Rubber, melamine, polyurethane sponges, rubber panels, acoustic carpets with high sound absorption properties are used in sound insulation. In addition, materials such as glass wool, stone wool and wood wool are used by laying them on the inside of the wall and laminated. Cleaning the sound can be done later, as in the solution during the construction phase. In wooden structures, extreme and vertical surfaces such as floors, ceilings, and walls are covered with flexible materials as needed to prevent outdoor sounds and noise from entering the structure. Wooden structures, which are more permeable than concrete structures, have thick sponges with barriers for heat or acoustic sponges with egg, labyrinth, and pyramid-shaped high sound absorption sections.

imageFire Protection Process of Wooden Structures

Wood is a building material that can both ignite easily and protect the manufacturer at the same time. During a fire, wood carbonizes at a rate of 1 mm per minute and evenly, so load resistance and collapse collapse can be predicted correctly during an explosion. This feature of wood also helps rescue efforts. Configurations in wooden structures could be made in 30, 60, 90, and 120 features. Fire resistance is generally achieved by flexible protective cladding, which is a sheet, and also by adding additional dimensions to wooden structures by taking carbonization into account.

During a fire, the moisture absorbed by the plasterboard evaporates in such a way that the temperature of the board on the opposite side of the burn is kept low, and the wood is prevented from igniting. In addition, to prevent or limit defects; The forms in the structure can be filled with protective and carbonizing liquid materials. It is the decrease in explosions in non-flammable polyurethane sponges that are not affected by temperature changes.

To extinguish the fire in a short time; You can use an automatic extinguishing system using sprinklers. This system, which is the most preferred in wooden structures, sprays water mist by directly replacing water. The system wets the wooden material, unlike water, it has three-dimensional properties, which suppresses the flashing most effectively. One of the good systems of the spraying system is that it can reach points that water cannot reach, such as under the table.

Moisture and Vapor Insulation

Wooden construction applications are widely preferred due to their versatility, simplicity and lightness. Water line maps work to make the lines and interior comfort of wooden structures better. Breathable waterproofing membranes and airtight waterproofing membranes protect wood against internal and external fire risks.

Effective Protection from the Outside

In effective protection from the outside, it is recommended to use a steam water pressure membrane to protect the wood parts. Water climate appearances also prevent damage to the wood material from rain during the construction phase before the external cladding is completed, while heat

Effective Protection from the Inside

For energy saving and comfort, it is important to use an air and steam control to improve airtightness and reduce condensation. The steam control system is designed to eliminate uncontrolled air leakage by providing heat loss and steam control system through the transportation of the steam control system.

Uncontrolled air leakage occurs through thin cracks in plasterboard linings and between insulations and in the surrounding forms. When all flops and entrances are kept constantly closed, the steam control range water temperature clouds provide a permanent solution to this problem in all types of buildings.

WATERPROOFING

One of the most important factors that damage our structures is water. Our structures; It is exposed to external water such as rain, snow, humidity in the market, production water on the ground where women build, and internal water used in bathrooms and toilets. The processes carried out to protect our structure and comfort from water and moisture that threaten our comfort are called water insulation.

Water Insulation; It is carried out to protect the structural elements of the ground level structure from the damages of rain water, and the structural elements below the ground level from the harmful effects of produced water and moisture. The effect of a water leak should cover all structural elements up to the roof of the building in an integrated manner. There are some application areas of the water treatment materials factory rdır;

* Foundations, Walls in contact with the soil,

* External walls and facades below the level where water can accumulate outside the structure or where water can splash,

* Terraces and sloping roofs

* Balconies

* Wet areas such as bathrooms and WCs,

Application

There are 2 ways to apply water moisture. While water insulation materials prevent water from entering the structure, the installation of drainage system direction elements ensures that water is removed from the building.

Drainage application

It is done to protect the building from underground, surface and leakage water and water formed by melting snow and ice. Drainage is applied in two ways, external and internal: While external drainage is applied outside the structure, internal drainage is a drainage type applied by opening a well in the basement of the structure.

Water Insulation in Foundations

The foundation systems of the structures are generally designed as individual, continuous, piled or pileless raft general. Whichever system is chosen, it is important that the foundations of the structures are strong enough to carry the life of the building on them. However, just having a sufficiently strong foundation is not enough for long life. The foundations must also be resistant to water and the corrosive effects of water. Water insulation in foundations is divided into three categories: against ground moisture, against pressureless water and against flashing water and water temperature. Water insulation applications made in foundations are available in polymer bitumen covers, plastic/rubber-based synthetic covers or sliding-based water flexibility options.

Waterproofing on Roofs

Roofs, which are subject to many physical external effects such as rain, snow, hail, temperature, wind loads, etc., also continue to be exposed to the water vapor transmission of the inner casing towards the atmosphere. For longer structural structures, the entry of water should be prevented or the exit of water vapor should be facilitated. In this flexible roof insulation, heat and water insulation should be designed together.

Pitched Roofs: These are flexibility applications made for water leakage in cases of heavy rain, stormy, rainy weather and snowfall on pitched roofs covered with tiles.

In roof coverings; Tile covering, asbestos cement covering, metal covering, plastic covering, tile covering and other (wood, reed etc.) construction order applications are made. The most commonly used of these is shingle covering.

In the construction stages of wet areas such as bathrooms, kitchens, toilets: Wet areas are usually covered with ceramics. However, although ceramics are watertight, they do not provide water insulation on their own.

Heating of wet areas such as bathrooms, kitchens, toilets after construction: In order to ensure watertightness of ceramic joints, joint compound should be added to the mortar water applied. In case water or moisture is added to the lower floors after ceramic coating of thin areas that have been shown to be insulated or damaged in various areas, it can be expanded by adding mortar additives, using adhesion enhancers and water-free additives. For this, the joint fillers between the coatings should be cleaned first. The opened joints should be filled again with the appropriate amount of material added to the water to make it thick. After the joint filler has dried completely, water insulation materials that provide compression and water repellency to the joints and provide a visible layer of layer against the capillary channels are applied to the joints. The overflowing liquid should be wiped with a cloth that is not yet damp after the coating dries.

You can contact us for all your questions and registrations.

BANEVA WOODEN STRUCTURES

A Wood Adventure

Although wood is a building material that becomes more beautiful as it ages, wood left without maintenance and repair causes cracks and fibers to hide under the effect of weather conditions. Mold and cracks may occur. Insects may infest these cracks with the breaking of dirt and water may leak from the cracks. In order to protect wood from such deterioration, surface protectors such as paint, varnish, and polish should be maintained periodically and the structures of these materials should be named and used appropriately.

Protectors are wooden structures; they can be applied in different ways such as explosion, parts and gun. It is important to note here that it is not appropriate to spend every paint. In order to achieve a good result, you should determine the protective application instructions correctly and select the protective material accordingly and apply it correctly.

The painting process in wooden structures is an extremely important stage, therefore, the process does not end with choosing a beautiful color and buying a quality paint.

First of all, it is necessary to determine whether the oil of the wood will be painted. If exterior painting is to be done, a flexible and breathable paint that is resistant to sun and outdoor conditions should be selected. When used on wooden floors, polyurethane-based material is used that is resistant to impacts and abrasion. Therefore, before choosing paint and surface protector, it is necessary to ensure why we will protect the structure.

If you want to have a wooden structure built; Before deciding on the wooden building material, we definitely undertake the color choices you want. One of the most common mistakes is to decide on the color after choosing the building material and manufacturing. Because the cash and knots in the wooden material will limit your color choice. If you are going to prefer a color different from the natural color of the wood, you will approve your color choice with the company where you will have the wooden structure built or the manufacturer who will buy the material.

Wood is always a breathing material, so the type of wood that can be preferred, color choices, weather conditions in the region where it will be positioned and in which direction it will proceed are indispensable details for the project phase. If you have decided to have a wooden house built, we recommend that you first work with a reliable company that is in the region and size and definitely provides technical support. In order for wooden structures that require maintenance and repair to be long-lasting and not to cause size and cost, simple works must be closed tightly.

Dark colored paints, especially on the exterior, cause the resin to leak more because they absorb the sun's heat and increase the heat. Because emission leakage increases at the same rate as the temperature. The only advantage of dark colored paints is that they are no different from coatings caused by residue leakage and do not spoil their appearance.

Another mistake made before the painting process is the "knot burning" method. This method does more harm than good to the paint.

Some of the colorless and transparent varnishes used on the exterior cannot protect against further breakage and cannot protect the requirements of the wooden surface. You can use such varnishes and polishes to prevent color games and drawings inside the structure or on furniture. If it is not necessary, we recommend that you do not use transparent and colorless varnish on wooden surfaces used on the exterior.

There is actually a color in transparent paints used on the exterior, these paints contain natural metal oxide pigments that do not lose the amount of exposure to UV rays. Use these paints instead of varnish, they will provide you with longer protection.

Another issue to consider is the drying speed of the paint.

So what is the breathable paint that we definitely recommend for wooden structures?

The name of the paint layer that does not let water through in the painted output but can let water vapor through is called breathable paint, micro-insulated products with high water vapor permeability. Cracks will occur over time due to the shedding of wooden building materials used in the outdoor environment, exposure to factors such as temperature and humidity, and these cracks will cause the wood to get wet. It is very important for the life of the wood that the wet wood dries in a short time. Keeping the wood moist for a long time will cause both the spread of the paint and the separation of the wood. This paint layer formed by the breathable paint is the gaps against the wood and the factors. Breathable wood paints can be covering and transparent, transparent ones are colored and contain natural metallic pigments. These paints have the flexibility to work with wood because they separate very well from wood.

How much is the amount of exterior paints?

The density of the paint is difficult. It varies according to the type of wood, paint quality, correct application, usage conditions and the most critical climate conditions. The amount of paint depends on the characteristics of the surfaces opened up to the paint quality. Before applying outdoor paint, the wooden surface must be cleaned and dry. Pastes, filling materials and linseed oil applied on wooden surfaces are the biggest enemies of paint. The polishing and planing process performed to make the paint look better and smoother Even if it is applied, the roughness of the exterior surfaces ensures better absorption and extends the life of the paint.

