The mistakes of self-built houses in rural areas, friends who are ready to build houses must take warning!
Comparison of the economic advantages of self-built houses in rural areas and urban real estate**.
Compared with urban commercial housing, self-built housing in rural areas is undoubtedly a more economical choice. Taking our county as an example, the current commercial housing is more than 5,000 yuan per square meter, and the total decoration cost of a 100-square-meter house can reach more than 600,000 yuan. In contrast, the self-built houses in rural areas are about 550 yuan per square meter, and the total cost of decoration is only about 300,000 yuan. It can be said that self-built houses in rural areas are much cheaper than houses in cities. However, there are also some problems with self-built houses in rural areas, such as the inconvenience of rural children to go to school, which is one of the reasons why many people choose to buy houses in the city.
Errors found in self-built houses and their analysis 1Lack of design for structural pillars and ring beams.
When my family was building a house, due to limited funds, I chose to install structural columns and ring beams instead of red brick walls. In our place, the ** of a structural column is about 600 yuan, plus the ring beam can save more than 20,000 yuan, and a three-story house can save about 60,000 yuan. However, most of the houses built today are designed with structural columns and ring beams, as they provide better structural security. I now regret that I didn't choose the structural columns and ring beams in the first place.
When building the house, I chose prefabricated floor slabs instead of cast-in-place floor slabs. The cost of formwork for cast-in-place floor slabs is at least $100 or more per square meter, and with the cost of rebar and commercial concrete, the cost of one floor is at least $30,000 or more. Prefabricated floor slabs, on the other hand, are less expensive, costing less than $10,000 to complete a floor. However, it is important to note that prefabricated floor slabs may suffer from inconsistent quality and slower construction progress compared to on-site molded floor slabs.
When building the house, I only considered the lighting effect of the large windows, and did not consider the cost of installing the windows later. Now the common use of broken bridge aluminum windows, at least 400 yuan per square meter, and the cost of installing a window is more than 2,000 yuan. Especially in rural areas, to build a three-story house, it costs tens of thousands of yuan for the windows alone. In contrast, old plastic steel doors and windows that cost about 150 yuan per square meter are much cheaper. Therefore, when choosing windows, factors such as aesthetics, lighting effect and follow-up costs should be comprehensively considered to avoid unnecessary economic burden.
Generally speaking, self-built houses in rural areas have certain economic advantages over urban properties. However, in the process of self-building houses, we should also pay attention to some problems that are easy to ignore. For example, in the design stage, it is necessary to consider structural safety and select the appropriate design of structural columns and ring beamsWhen choosing a floor slab, consider the advantages and disadvantages of prefabricated floor slabs and cast-in-place floor slabs;When choosing windows, it is necessary to consider the lighting effect and the later cost. These mistakes are a valuable experience for anyone preparing to build a home.
Personally, through this experience, I am also deeply aware of the complexity of self-built houses and the factors that must be taken into account. Not only do we have to choose the right materials and designs within the scope of our financial capabilities, but we also have to pay attention to the quality and safety of the building. With the development of society, people's requirements for housing continue to increase, and rural self-built houses should pay more and more attention to quality and scientific design to ensure that residents live comfortably and the living environment is safe.
Therefore, people who are ready to build a house must be cautious when choosing the construction process, not only considering the economic reality, but also the safety of the house structure and the cost of later maintenance. Although financial pressures can sometimes limit our options, as long as we strike a balance between trying to meet needs and controlling costs reasonably, we believe that every family can build a home that they are satisfied with.