Which type of house are there in heavy rain places
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Durban high rainfall (1000mm / year) mostly in summer, The traditional building method here is imperial brick or CMU, with varied roof types from flat to steep. These include concrete slabs, metal sheeting, concrete roof tiles & thatch. Prefab buildings are not common practice here.
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Durban high rainfall (1000mm / year) mostly in summer, The traditional building method here is imperial brick or CMU, with varied roof types from flat to steep. These include concrete slabs, metal sheeting, concrete roof tiles & thatch. Prefab buildings are not common practice here.
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For the most part, houses in such regions are based on elevated foundations. Bringing the foundations up in wet/flooding climatic zones is perfect as it likewise finds cooling breezes under the house. Wet sealing or dry-sealing opposes water damage.
Another strategy for building houses in territories of heavy rainfall is utilizing steeply slanting rooftops. The steeply inclining rooftop will enable the water to keep running off and maintain a strategic distance from it gathering on the rooftop, adding undesirable weight to the rooftop, and harming the common setting of the concrete/RCC.
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