However, if the wooden material has been kept waiting before painting and has been affected by weather conditions, it should be thoroughly examined and removed before painting for faded from the sun or darkened by moisture. If you do not do this, the effect and quality of the paint will decrease. Wooden building materials should be kept in an open and unprotected area. Wood that has been kept in the field for months before the start of production should definitely be overhauled and maintained. In fact, if possible, it should not be stored naturally, it should be kept in warehouses and air should be taken.

The burning process performed to prevent liquid leakage from knots will also increase the service life of the paint. Although there are many factors such as compounds to extend the life of the paint, it shows that the paint increases by approximately 3 to 7 years if we need to give a period. If the exterior paints are selected and applied correctly, they do not flake, swell, or peel during this period and provide ease of maintenance.

Exterior paints; It is tested in climate ovens without rain, temperature and temperature limitations, but the real durability is done with test applications, these paints that provide good temperature protection are never applied as pre-protection. In the production of wooden structures, all stages are very important from tree diagram, cutting, processes, production quality, separation used in production, workmanship, good study of environmental conditions, from project to division, maintenance and repair. For example, not rounding the sharp edges of wooden profiles that seem like a fine detail will cause the paint to deform earlier in these corners.

How should old wooden surfaces be painted

The painting process, in which certain divisions should be made, ensures that the parts have a longer life. There are many factors in maintenance and failure periods such as storage in the open. When it is time for maintenance and painting, before the paint is poured on the wooden surfaces, if there are cracks, swellings, spills, darkening and damage caused by the paint, these areas should be cleaned by sanding. If there is no deformation in the old paint, the cleaning process will be sufficient. You can request support in the maintenance and painting stages.

How should all paint be removed?

If you want to completely clean the existing paint, you can use various tools or request professional support.

You can apply the mechanical cleaning method, which is one of the wood paint cleaning methods.

Mechanical cleaning method

It is the process of removing paint. Sandpaper is easier to apply and various tools are available. This phase ensures that all paint is removed while at the same time preparing the new paint on a healthy ground. The most important among the harms of the mechanical cleaning method. The second method is hot air guns.

Paint removal method with hot air guns

After removing the paint on wooden surfaces with a hot air gun, it is important to polish the surface to ensure that the new paint adheres to the wood in a healthy way before processing the paint.

Another paint removal method, burning, is a fast process, but it negatively affects the adhesion of the new paint to the wood, so we recommend that you apply this method as long as it is not necessary.

Paint removers

There are solvent-type paint removers that the above methods cannot be applied to. Paint removers containing caustic work faster, but harmful residues on the surface may occur. After using the paint remover, the surface should be cleaned with clean water or solvent.

In all these processes, after the paint is removed, the repair and assembly of the rotten, cracked and deformed parts on the wooden surface

The protection section was cut. It should be waited for the protective system to be activated before the performance of the new paint.

You can contact us for all the technical information you are curious about about wooden structures.

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BANEVA WOODEN STRUCTURES

A Wood Adventure…

If your dream is natural living, you are at the right address.

1. Detailed Product Content

2. Product Quality

3. 22 Years of Experience

4. Wide Product Range

5. On-Time Delivery

6. Affordable Price

7. Easy Shopping, Good Service

8. Domestic - International Shipment

9. Payment Options

10. Guaranteed Product, we produce natural living spaces for your valuable satisfaction with our options.

1. Detailed Product Content

We try to offer as many parts as possible about our products.

You can learn many things you are curious about about wooden structures in our academy and blog corner, you can contact us from our Whats-App support line or social media accounts, visit our office, and even see the construction phase with us in the production areas.

2. Quality Products

We only process quality wood and produce quality products at BANEVA. We carefully check all our products during the manufacturing stages and ensure that they comply with our quality standards. In order to ensure durability for years in all our products, we subject them to impregnation and additionally to wood painting against the destructive effects of bad weather conditions. We prefer stainless galvanized products for metal parts. If there are faulty workmanship or damaged wooden parts, they are replaced during the controls at the factory during the production phase. This attention to quality and details allows us to trust our products more and provide more guarantees.

3. Experience

The years that passed with our wood adventure that we started in 1998 have brought us considerable experience regarding all our products. This success comes from our experience in design, production and construction.

4. Wide Product Range

At Baneva, we have a very wide product range from wooden structures to log houses, garden structures to guard houses, playhouses to playgrounds, garden furniture and wooden pet products.

5. On-Time Delivery

Thanks to our computer-aided production program that we implemented in 2006 and 2007, we have achieved a 94% on-time shipment and delivery success. As a manufacturing company, we continue our efforts to take this high success even further.

6. Reasonable Price

We promise reasonable prices for products at BANEVA. We return the cost advantages of computers, the internet, technology and being fully structured from wood drying ovens to impregnation facilities and all woodworking machines within the same facility to you as an economy.

7. Easy Shopping, Good Service

Shopping at BANEVA is both easy and enjoyable. It is enough to reach us by phone or e-mail. With a form that we send to our valued customers, their orders are received and included in the production program. Our duty is to offer you the product you need in the best way. You can find all kinds of communication channels (phone, address, e-mail, etc.) to reach us on our website BANEVA.com.tr. You can also come to our address on business days and get to know us better. You can contact our sales representatives and authorities by phone. Our customer representatives will help you with your orders

8. Domestic – International Shipment

At BANEVA, you can order the product you need from our store and have it delivered to your address. Products shipped domestically or internationally are assembled on site by our assembly teams when necessary and delivered.

9. Different Payment Options

At BANEVA, you can make your payment with fast payment method or bank transfer/EFT options if you wish. In addition, our agreements with banks and suitable credit options will offer you installment opportunities that will allow you to pay more comfortably for your high-volume orders.

10. Warranty

As Baneva, we want you to be completely satisfied with your order. If you have used a product from us and are unhappy for any reason, we repair it free of charge or replace it with a new product. You can request a return or replacement by reporting your problem with your order within 7 days.

First of all, I would like you to state that; Before having a wooden house built, you need to research the wood very well. Although the size of your living spaces made using cheap and unprocessed wooden materials may seem economical at first, the money you will spend on maintenance, repair and work that will take years will actually cost more than the size of the place you will place it on.

Since wood is a living material, it will not stretch over time, it will crack and take various shapes. For this reason, especially in exterior and open use areas, wood must definitely be processed. While this process is done by manufacturers, some companies do not put the wood through the necessary processes in order to increase more competition in order to keep the m² price cheap, and then the customer loses more cost for maintenance and repair.

Instead of regretting by avoiding costs in your living spaces that you will probably leave to children for years, we recommend that you research all these and prefer companies that work with quality production and workmanship while having the structure built. This will provide you with maintenance and repair at longer intervals and will make you profitable for a longer time.

So, will you maintain your structures after doing all these? Yes, it is necessary to have your wooden structures maintained at certain intervals. As we have mentioned above, you will need to continue to maintain your wooden houses, which are produced using quality and processed wooden building materials, for a longer period of time.

You can do this maintenance yourself or you can get support from the manufacturer company for a fee.

The first step in order to live in your wooden structures without experiencing any problems for a longer period of time; the hiring process…

The wood must definitely be processed and taken from the protection before construction. For this, the impregnation process must be started and baked.

The impregnation process is the process of incorporating a registered protective coating into the wood in accordance with the structure of the wood. The selections in the wooden material and the formation of fungi that damage the wood are not prevented.

Why is the impregnation process necessary?

The wood that is impregnated is not affected by weather conditions, insects, fungi, does not rot and prevents cracks from breaking by constantly bending and twisting. This process timing will make your wooden structures last for 56-60 years and they are immortalized by supporting them with monthly and annual maintenance.

You can also have your wooden structures impregnated with a spray effect.

How to do monthly maintenance…

You can take precautions against dust and mold formation by wiping the wooden surfaces with a slightly damp cloth every month. This process should not be done with a very hot and damp cloth. Because this can cause cracks in the wood and the wood to work. The wood should not come into contact with the ground and air should definitely be taken from the common areas. Do not forget to remove the moisture with a dry cloth after recording the damp cloth wiping process. Resin can be made on the wood, and the resins are definitely cleaned. In wooden structures, the maintenance of these areas is very important for the processing of parts and wood. You may experience swelling or air leakage problems while performing maintenance against mold and dust. If you do not have expertise in these processes, there is not much you can do, you should definitely have it repaired without neglecting it.

Resin leaks seen in the summer months should be burned without further heating of the wood.

If there are openings in the floor coverings; they should be closed with fillers suitable for the shape of the wood and insect and bacteria formation should be prevented at those points.

How do you do annual maintenance…

While monthly maintenance is easier, annual maintenance is a more difficult process. But do not use it because it is absolutely necessary and make sure to take the time to add your maintenance once a year.

So how will you do annual maintenance?

Since wood is a living material; it is a good ground for bacteria production. Therefore, the first process that needs to be done in annual maintenance is to prevent bacteria formation. The wood needs to be strengthened with impregnation. You can protect your homes against harmful bacteria by applying impregnation process from carpenters or your manufacturer or company.

There will be no explosion and bacteria in your living spaces where the process takes place. And thus, you protect the wood from insects and fungi.

Puttying the cracks:

Ultraviolet Rays and moisture are the biggest enemies of wood and cracks occur. On the exterior, if there are cracks, they should be filled with super materials every year (it would be more appropriate to replace the cracked material with a new one) and painted.

Replacing rotting wood:

Rotting wood seen on facades; Filling with putty or paint should not be done, it should definitely be replaced with a new one. Otherwise, rotting wood will also damage the parts. Surfaces that have not been cleaned and washed once every two years, if not every year, should be painted with a coat of covering paint in the spring months when it is not too hot. These paints are resistant to acetic acid spray, chlorinated air and chlorine rlu is resistant to salt spray.

Burning of reputations on wood

Before starting the paste and painting processes, if any, resins in the wood should be burned with hot air guns (blowing hot air) or pulumus (spraying flame by attaching a gas stove hose) and the recipes should be drained. It is more appropriate to prefer hot air blowing guns against fire risk.

The second application that should be done in annual maintenance is painting.

Before the paint is formed, putty should be applied to rotten and cracked areas. If you need to apply the putty only to problematic surfaces, if you apply it to the entire length, you will shorten the life of the paint.

However, you should prefer paints specially produced for wood. The difference between ordinary paints and paints specially produced for wood is that they allow the tree to breathe, protect against water and prevent cracking. By choosing these paints, you protect the wooden surfaces and make them more durable.

