Осина в бане: лучше или хуже липы и сосны? Плюсы и минусы

Audio version of the article https://parilochka.com/banya/osina about the use of aspen wood in the construction and decoration of baths and saunas. The construction of walls and cladding, the use of logs, timber and lining, as well as a shelf (planken) are considered. Links from the article: Aspen or linden, which is better https://parilochka.com/banya/vagonka-... Pine in the bath: https://parilochka.com/banya/sosna Log processing: https://parilochka.com/banya/brevno Timber processing: https://parilochka.com/banya/obrabotk... Section on ventilation: https://parilochka.com/ventilyatsiya-... Wood bleaching: https://parilochka.com/banya/obrabotk... Abash in the bath: https://parilochka.com/banya/abash Aspen bath: is it better than alder and pine, pros and cons of pine logs and clapboards Aspen is a traditional material for the construction and decoration of baths. However, this type of wood should be reconsidered and analyzed, since everything new is well forgotten old. The video review provides detailed information that allows you to get answers to many questions that arise when choosing building and lumber for a bathhouse. The most complete information about aspen bathhouses allows you to decide whether this option is right for you. The video is an audio version of an article dedicated to log cabins and lining for aspen bathhouses, photos of which are presented in the text. A visual assessment of buildings and products allows you to form your own opinion about an aspen bathhouse, reviews can also help. To understand what material you are dealing with, you should compare the available options. The dilemma between aspen and linden is popular. The video discusses two less common pairs of wood species and questions related to the selection process: A bathhouse made of pine or aspen, which is better? Alder or aspen for a bathhouse, which is better? It is important to know that in each case there will be no clear answer, since everything depends on the quality of the wood. Another question that often arises among lovers of bath procedures is the service life of an aspen bath. There is also no specific information here, since everything depends on the quality of the raw materials (timber/logs) and the operating conditions, the term of which can be either increased or decreased. But on the Internet there is some quantitative data, builders give a term of 20 years. A structure made of correctly selected material will stand for 50 years. Thus, the inherent advantages of an aspen bath include durability. But do not forget that any solution has its drawbacks, and an aspen bath is no exception, the disadvantages of which in certain cases "outweigh" the advantages. Round logs and rectangular/square beams in cross-section are used as materials for the construction of an aspen bath. A bath made of aspen beams and logs require separate analysis, since despite the similarity of the wood species, there are some differences. It is also possible to note the general advantages and disadvantages of aspen baths, regardless of the form of the building material. Aspen has less (in comparison with other types of wood) resistance to fungus, requires the procedure of drying the material for construction - these are the main disadvantages. The advantages are the absence of resin emission, as well as slightly better characteristics and a slightly lower cost than linden, which is so popular for baths. Thus, before choosing an aspen bathhouse, the pros and cons need to be analyzed. It will not be superfluous to get acquainted with the opinions of those who already use aspen logs for a bathhouse, reviews vary. Photos of aspen bathhouses demonstrate some of the advantages of such buildings. In addition to logs, manufacturers produce lining for a bathhouse, aspen is actively used for the manufacture of this type of lumber. Aspen lining for a bathhouse is an excellent solution for a steam room, in other rooms it is possible to use other types of wood. In addition to using aspen as a building and finishing material, it is also used in the manufacture of bath furniture and utensils. Aspen for bath shelves can be chosen without hesitation, since valuable wood species should not be used for non-critical structures.