After the painting process is finished and dried, you can polish your floors once a year with a harmless and odorless polish.

Choosing the flooring

If the flooring is wooden, it contains water-based polishes. Water-based polishes do not harm human health and do not have a permanent odor. Hard and durable polishes can be preferred because they are resistant to abrasion. When a water-based polish is applied once a year, the wood will be maintained.

If you perform monthly and annual maintenance routinely, you can live in a wooden house in a healthy and peaceful way for many years.

The heat treatment of revived wood materials measured for use in necessary areas in huge ovens with high insulation up to 180⁰C and 220⁰C is called Thermowood.

In order to prevent cracking, wood materials subjected to heat treatment are also released into the oven with steam. In this way, the amount of moisture in the wood is pushed to zero, while the chemical and harmful substances in the wood are also released.

It has been determined that the surfaces where heat-treated woods are used do not experience problems such as rotation, cracking and warping for much longer periods.

Thanks to the Thermowood process, wood-specific defects are eliminated. Although the types of wood on which Thermowood is applied are generally Pine, Ash, Ayous, Spruce and Iroko, the process can be applied to any type of wood.

What kind of change occurs in the wood after the applied process?

·         It becomes resistant to decay, cracking and rotation.

·         Its resistance to climate conditions increases.

·         Thermal conductivity decreases, provides protection against cold and heat.

·         It is 100% natural and free from chemicals.

·         Humidity rate is minimized.

·         It is resinated.

So should this process be used in every area?

This process, which is done to make it more resistant to climate and usage conditions, should be used more on external surfaces and flooring. Because while the thermowood process makes the wood more durable and long-lasting, it actually kills the living structure of the wood. For this reason, we do not recommend the thermowood process on internal surfaces to keep the wood healthier and more lively. However, if you are not going to use it as a private living space but as a business, it can also be used on indoor floors.

If you want to live in a healthier, more durable and longer-lasting house, this price difference will actually make you lose money in the long run. Since wood is a living material, it will definitely crack and stretch over time, and since you will not have to constantly have maintenance and repairs, you will not spend more money and save time and energy.

Forest is a group of living plants. Depending on the characteristics of the soil and the climate, green seedlings and natural forests emerge. Trees that are regularly and expensively grown by human hands and labor are called forests. Ornamental plants can be grown in cultural forests, as well as trees that can meet the needs of the industry.

Trees, which are the basic material of the Woodworking Industry, have been offered to the service of humanity for years, and have a wide area of ​​use, especially after technical and technological developments.

Tree Cutting Time

If the conditions are flexible, the sectioning of the tree should be done in the autumn and winter months. The reasons for this are listed below.

a) In the autumn and winter months, the dispersion of the tree and the free water are at the lowest level.

b) Trees that remain in the forest for a while after cutting are less affected by plant and animal pests.

c) In trees, during the cutting that is not exiled or at the time of falling, the damage to other trees and seedlings is at the lowest level.

d) Labor is cheap in the winter season and there are some transportation facilities such as waterways and sleds.

If it is necessary to start the cutting process and if it is done in the summer months, after the tree root is taken from the root to evaporate the nutrient water in the trunk, the branches and leaves should be cleaned for a while and then the logging process should be started. In the cutting works carried out in these seasons, great care should be taken and protection should be applied against cracking, fungus and pests.

There is no such danger for trees cut in the winter months. However, the cut projects should be removed from the cutting section by the end of April. Otherwise, with the awakening nature, the tree will be attacked by many pests and its value will decrease.

LOG SIZING

After the trees are knocked down to the root depth in accordance with the cutting technique, the branches and the parts that are swollen together are cleaned from the trunk and the bark is peeled off and the “round wood” is revealed.

Round wood cut perpendicular to the length break should be cleaned of branches, knots, swelling and rots in the trunk at the level of the trunk surface.

Another factor to consider in the logging process is the visible defects in the roundwood that appear after the branches are cleaned and the bark is peeled off.

In addition, logging should be done according to defects such as knots, curvature, ovality, and galls. The main goal is to obtain the least amount of timber.

PROTECTION

Protection and protection of logs Under improper storage conditions, defects such as insect attack, oxidation, alternation, blue color formation, emergence, freezing and separation of fibers due to pollution, and cracking occur in logs. In order to prevent these defects, logs should be wetted with a suitable sprinkler system or stored in water during long-term storage. Logs should not be watered in storage in water. Protective substances can be applied to the parts that can be taken together to prevent cracks and insect damage.

CUTTING OF TIMBER

Timber is a registered shaped profiled board obtained by cutting from a round log. Logs coming from forest depots to sawmills and workshops are cut according to their types and areas of use. These different methods have advantages and advantages. There are three types of cutting applied in lumber cutting.

1. Straight cut

2. Quarter cut

3. Split cut

These three-end cutting schemes are becoming widespread in flooring manufacturing factories according to the scope of their work. The extra time and skill spent in applications are reflected in their prices as a difference.

STRAIGHT CUT

They obtain “Straight cut” lumber by making a series of parallel cuts that combine in a log. This technical cutting line passes tangentially or parallel to the wood grain and age rings. A simple method in which the log is cut lengthwise slice by slice.

This wood cutting system provides excellent efficiency because the scrap that will come out is minimized, time is saved.

Unfortunately, straight cut has some critical crises. Plain sawn timber tends not to shrink and can do more transversely than half sawn timber, as a result of the examinations made, they prefer options that allow for the unchanging, possible sound in instruments such as guitar, basso, violin in plain cutting.

QUARTER CUT

Quarter cut timbers are obtained from large and wide trees. This method is applied in thin and young plants. Quarter cut consists of the log being formed into four pieces with 90-degree angles of the edge of the tree. Quarter cut timber has very strong and regular greens found in modern flooring used in any room. Quarter cut skirt yarn and skirt part form a half-cut product.

This cut has its advantages and benefits, of course; The product is brought together and is preferred by carpenters and furniture makers. The firing rate is the same as plain cutting. Due to the efficiency obtained thanks to quarter cutting, timbers are more suitable for other flat Performing the art of wood that is passed down from grandfather to grandchild; Inspired by the extraordinary nature of the Black Sea, in order to turn our projects into a brand and to be able to pass them on to new generations, we started our wood adventure in Istanbul in 1997 under the name of “BANEVA WOODEN STRUCTURES” and are implementing many wood construction projects in Turkey.

Since 1997, in our wood adventure with the brand “Baneva Wood Structures”, we have undertaken many projects not only in Turkey but also abroad in the wood construction sector. Baneva Wood, which aims for international harmony and continuous development in all services, is advancing step by step towards the goal of achieving the success achieved by the pieces in the world.

Our Goals
To provide ease of use, appropriate quality and maintenance by providing portable, comfortable and healthy accommodation services with medium and large section wood construction projects…

For investors; To offer the best, highest quality welfare and profitable projects regarding investments in desired social facilities, cafes, restaurants, hotels, etc. regions for commercial purposes and to present a unique structure different from those in the sector.
Our Principles
We continue our customer distribution at the highest level with quality, healthy, chemical services, wooden building materials and personalized projects.

Based on the customer; We offer projects that are suitable for your budget, plan with you and carry out our solution-oriented production. When delivering your structures, we provide a booklet with information about maintenance and repair along with your warranty document and provide the necessary amount of maintenance and repair support.

We never use any cheap, durable product that is made unhealthy with chemicals in our structures.

Baneva Wood; continues to produce successful projects that add value to your life with healthy living space projects…
Our Way of Working
As Baneva Wood Structures, there are natural product options compatible with wood in all our structures.
Support is provided in storing and making the right choice with personalized project design. You can reach information about our products, project design process, delivery and warranty conditions from our web page as well as contact our customer representatives.

To place an order or at any time, we discuss the project and plan details on a project you create yourself, analyze the area where the product is positioned and present you with the details of a price study.
Payment is determined according to the product conditions, price, the area and address to be worked on, and your order is given to production with the advance payment. In case of delivery changes to the area where the product will be positioned, an interim payment is made and we request the final payment at the delivery stage.

Places of use of wood in construction

Natural wood, which is greatly affected by the effects of humidity, soil and microorganisms, needs more protection and constant maintenance compared to other construction materials.

In artificial wood materials, especially when plastic-based glue is not used in their production, since there will be dissolution in water, it is useful to provide the necessary protection and use hardwood or metal especially at the joints. Wooden materials are included in the structure as carrier, coating, joinery, panel insulation and mold elements. They also have a wide application as furniture elements.

Wooden Load-Bearing Elements: Beams used to open the structure, lattice beams, box-section or glued laminated beam elements and shells are in this group. Today, wood is applied as a load-bearing element in the construction of carcass walls and roofs with methods similar to traditional construction systems.

Wood is generally used in carcass systems as pillar, corner pillar, base, buttress, main beam, floor beam, young beam, yoke, and in roof systems as ceiling beam, hanging beam, cushion, tension, breasting, girder, lick, father, drip purlin, ridge purlin and rafter in various sizes. Its application in the structure is done by using elements such as interlocking, nail, bolt or glue.

Wooden Coating Elements: In addition to natural wood, which enters the structure as flooring, roofing, ceiling, interior and exterior wall covering, thin veneer sheets, plywood, fiber and chipboards have found a wide area of ​​use today. The types of trees used are generally pine, fir, beech, oak, ash, hornbeam, elm and walnut. Natural wood coatings have various names such as interlocking, overlapping, seam printing, paneling, parquet, mosaic parquet. Coatings are generally applied to the place in the structure by nailing to the blind flooring and quadrants or by gluing to the screed.

Wooden Joinery Elements: Wood, which is used in window and door installations, has a wide application area today. Wooden parts called frames, wings, records, drips in wooden windows, and headings, spars, records and trays in doors are generally produced from trees such as pitch pine, fir, oak, beech, and the tray part is produced using wood types such as plywood, veneer fiber or chipboard.

Wooden Panel Elements: Artificial wood is generally used in these types of elements that enter the structure in the form of ready-made wall, floor and roof panels. Wooden panel systems known as solid, hollow and honeycomb systems are advanced building materials of today that meet all kinds of requirements in terms of building physics. The wooden panel system, which will be beneficial to use especially in housing production in our country with its quality control, speed and economy, is applied using metal clamps between steel, concrete or wooden carcass.

Another area of ​​use of sawdust and fiberboards, especially from artificial wood materials, in construction is heat and sound insulation. In addition, natural wood is used as concrete mold material in our country. Natural wood enters the structure as elements such as stairs and stars.

Forest is a group of living plants. Depending on the characteristics of the soil and the climate, green seedlings and natural forests emerge. Trees that are regularly and expensively grown by human hands and labor are called forests. Ornamental plants can be grown in cultural forests, as well as trees that can meet the needs of the industry.

Trees, which are the basic material of the Woodworking Industry, have been offered to the service of humanity for years, and have a wide area of ​​use, especially after technical and technological developments.

Tree Cutting Time

If the conditions are flexible, the sectioning of the tree should be done in the autumn and winter months. The reasons for this are listed below.

a) In the autumn and winter months, the dispersion of the tree and the free water are at the lowest level.

b) Trees that remain in the forest for a while after cutting are less affected by plant and animal pests.

c) In trees, during the cutting that is not exiled or at the time of falling, the damage to other trees and seedlings is at the lowest level.

d) Labor is cheap in the winter season and there are some transportation facilities such as waterways and sleds.

If it is necessary to start the cutting process and if it is done in the summer months, after the tree root is taken from the root to evaporate the nutrient water in the trunk, the branches and leaves should be cleaned for a while and then the logging process should be started. In the cutting works carried out in these seasons, great care should be taken and protection should be applied against cracking, fungus and pests.

There is no such danger for trees cut in the winter months. However, the cut projects should be removed from the cutting section by the end of April. Otherwise, with the awakening nature, the tree will be attacked by many pests and its value will decrease.

LOG SIZING

After the trees are knocked down to the root depth in accordance with the cutting technique, the branches and the parts that are swollen together are cleaned from the trunk and the bark is peeled off and the “round wood” is revealed.

Round wood cut perpendicular to the length break should be cleaned of branches, knots, swelling and rots in the trunk at the level of the trunk surface.

Another factor to consider in the logging process is the visible defects in the roundwood that appear after the branches are cleaned and the bark is peeled off.

In addition, logging should be done according to defects such as knots, curvature, ovality, and galls. The main goal is to obtain the least amount of timber.

PROTECTION

Protection and protection of logs Under improper storage conditions, defects such as insect attack, oxidation, alternation, blue color formation, emergence, freezing and separation of fibers due to pollution, and cracking occur in logs. In order to prevent these defects, logs should be wetted with a suitable sprinkler system or stored in water during long-term storage. Logs should not be watered in storage in water. Protective substances can be applied to the parts that can be taken together to prevent cracks and insect damage.

CUTTING OF TIMBER

Timber is a registered shaped profiled board obtained by cutting from a round log. Logs coming from forest depots to sawmills and workshops are cut according to their types and areas of use. These different methods have advantages and advantages. There are three types of cutting applied in lumber cutting.

1. Straight cut

2. Quarter cut

3. Split cut

These three-end cutting schemes are becoming widespread in flooring manufacturing factories according to the scope of their work. The extra time and skill spent in applications are reflected in their prices as a difference.

STRAIGHT CUT

They obtain “Straight cut” lumber by making a series of parallel cuts that combine in a log. This technical cutting line passes tangentially or parallel to the wood grain and age rings. A simple method in which the log is cut lengthwise slice by slice.

This wood cutting system provides excellent efficiency because the scrap that will come out is minimized, time is saved.

Unfortunately, straight cut has some critical crises. Plain sawn timber tends not to shrink and can do more transversely than half sawn timber, as a result of the examinations made, they prefer options that allow for the unchanging, possible sound in instruments such as guitar, basso, violin in plain cutting.

QUARTER CUT

Quarter cut timbers are obtained from large and wide trees. This method is applied in thin and young plants. Quarter cut consists of the log being formed into four pieces with 90-degree angles of the edge of the tree. Quarter cut timber has very strong and regular greens found in modern flooring used in any room. Quarter cut skirt yarn and skirt part form a half-cut product.

This cut has its advantages and benefits, of course; The product is brought together and is preferred by carpenters and furniture makers. The firing rate is the same as plain cutting. Due to the efficiency obtained thanks to quarter cutting, timbers are more suitable for other flat It is produced in much less quantity than cut and its probable cost is high. There are very few lumber producers who can make quarter cuts.

SPLIT CUT

Split cut lumber is used less than flat cut and half cut lumber. Split cut lumber is cut at 30-60 degree angles to the age rings.

Unfortunately, split cut is very costly due to the need for a lot of time and special skills, and there will be a lot of pieces, wedges and scraps in the edge cuts. This type of method is rarely used due to low efficiency.

STORAGE OF TIMBER

Wooden elements that are dried to the desired humidity levels but cannot be used immediately are kept in special areas free of insects, worms and fungi.

Wooden elements stored in open or closed areas are placed in a way that moisture from the soil and rain from the air are not taken. The tops of lumber stacks stored in the open air are covered with corrugated sheet metal or similar methods, and are placed in a way that prevents water flows from the bottom.

The stacks are placed on a grid in a way that they will not be touched, and organic residues such as bark analysis, brush, twigs, grass, etc. are cleaned. In order to prevent the wood from deteriorating, the stacks are demolished from time to time, the timbers inside are broken down and new stacks are made.

A suitable solution for storing timber stocks against rain, snow, sun and strong air currents is to store the stocks in dry, well-protected, closed butta ventilation systems.

The timbers stacked in the warehouses are stacked on top of each other, and slats are placed between them to allow air lines. In order to prevent the lowest pieces from touching the ground, the timbers are placed on rails or sturdy feet.

The warehouses where the timbers are stacked are free of humidity and good air circulation is provided. Otherwise, moisture builds up in the wood. In order to preserve the deteriorated and rotting timbers and to allow for the treatment of various harmful plants, the stocks are checked from time to time.

Wood is one of the most used structures in historical structures due to its features such as processing, obtaining and easy transportation. Its life span is quite short compared to stone. However; The lightness of wood, its properties against tensile and bending show its superiority according to its features. By taking advantage of this feature, it has become possible to pass through large sizes of wood material that cannot be passed through with stone. In traditional structures, it is possible to combine wood as a beam on ceilings, floors, walls or as a tension element in arched systems. In order for wood to be used as any simple structural element, it is necessary to analyze the micro and macro structural status of wood, how it behaves under loads, in which case it should be deteriorated and the damages that start after deterioration should occur. They are the types of stacking that wooden structures usually contain with forest rates. Depending on the knowledge and skill of the craftsman together with traditional applications, structures can be created with different types of carrier systems. Wooden structures can be classified into four classes depending on the carrier systems applied on the wall and the way the carrier system works under the effect of load. This system can be classified as wooden structures consisting of load-bearing logs (wooden stacking), wooden structures with frame windows with inclined elements (buttresses) or without inclined elements (buttresses), and wooden structures reinforced with load-bearing system baghdadi (horizontal slats). The types of trees used in wooden structures are generally pine, oak, walnut, poplar, cypress, beech and cedar.

Wooden structure according to load-bearing system

a) Wooden stacking

b) With buttresses

c) Reinforcement with baghdadi

d) Without buttresses

An old wooden structure; After the roots of different types of foundation systems on the ground, a wooden frame is formed by combining posts, beams and buttresses on the foundation in the appropriate size and correctly. The wooden frame is supported on the foundations. In order to protect the wooden frame against external factors, a roof consisting of posts, beams, purlins, rafters and belt parts is built on the frame. The roof is covered with Turkish or Marseille tiles of certain shapes and sizes, and the exterior Wood "works" but does not lengthen or shorten

Water is not just a foreign substance coming from outside to wood or remaining from the water conduction function of the wood, but one of its main components. A certain amount of water in wood (25-30%) is chemically bound to wood fibers. One of the criticisms directed at wood is the working of wood, that is, changing size with wetting or changing ambient humidity. "The window does not close properly when it turns, or it swells when it rains and does not open" are complaints we hear frequently in daily life. However, if the selection, drying and design of the wood element are done correctly, these problems will not be encountered. It should be remembered that every material works. Wood does not change size with heat, does not soften or harden with heat. There is only work with water and only in cross-sections. Even with water, wood does not work lengthwise. For this reason, wood provides great opportunities to the designer in crossing very large openings. The "rotation" of wood while changing size with humidity can be prevented by paying attention to the regularity of the fibers in the longitudinal section, and by using "quarter cut" lumber if this problem is very important for the work being done.

Is wood alive?

Does Turkish or Anatolian culture have a special relationship with wood? It is very interesting that expressions such as "wood is alive", "killing wood" are used among the people, and that the change in size is called "work". Wood has entered our daily lives so intensely that we cannot perceive it as a building material, an engineering material, I guess.

WOOD IS A PERFECT ENGINEERING MATERIAL.

We must accept this fact, re-identify wood with the new technologies brought by our age and relearn how to use it correctly as soon as possible. Let's not forget! We will build our future with wood.

It is isolated from the environment. Walls are built in the gaps in the wooden skeleton using different methods in order to separate and isolate the structure from the outside. In order to increase the area of ​​use of the structure or to provide a view from different sides, protrusions are made. After the wooden structure is created, it is decorated with cladding elements. In a traditionally constructed wooden structure, the backbone of the structure consists of a wooden frame. Ensuring resistance against all vertical and horizontal loads, not changing shape and the long-term survival of the structure depends on the performance of the structural skeleton elements. The structural skeleton consists of struts, beams, buttresses and the connection elements that connect them together as a system. The system structure is supported by the base beams after they are supported on the foundations, the buttresses are connected to the base beam. In regions where earthquake or wind intensity is high, the system is supported by buttresses. In cases where there is more than one floor, the buttresses are connected to each other by means of yokes.

20,000 different texture and color options

An important feature of wood is that it has thousands of different species. There are over 20,000 trees in the world There are types, if researched well, the right type for the job will definitely be found. Tree types are separated by their textures, yields, carrying capacity, durability, paint retention ability, ease of deterioration, and life regularity. It is also necessary to pay attention to the designations of softwood / hardwood. The leaves of softwoods, the wide leaves of hardwoods mean wood. Hardwoods do not have a hard time. For example, poplar is a hardwood. Cedar is a softwood. The same type of tree is given different names in different ways. The Latin name of the species in question should be known to be sure.

The most important issue is the right design

Of course, it is important to design according to the operating characteristics of each material. For example, if the corners in wood are sharp, the paint will not hold. Let's say we open a wooden window and use the best wood, we have guaranteed that our window will not explode by passing the front protection, and we have applied the best paint, is this enough? If water and wind enter our wooden window, this process will be of no use. For this, we need to use the right replaceable wicks and the right glass assembly putties or wicks. One of the biggest mistakes is to put the wrong wick. Because it causes the water inside to enter. When we look at Şişecam's double glazing installation brochure for double glazing insulation, when you install the double glazing on wood, you see that it leaves 3 mm mold on both sides of the glass and fills it with putty. But what do we do? We finish the process by applying silicone putty to the cam slot, which is only one mm wider than the cams. The slightest crack in the silicone layer causes water to leak from the inside, the wing to swell, and eventually we say "it's wood, this works" and get rid of the part.

With the increase in the use of wood as a raw part and the expansion that is not preferred especially as living spaces, many questions about wood have been brought and expressed.

We have prepared the titles of the most frequently asked questions about wooden houses. Let's see what the most frequently asked questions are from you?

Is wood a material resistant to products?

Yes, wood is a durable material that burns but is sold.

Contrary to popular belief, wood's resistance to reproduction is better than reinforced concrete and steel. Today, structures built as wooden frames against fire hazard, such as indoor sports halls where large crowds can be found, are used worldwide. The reason for the start of a fire is never wood, it can be precisely calculated how long wooden frames can withstand large fires. While wooden structures can be designed to withstand 30-90 minutes, steel construction can melt in a very short time and completely lose its carrying capacity. Wooden structures are made more resistant to change with technical measures taken against fire. In addition, the explosion that occurs during the even distribution of wood burning facilitates and accelerates the extinguishing process.

How is it protected against worms and insects?

The wood materials to be used during construction are made by choosing trees that are not cracked and have not been damaged in their structure. In order to save the logs from invisible microorganisms, they remain in the oxygen pools of the trees. In addition, the logs that absorb the properties in these poison pools do not deteriorate in the future and prevent the formation of insects. It is formed by the stain material used in the logs and sun rays.

Wood is a material that can be maintained and repaired…

The sun and gray color of wooden structures are affected by the deterioration of the color, the dust and soil carried by the wind erode the wood surface. During this aging period, the effects of the sun and rain can cause cracks and fiber shedding. Mold forms on the surface, dirt accumulates in the cracks, and even water can enter the interior depending on the size of the crack.

The way to protect wood from such deterioration is to cover it with a superficial "surface protector". With developing technology, wood is protected from all these negative effects and is made healthier and more durable.

How is it maintained and repaired?

Wood is a material that serves such detailed features that the first thing to do before maintenance is to know where and from what to protect it…

If it is to be used on wooden floors, we should choose polyurethane-based materials that are resistant to mechanical impacts and excessive wear, and if it is to be used on the exterior, we should choose flexible and breathable outdoor paints that are resistant to sunlight and outdoor conditions.

Breathable paints are products that can create a paint layer that allows water to pass through the painted surface but can also allow water vapor to pass through. These can also be made as micro self-paints with high water vapor permeability. The operation of the wood used in the exterior due to rainfall and humidity changes in the air or a small crack on the surface as a result of a small impact can cause the wood to get wet. Here, the fact that this water that heats the wood under the paint layer dries in a short time is very important for the life of the paint and the wood. Wooden materials should not be left in nature without being painted, and surfaces affected by the sun should be sanded thoroughly before being painted and the faded or darkened layer should be completely removed. Burning the surface to prevent resin leakage from knots or to remove the paint also shortens the life of the paint. Burned surfaces prevent the paint from decreasing to the wood and shorten the extension.

How long is the life of wooden structures?

All building materials constantly age. Steel rusts, plastic becomes brittle. Wood also has many biological enemies, fungi, plants and termites. Some of the wood can be completely destroyed, while others only cause visual defects. Decay means the complete or partial loss of the carrying capacity of the wood as a result of the recording of cell tree walls by certain fungi. Not all deteriorations seen on the wooden surface explode. The beginning of the decay of wood is one of its most positive developments. Think about the fact that trees growing in the forest never disappear! Wood is a material that "can and can be destroyed". It has no "garbage".

In traditional structures, we see that the wood material used as a carrier or with a high risk of explosion is selected from naturally durable species such as oak and chestnut. In order to keep the wood dry, precautions such as wide eaves, walls made of stone as well as basement grains have been taken.

The new technologies of the 20th century construction sector are among the new technologies. However, if these innovations are not analyzed correctly and applied correctly, they may contribute to the continuation of the problems and cause new results to emerge. As a result of the definition of the lifestyle, filling the water system in the houses, using appliances such as washing machines have increased the water vapor produced in the houses, and the water vapor produced from heat insulation has It has also resulted in being trapped. If wood gets wet and dries quickly, it does not explode, but the fact that heat insulation materials prevent the wood from drying, especially on roofs, causes the roof wood to explode.

In order to keep the life of wood long, maintenance and repair should be done professionally. You should definitely carry out or research which parts of your structure you will paint, why you are painting, and the processes that need to be done before painting, maintenance techniques. You can get technical support or you can choose a good carpenter and painter yourself by offering various articles.

In addition, before a wooden structure is formed, the necessary maintenance and protection parts of the features to be used in the structure should be operated. The life of these wood processes extends the life and does not experience problems such as deterioration, rotting, and mold for a long time.

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History of Wood...

First, let's take a look at the meaning of trees...

The origin of the word is ahşâb, which is the plural form of the Arabic word hasebin (tree, timber) and it means "building material cut from a tree to be used in any manufacturing and to be burned, timber".

History of wood...

Wood is an old and widespread building material in the construction of the structure since prehistory.

Wood, which provided shelter for the ancient people; After ending in tree trunks, it met with reed and cane materials and with the wonderful technology, the wooden stacking and carcass system was adopted.

Wood is divided into an interesting piece by not showing any serious changes in the usage patterns and technique over time.

The daily survival process of the tree has led to the birth of woodworkers in architecture, art history and handicrafts.

The techniques used for the first time in "Phrygia" in exemplary wooden roof weavings and today's traditional techniques are very similar to each other.

With the increasing and increasingly widespread industrialization, the needs that emerged and the steel, which was a valuable weapon raw material before World War I and during the war years, could be removed from the construction area, and the wooden engine was operated in different functional structures and as more heating.

Therefore, the majority of the modern units used today are separated, the materials and usage methods that provide protection against various external parts of the wood are created with this system.

After the industrial revolution, architectural understandings gained a certain amount of freedom in parallel with the developments in material technology. Natural woods were reinterpreted with the developing economy and technical features, and new composite products were obtained from wood. The variety of usage areas of wood materials, which gained new dimensions with the changes in the industry, was expanded. If the beginning of industrialization in furniture manufacturing developed after the 1840s, a chest covered with ivory inlaid ebony and cedar wood found in the tomb of the Egyptian Pharaoh Tutankhamen in 1500 BC has proven that this technology was known in very old times.

Again, VI. The heavy papers used in Japan in the 19th century are similar to the fibers produced today.

The developing technology has also shown itself in the protection of wood; Natural wood material eliminates moisture deformation, provides fireproofing and can be reproduced in order to increase resistance to microorganisms.

Regarding the re-change of wood material, the first wood sawdust boards created were produced in Austria in 1908; the first fiber boards were produced in the United States in 1915; and the first chipboards were produced in Germany in 1941. The development of industrial wood material types resulted in the emergence of a new unit of use for wood in structures.

Widespread and advanced technology in wooden structures could be used in Japan and the Ottoman Empire until the last centuries, especially in Anatolia, while the use of masters in the last century; reinforced concrete, like many things sold in the West in terms of form, was perceived as an indicator of civilization and abandoned.
However, prices in the world are changing, wood technologies are very detailed in the west and are presented as Laminated Wood Technology today, it is seen as the material that shows what this technology is now.

Wood is light, earthquake resistant, much longer lasting than concrete and steel, much easier than concrete and steel, the most suitable building material for human metabolism, easy to make. It can be built quickly. However, the reason why wood is seen as a monthly material is not these superior features, but the greatest weapon humanity has against Global Warming and the Greenhouse Effect. Due to the relationships between trees and plants, the timber properties and the amount of greenhouses decrease by cutting down trees.

So what is the history of cheap use?

Wood, as an excellent building material, has a history of thousands of years in Anatolia. Some very important products such as hickory are rich in Anatolia. In addition, wooden historical structures were used not only in housing construction but also in architectural structures. In the recent past, wood was perceived as a beautiful but outdated, old, durable equipment material. But while its industrial use became popular with widespread use, with people turning to nature, wooden houses, bungalows and even wooden caravans suddenly became traditional and outdated structures for those who were planning to escape from the city and entered a full-range process. This also increased the reduced competition.

On the one hand, wooden structures that could stand for 300 years were demolished and reinforced concrete imitations were built in their place, on the other hand, it appears as a contemporary engineering material that can solve architectural problems with other features that were inadequate. Today, 150 meters of column-free wood is passed. Escape corridors from reinforced concrete pieces are made of wood, and wood is used due to its high service life due to its wide and extremely humid conditions.

Wooden structures with an aesthetically perfect appearance; Since it is a healthy, durable and high-quality building material, it has a very wide area of ​​use. Although its prices may seem high to customers, it is actually cheaper than a reinforced concrete structure. If the type of wood used in the construction phase is correctly selected, heat and insulation are made and it has gone through the necessary processes for durability, it ages more slowly than other structures.

Wood, which continues its existence with humanity and expands its area of ​​use every passing day; is an indispensable production material with its contribution to the economy, apart from being healthy and long-lasting.

Although it has varied according to the possibilities of the period, economic conditions and the climate conditions of the region, it has always managed to preserve its aesthetic appearance in terms of architecture. These houses, which are among the best works of traditional architecture, have been combined with the techniques used with developed technology and have survived to the present day.

From the earliest times to the present, wood has been used in a wide area both for shelter and as a raw material. Wood also makes a great contribution to the economy with its wide area of ​​use as a building material.

It is a very important economic branch in Canada, the United States, and Scandinavian countries where the wood industry is developed. And in these countries where the forest industry is developing, forest areas are increasing, while in countries where the forest industry is not developed, forest areas are decreasing as a result of a development.

Wood, which is a traditional interior architecture material; wood that is more resistant to natural conditions, is preferred for exterior use.

Wood is a lightweight construction material compared to the load it carries and is resistant to earthquake loads. Its value as a construction material will be better understood when its importance in the fight against global warming and the greenhouse effect, beyond its suitability for human metabolism, is examined.

One approach is that the greenhouse effect will decrease if trees are cut down regularly and produced as lumber without harming the ecological system.

Wood is both very valuable and economical as a construction material and economical for residential use.

Bungalow House Usage Areas

You can use the bungalow houses for personal use or for commercial purposes. Social area businesses are quite common in the bungalow hotel concept. It is also possible to do both the same, you can rent your bungalow house when you are not using it.

Bungalow House Models

Bungalows with an aesthetic appearance with their architectural details; being built in a very short time. These houses with low ceilings and triangular roofs; With good planning, it can be turned into a very comfortable and spacious living space.

We support you in the whole process, from personal project design, interior decoration and gardening, and we produce your bungalow houses on a turnkey basis.

You can contact us for Project Design, Bungalow House Models and Prices.

What is a Mobile Home?

Mobile houses, which are types of prefabricated houses; It is a type of structure that does not require infrastructure and is produced in a portable way.

When it comes to mobile, a house that can be moved quickly and easily comes to mind, but mobile homes are not actually portable as we understand them.

Portable House

Your mobile home must be brought to the area where you want to move it by truck or similar vehicle, and if you want to change your location, it must be taken by vehicle in the same way.

In addition, since the maximum weight and size of trucks and trucks on highways are under the control of highways, these mobile homes are planned and manufactured according to these dimensions. Therefore, if you want to have a mobile home, you must take certain responsibilities and leave the job to the professionals.

Mobile Homes are the most suitable solution for plots that do not have a construction permit.

mobile homes; It is a house model that you can easily position not only in terms of portability, but also on lands that do not have permission to build. The reason why mobile homes are subject to construction permits is the lack of infrastructure. For this reason, the electricity, clean water and waste water tanks required for your Mobile Homes must be provided by you.

The usage areas of Mobile Homes are quite wide…

You can speed up your work by providing installation in the nearest area for your ongoing construction or long-lasting vineyard gardening works.

In terms of accommodation, you can easily use mobile homes that are very comfortable and useful as a home.

It is a structure that construction companies frequently prefer for offices.

The purpose for which you will use the portable structures that offer you a practical life in every aspect is an important detail.

Because accordingly, there should be room for areas such as the kitchen, bedroom, shower and WC. Portable houses, which are extremely useful and practical, have an aesthetic and stylish appearance with architectural touches.

These houses, which provide a sufficient living space for one or two people and can be used in all seasons, offer an attractive option for investors.

If You Want to Build Your Own Mobile Home…

You can turn your recycling products into a wonderful living space, which you can play with as you wish, from planning to decoration.

Moreover, in this way, you contribute to the environment and economy by recycling. You can turn an old freight container or your obsolete pickup truck into a great living space with a few simple additions. So you get a great mobile home at an extremely low cost.

Mobile Home Planning and Decoration

In these small structures, although the principle of multi-functionality in less space is based on the planning of the interior spaces of the houses, they should look good in terms of aesthetics and the furniture should be arranged according to the needs of the users.

While decorating your living spaces that reflects you, you can also make your narrow spaces more useful with practical furniture that will make your daily life easier.

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A Wood Adventure

Panel houses; They are preferred because they can be constructed more economically and quickly than other structures. But is it really economical and durable?

Panel House Construction Phase

Panel houses, which are a kind of frame house, are specially produced in a factory with the production technology and the necessary panels for the house. Then, the produced parts are transported to the area where the building will be built and positioned on the foundation at the construction site. Panel or frame houses; All of them are built from panels produced in the factory.

Are Panel Houses Durable?

Panel houses, which offer an economical and environmentally friendly solution, are produced from renewable materials, positioned without harming the environment, with the advantage of fast assembly, and are quite durable.

What are the benefits and harms of panel houses?

Benefits

• Ability to manufacture and assemble despite bad weather conditions

• Fast to build

• Partially completed unloading to the construction site

• Energy saving, environmental friendliness

• Ease of decoration

Limitations

• Air leakage with a poor quality assembly

• Cracking and breakage as a result of incorrect foundation depth

• Increasing the cost of personalized planning according to ready-made projects.

You can review our ACADEMY articles for wooden house maintenance and repair, wooden house construction phase, wood types used in wooden house construction and other technical information.

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A Wood Adventure..

When you decide to have a Wooden House, the first thing to do is to search for wooden house models and prices and choose the most suitable wooden house project for your budget.

So how will you determine the most suitable Wooden House Project for you?

When we buy or want to build a house, we first make a budget planning. We are trying to choose the cheapest one among the companies where the prices of wooden houses vary, but in order to use your wooden house or bungalow for a long time and not to have to make constant renovations, the structure must be produced from quality materials. For this reason, it is necessary to research the companies that make wooden houses and understand the reasons for the difference in square meters of wooden houses.

Before you buy your dream house, first ask yourself the following questions;

Eyebrow person will live at home? Do you have children? Do you need workspace? How often do you host guests? Do you have a health problem or disability in your home?

Your answers to all these will help you choose the house that best suits your lifestyle and create the wooden house project.

With your answers to the questions, the number of bedrooms, living rooms, kitchens, bathrooms and toilets has already been determined…

If you are going to build a study room; In order to increase your working performance, you can choose the part of the house that receives daylight and will be the quietest. If you need a large area in your study room, you can create a wider usage area with less space by choosing built-in cabinets, wall-mounted libraries and multi-purpose decoration products.

If you like entertainment and house parties, you can choose a large living room and add an open kitchen.

Another important question is how do you like to spend your time?

By the fireplace indoors? In your hobby room or in your kitchen where you will serve amazing tastes? Or by working in your office?

No, we are in favor of outdoor activities, but if you say that you do not want to go away from home; large balconies, a stylish patio or a huge camellia in your garden… The lawn or pool where you can exercise?

If your land has a good view, be sure to get support for land exploration before drawing a plan, and create a wooden house project in a way that you can enjoy the view in the best way.

Design your dream Wooden House yourself…

With the possibility of a personalized project, you can request revisions on existing projects or request a completely special project.

You can contact us for Wooden House Models and Prices, Vineyard House, Tree House, Log House, Bungalow House, Triangle House models, prices and technical information.

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A Wood Adventure…

When decorating your home, office or business, there are many details you need to know even if you work with an interior designer…

Decoration is a seemingly easy but challenging process. The experience of an interior designer is important far beyond aesthetics. They have all the information about space planning, color coordination, lighting techniques, building safety, energy saving, environmental protection and assembly application.

If you want to decorate your living space yourself, here are our suggestions for you.

Before you start decorating, ask yourself the following questions and take notes…

What do you like/dislike, your hobbies, do the guests have children and do they stay overnight? Is there anyone in your home who is elderly, has children, is disabled or has a chronic illness? The areas in your home where you want to spend the most time… You may say that these have the most to do with decoration… However, these details will create a more comfortable living space for you in your daily life.

The most urgent things you need to do…

When your home starts to be built, the first thing you need to do is to immediately determine the kitchen cabinets and countertops, bathroom installation group accessories, flooring preferences, faucet heads, etc.

Review your old items before buying new items…

If the frame of your old armchairs is solid, you can change their surfaces, paint your bookcase, and make your huge table smaller.

Eliminate the items you want to buy…

During this process, review interior magazines, furniture stores, and social media accounts on interior design. Take photos of the items you like and imagine them as a whole, the result will help you determine which path to follow and over time, you will eliminate unnecessary items from your shopping list.

Ask yourself two questions for each item you buy. Do I really need this? And is there enough space in my house for it? Too many items in narrow spaces can cause concentration disorders and a tense mood.

Don't make the wrong choices!

The width of your rooms, columns, the areas where the windows/doors are located, and even the effect of daylight will play a very important role in your arrangement of items. Measure your home, ceiling height, door length and width, rooms…

Draw a plan of your home on a piece of paper and note the width and height measurements of the rooms. Take this paper with you when you go shopping and determine how much space the items will take up in your rooms. This way, you will not buy a product that does not fit in the space and you will understand how much space is left for other items. After all, furniture stores and your room are not the same size, do not let this mislead you.

If your home does not get sunlight, stay away from dark colors. Your curtains should definitely be in light tones that let in daylight.

Do not use products with many patterns in narrow rooms, it will make the space look narrower.

If a cold material is used in the flooring, prefer products with texture, otherwise the sounds in the house will cause excessive echo.

Also, if the walls are thin, you can hang paintings on the walls or place your furniture on the wall in the direction where the sound is coming from.

Another detail is your color choices.

Color choices are very important for your home, office and business.

Prefer light and pastel tones to feel more peaceful in areas where you will spend a long time. Dark tones, products with intense patterns and long-term exposure to warm colors will negatively affect you.

Also, if you are thinking of opening a business, you need to determine the colors according to your target audience. If you are making hot sales, you should prefer colors like orange and red. Since these colors give high energy, they will make you want to get up and leave in a short time.

You can contact us for decoration support.

BANEVA WOODEN STRUCTURES

A Wood Adventure…

Stone structures, which have been a common type of structure in almost every region of the world for hundreds of years, vary according to the conditions of the service area and the economic differences.

With their durable, strong and healthy structures, they have generally been preferred in hot climate regions for the purpose of protection from heat. These houses, which are generally common in the Aegean and Mediterranean regions, are also seen in many regions of Anatolia.

Stone structures are divided into structures made using general crushed (natural) and cut stones.

Cut stones can be purchased ready-made from the details, or they can still be made by processing by expert hands, although they are few in number.

These stones, which are used in their natural state by carving large pieces of stone as a construction area, are not only produced by us, but are available in many different parts of the world.

Crushing; is done with different techniques according to the circles within them. In Anatolia, there were stone houses made of stacked stones that did not have a simple material carrying system similar to adobe for many years due to their easy and more comfortable construction.

Apart from those made with cut and crushed stones, there are also various mixed examples.

So what makes these houses different from other structures?

It is a type of structure that is built in accordance with the original and traditional techniques, made with very little industrial material and is in harmony with nature.

A stone house can be built with almost no concrete. One of the most important parts is that they have a much higher durability than other houses.

A stone structure that is chosen correctly and built healthily is resistant to almost all kinds of natural disasters and has very good insulation. These features make these houses quite advantageous.

Maintenance and Repair

It requires very little maintenance even in a very long time compared to reinforced concrete houses and the maintenance cost is quite low.

Cost

The land conditions of the region where the project is located, zoning status, ground survey, materials to be used and project details are some of the factors in the prices. All details such as the roof of the building, wooden joinery to be used, doors, heating system, fireplace, architectural project and decoration affect the cost planning to a great extent.

In fact, the cost; It also determines the needs of those who demand it

If the composition material is Y-Tong brick, the cost is different, if it is made with perforated brick, the cost is calculated differently.

A Wood Adventure

What is a Tiny House? Is a construction permit required?

How did the Tiny House movement, which has spread all over the world in Western countries and has become popular today, start?

As its name suggests, “Tiny House” means Small House. The start of the tiny house movement dates back to 2008. People who lost their homes and those who died due to the Global Economic Crisis experienced in Western Countries between 2008-2012; structures that were seen as detailed, fast and economical solutions to switch to a less expensive lifestyle have now become the most preferred residences.

The reasons why tiny houses are preferred are; the prices of tiny houses are lower, they are less costly than large wooden houses, their taxes are lower, their maintenance and repair are easier and less costly, they can be built more easily in accordance with the laws and they can be carried and even brought with a single wheel.

Mobile houses, known as prefabricated and portable, and tiny houses are actually structures built with the same logic. These houses, whose factory process is completed in workshops and then assembled on plots, will have the same infrastructure as wooden houses.

These structures can be moved from one place to another.

Do mobile homes require a construction permit?

Since there is no infrastructure, there is no construction permit, but in plots without a construction permit, the ground of the people must not be covered and must remain completely on the ground. They are technically positioned as in container houses. Although it is generally thought of as a house built on wheels, it does not have to be on wheels. The most important point here is that it is designed and manufactured in a way that it can remain on the ground without being buried in the ground, that is, it can be carried on a trailer. You can prefer models on wheels to have more freedom and ease of transportation.

Portable houses, which offer a perfect solution for plots without construction permits, have a wide range of use depending on the need.

You can use it for holiday purposes during a certain period of the year, or you can use it as a shelter or office for construction, agriculture, etc. activities.

So how can electricity, water and waste expenses be paid in these houses?

In order to build these houses on plots without a building permit, the building infrastructure must not be there, so there is no flooding in these houses.

Don't hesitate to use different solutions for the electricity, water connections and expenses required for the structure. You will need solar panels, a water tank and a wastewater tank for electricity. As in caravans...

Although the advantages offered by small and portable houses are more, there are some flashes, but these will not cost you much and will require much trouble.

It may be one of the most primitive, easy-to-build, comfortable, and useful building types that meet the sheltering needs of people for centuries. These structures, which are indispensable for the minimalist lifestyle, consist of 1.5 floors and are used as wooden material as their features.

Bungalows, which were commonly seen in India in the 19th century; They were designed and built for publications. Later, they began to be preferred by the British as temporary housing.

Natural and affordable Triangular Bungalow Houses; A perfect escape point where city people can enjoy their weekends or vacation periods...

Instead of spending thousands of liras every year on an ordinary hotel or summer house, you can prefer a house whose project you planned and whose design is completely yours...

It generally consists of 1.5 floors, low and triangular roofs, you can design it in the dimensions and model you want. As Baneva Wood; “PERSONALIZED” project service is offered by our professional architects.

Social spaces are important places where people come together to interact, rest and have fun. The materials used in the design of these spaces are important elements that determine the atmosphere and user experience.

Natural and Warm Atmosphere

Wooden structures bring naturalness and warmth to social spaces with their natural textures and warm tones. Used in social spaces such as parks, beaches, public gardens and outdoor activity areas, wooden structures increase the feeling of being in touch with nature and create a relaxing atmosphere.

Aesthetic Appearance and Attractiveness

Wooden structures have an aesthetically appealing and eye-catching appearance. The natural texture and color tones of wood add a rustic elegance and modern style to social spaces, while architectural details and original designs also attract attention.

Flexible and Diverse Uses

Wooden structures allow for a wide range of uses in social areas. They can be used for a variety of functions such as open-air theaters, picnic areas, cafeterias and restaurants, playgrounds and exhibition areas. The flexibility and workability of wood can easily respond to different design needs.

Sustainability and Eco-Friendly Design

Wooden structures stand out as a sustainable building material and are part of environmentally friendly design. As a recyclable, renewable and natural material, wood reduces the negative impact of social spaces on the environment and contributes to the creation of green living spaces.

A Unifying Element for the Community

Timber structures also function as unifying elements that bring people together and strengthen community spirit. Communal spaces such as parks, public gardens and outdoor activity areas encourage people to come together and interact, strengthening social bonds.

The aesthetic and functional contributions of timber structures in social spaces allow people to relax, interact and be in touch with nature. The use of timber structures makes social spaces more inviting, warm and attractive and enhances the overall well-being of the community.

Beauty of Nature, Aesthetics of Wood: Bring Naturalness to Your Living Spaces with Baneva!

DESIGN AND DECORATION SUGGESTIONS FOR YOUR CAFE AND RESTAURANT PROJECTS

Things to consider when creating a restaurant project, details that will increase your sales, how to design a restaurant, cafe and restaurant decoration suggestions…

Cafes and restaurants have a great place in the lives of people living in big cities, especially… Spaces are now used not only for eating, spending time with friends or having a coffee during a work break, but also for private meetings, business lunches, entertainment and events. Even in recent years, employees who are not dependent on the office take their laptops and work in cafes. For this reason, businesses; The comfort it provides to its guests has become very important.

When choosing a venue, customers care about comfort and decoration as much as taste and cleanliness. With a properly designed restaurant project and decoration, you can reach more customers and become a very profitable business in a short time.

Of course, these are not enough to open a business. Many details that need to be determined are waiting for business owners; There are many details such as what kind of business you want to open, which customer you will appeal to, your target audience, what kind of perception you want to create, the location of the place, your budget… We will give a few tips for venue owners on issues such as their selection.

“Remember; every restaurant should have its own style, content, concept.”

The first thing you need to do is “determine your style”

The target audience you have determined; You will have a map that guides you from your menu to your prices, from the colors you should use to choosing furniture. A shabby comfortable place, hot sale, steakhouse or a very stylish place where meetings and invitations are held… the choice is yours.

The best advertisement is the “satisfied” customer…

The comfort and decoration of your space is as important as the taste of your meals. Ensuring customer continuity and recommending you to your guests will bring you success in a short time.

Before moving on to design and decoration suggestions, let's briefly talk about what you should pay attention to when preparing your restaurant projects.

VENTILATION

Nobody wants to spend too much time in the intense smell of food. Nobody prefers to continue the rest of the day with the smell of food on you. For this reason, the ventilation of your restaurant or cafe must be very good.

ORDER

The right arrangement you create in your restaurants will both allow customers to sit more comfortably and increase the sales of your products.

With "Visual Merchandising" techniques, you can increase sales by revealing passive products outside of your main menu. The areas where you will display your desserts, special salads or other alternative products will become more attractive to customers waiting for their orders.

When creating order in space management, it is necessary that the tables and chairs are not too cramped, and space should be left for both the waiters and the customers.

CAPACITY

You should determine the appropriate capacity for your target audience. If you are a stylish restaurant owner, you need to be more careful when hosting your guests. The cramped seating you do to increase your profits can have the opposite effect. Customers who want to stay in the venue for a long time will not want those at the next table to hear their conversation or they will be disturbed by other guests hitting their tables and chairs.

If you are selling hot, you can provide a more intense seating arrangement. If your space is tight, you can use the bar table concept.

KITCHEN DESIGN

The place where you will spend the most money for your restaurant will most likely be your kitchen. But this investment will provide you profit in the long run. If you have a kitchen that slows down your orders, it will cause you great losses. You will need a good kitchen that facilitates food and service, and also needs good ventilation. The smell of the food cooked in the kitchen should not envelop the restaurant…

PARK AREA

While it is very important for hot sales, parking is very important for high-end restaurants…

RESTAURANT DECORATION SUGGESTIONS

LIGHTING

Lighting is very important for a successful decoration. Lighting will not only make the interior decoration look more beautiful and effective, but also a warm lighting will stimulate appetite, attract passers-by with a warm welcome appearance and positively affect the atmosphere of the environment. The warm light used in lighting creates a more peaceful environment in the space, cold lighting causes people to talk louder and disturb other customers.
 

DECOR

Decorating your place very well alone will not gain you customers.

The most important criterion affecting the entire process of your restaurant is your target audience… While decorating your restaurant; style of your place

Wooden houses are an ideal option for those looking for a sustainable and aesthetic life in touch with nature. Wooden buildings stand out with their natural materials and environmentally friendly features.

Wooden houses are buildings that use wood as the main building material, are generally in harmony with nature and stand out with their sustainable architecture. They come in a variety of styles and sizes, making them appealing to a wide range of users.

The history of wooden houses dates back to the first settled periods of humanity. It has been a preferred building material for centuries because it can be easily obtained from natural resources and can be processed.

Why Are Wooden Houses Advantageous?

 Environmentally friendly wood is a renewable resource and reduces the carbon footprint.

 Wooden houses save energy thanks to their natural insulation properties.

 It is aesthetically appealing with its natural texture and warm appearance.

Since wood is a natural and breathable material, it offers a healthy living environment.

Usage Areas of Wooden Houses

They are suitable for wooden houses, summer cottages, chalets, rural living spaces and even modern housing projects in the city. Thanks to their flexibility, they can be designed and used according to personal preferences.

Things to Consider in Wooden Houses

Regular maintenance is essential for the longevity of wooden houses. Proper processing and protection of the wood material increases the durability of the structure. Fire safety measures should also be taken into consideration.

You can contact us for personalized projects, maintenance, repair and support.

 “Elegance of Wood, Assurance of Baneva: Experience Aesthetics and Durability Together!

Chalets are the perfect option for those who want to get away from the stress of modern life and enjoy the natural beauty. This article discusses the features and advantages of chalets, as well as suggestions for decorating them to suit your lifestyle.

Features of Chalets

1. Location and Environment: Chalets are usually located at high altitudes, in forested areas or mountainous regions. These locations offer spectacular views and natural beauty.

2. Natural Materials: Mostly built using natural materials such as wood and stone, chalets reflect an environmentally conscious building style.

3. Thermal Insulation and Energy Efficiency: Chalets are usually designed to withstand cold climatic conditions. The good thermal insulation and energy efficiency provided by natural materials support a sustainable lifestyle.

Advantages of Living in Chalets

- Peace and Quiet: The peace and quiet of being in nature is one of the biggest advantages of living in chalets.

- Sports and Activities: Chalets generally allow for nature sports and outdoor activities. Activities such as hiking, skiing and mountain biking can be easily practiced here.

- Healthy Living: Fresh air, natural water sources and natural nutrition options allow those living in chalets to live a healthy life.

Chalets Decoration and Interior Design

- Rustic and Natural Decoration: Wooden furniture, stone walls, natural color palettes and abundant plants are frequently preferred in the interiors of chalets.

- Landscape-Oriented Arrangement: Large windows and terraces make it possible to focus on the view in chalets.

Chalets are an ideal option for those who want to live a peaceful life in touch with nature. This article provides a broad overview of the features, living advantages and decoration suggestions of chalets. Chalets can be a unique choice to enjoy a life surrounded by the beauty of nature.

Log houses stand out as special structures that symbolize natural life and sustainable architecture. These houses, which attract attention with their visual aesthetics and durability, challenge the pace of modern life and offer the comfort that natural materials can offer.

Advantages of Log Houses

1. Natural and Environmentally Friendly Material: Log houses are usually made of natural wood materials such as pine and cedar and are an environmentally friendly option.

2. Thermal Insulation and Energy Efficiency: Thick logs provide natural thermal insulation and energy savings thanks to the air gaps inside them.

3. Rustic and Aesthetic Appearance: The natural texture and color tones of wood give log houses a warm, natural and rustic look.

4. Durability and Longevity: Thanks to the durability of natural wood material, log houses can be used for many years.

Log House Construction and Maintenance

What to consider in the process of building a log house, how to care for the natural material and how to maintain its strong structure provide important information for those who prefer this type of house.

Log House Decoration and Interior Design

Tips and suggestions about natural wood furniture, color palettes and decorative details used in the interior decoration of log houses.

Log houses can be an excellent option for those who love natural living and are looking for a quiet lifestyle. This article provides a wealth of information on the features, advantages and considerations of log homes. The beauty and durability of natural materials is what sets log homes apart from other housing options.

Natural Wooden Offices: Combine Your Work Environment with Nature

Wooden offices are an option that offers the best advantages of natural materials in modern business life. These offices, which are both aesthetically eye-catching and efficient in terms of functionality, increase the motivation of employees and offer a healthy working environment.

Advantages of Wooden Offices

1. Use of Natural Materials: Wooden offices are characterized by the use of wood, an environmentally friendly and sustainable material. This helps you create a natural atmosphere in your office.

2. Aesthetic Appearance: The natural texture and color tones of wood add warmth and elegance to your office. Combined with a modern design approach, you can achieve a contemporary and sophisticated look.

3. Sound and Heat Insulation: Wood has sound absorption properties and provides a quieter working environment in your office. In addition, the thermal insulation properties of natural wood provide energy savings.

Wooden Office Furniture and Decoration

Tips on choosing wooden office furniture and natural materials for interior decoration. Practical suggestions on how to complement the style of your office with wooden desks, chairs and other furniture options.

Things to Consider in Wooden Office Design

Details to be considered in the design of wooden offices and tips on choosing the right material. Issues such as office ergonomics, lighting and optimizing the workspace.

Natural wood offices are a great option for those who want to feel the warmth and quality of natural materials in your workplace. This article provides comprehensive information about the advantages of wooden offices, decoration suggestions and design tips. By using the aesthetic and functional advantages of natural materials, you can make your working environment more productive and enjoyable.

Making a small space look large and spacious is a common challenge in home decoration. But with the right optical illusions, it is quite possible to solve this problem. Here are some effective techniques you can use to make small spaces look larger:

1. Wall Colors and Patterns:

One of the most basic organizing elements of a small room is wall color. You can optimize the walls with the following techniques:

- Light Colors: Using light colors on the walls in small spaces makes the room look larger and brighter. White, light gray, pastel shades or soft neutral colors are ideal for this purpose. These colors make the walls of the room appear more recessed and wider.

- Vertical Lines: Vertical lines increase the ceiling height of the room, making it appear taller. You can achieve this effect by using vertical lines in wallpaper or paint. Vertical stripes can visually expand the size of the room by emphasizing the height of the walls.

- Vertical Panels: You can add depth to the room by dividing or covering the walls with vertical panels. Using wood paneling or other materials can enhance this effect and make the room appear larger.

2. Lighting Techniques:

Lighting is a critical factor in expanding small spaces. The following techniques make the space feel larger and more spacious through lighting:

- Natural Light: Maximize natural light to make the space feel larger and more spacious. You can let the light in by choosing light and light fabrics for curtains. This will help the room look brighter and more spacious.

- Reflective Surfaces: Use mirrors or reflective surfaces to allow light to penetrate more into every corner of the room. A large mirror or a reflective table can increase the depth of the room and make it feel bigger.

3. Furniture and Decoration:

Choosing and arranging furniture is important for expanding small spaces. The following tips optimize the use of furniture and decoration:

- Small and Minimalist Furniture: In a small space, use small and minimalist furniture instead of large, heavy furniture. For example, light-colored furniture with thin legs makes the room feel larger and more spacious. Arranging furniture parallel to the walls can also help make the room look bigger.

- Multipurpose Furniture: Use multipurpose furniture to optimize living space in a small space. For example, by using recliners or folding furniture that provides storage space, you can make the space more usable and free up space.

Using optical illusions to expand small spaces is an effective home decorating strategy. You can visually increase the size of the room with factors such as wall colors, lighting techniques and furniture arrangement. By applying the tips above, you can transform your small space into a larger and more spacious living area.

If you are thinking of applying these tips to expand your small space, it may be worthwhile to seek professional help or make a detailed planning. You can make big changes with small touches!

If you want to bring the warmth and nostalgia of old times into your home, retro style home decoration may be just for you. This style allows you to create a unique atmosphere by blending the aesthetic elements of yesteryear with the present. Here are some practical tips you can use for retro style home decoration:

1. Color Palette Selection

Colors are very important in retro style decoration. Pastel tones, vibrant colors such as turquoise, orange, red and yellow are characteristic features of retro style. By keeping your walls simple, you can make room for bold colors in furniture and accessories.

2. Furniture and Accessory Selection

Retro style furniture usually has rounded lines and prefers wooden materials. You can add character to your room with vintage chairs, patterned armchairs or a nostalgic table. As accessories, you can use details such as old-style gramophones, retro clocks, vinyl records or colored glass objects.

3. Patterns and Textures

Patterns are very important in retro style. Geometric patterns, floral patterns or abstract patterns are often used. You can add a retro atmosphere to the environment by choosing these patterns on wallpapers, curtains or cushions.

4. Lighting

Lighting is also an important element of retro style. Colored glass chandeliers, pendant lamps or lampshades with different geometric shapes are elements that support retro style. Creating a dim and soft light environment will also be in the spirit of this style.

5. Move Away from Minimalism

Retro style usually consists of intense and striking details. Unlike the minimalist style, you can add character by using more accessories and decorative elements. However, remember to create balanced and harmonious combinations to avoid clutter.

6. Add Personal Touches

Finally, to personalize the retro style in your home, consider adding objects that reflect your own tastes and memories. A vintage camera, an old radio or a grandmotherly rug can add a unique touch to your home.

Retro home decor is a style that brings the spirit of the past to the present and creates a nostalgic atmosphere, making your home warm and inviting. Using the tips above, you can apply this unique style in your home and create an original living space.

If you are thinking of decorating your home in retro style, these tips may inspire you. Don't forget to create your own style by blending retro style with modern touches! 

Today, the desire to live in touch with nature is increasing day by day. Those who want to get away from the cold and gloomy atmosphere of concrete structures are turning to wooden houses. Wooden houses stand out with both aesthetic and environmentally friendly structures. So, how much does a 100m² wooden house cost? As Baneva Wooden Structures, we would like to give a detailed answer to this question.

What Does the Cost of a Wooden House Cover?

There are many factors that affect the cost when building a wooden house. We can list these factors as follows:

Wood Material Type: The type of wood used in the construction of the wooden house directly affects the cost. For example, domestic wood species such as pine and spruce can be more economical, while exotic wood species with high durability such as oak or mahogany can increase the cost.

Labour: The construction of wooden houses requires more expertise than other building types. Therefore, labour costs constitute a significant portion of the total cost. As Baneva Wooden Structures, we carefully handle every detail with our experienced craftsmen.

Foundation and Ground Works: It is critical for the wooden house to sit on solid foundations for its long life. The materials and labour to be used at this stage affect the total cost.

Interior and Exterior Design: Interior and exterior decoration of the house, insulation materials to be used, door and window choices are also important items to be considered in the cost calculation.

Average Cost of 100m² Wooden House

In the wooden house projects we offer as Baneva Wooden Structures, the cost of a 100m² house varies depending on various factors, but on average it is in the following ranges:

Materials and Labour: The average cost for the materials and labour used in the construction of a 100m² wooden house varies between 0.000.000 TL and 0.000.000 TL.

Additional Costs: Additional costs such as renovations, permits, land preparation should also be taken into consideration. Such costs can vary between 000,000 TL and 000,000 TL depending on the project details.

Advantages of Wooden House

The cost of wooden houses may initially seem high for many people. However, considering the advantages it offers in the long term, wooden houses stand out as a very logical investment. Wood reduces energy costs with its natural insulation feature, does not harm nature with its environmentally friendly structure and offers a healthy living environment.