Reviews
I bought it because I was interested in wood houses and small furniture. I want to read it and get a lot of help.
A term that doesn't translate properly, and has a foreign book that is almost as literal as it is unintelligible. The subject needs consistent terms, understandable explanations, and so on, but the early part is more and more unintuitive. It's weird that the second edition came out.
Personal evaluations are about one or two of the actual needs in the field. For example, window-timers explain the type of windows in detail, and there are not many lines of actual window-masking that are in reverse steps with the chimpane and Didimfam. I'm referring to this because my country has a very poor wood-home book, and other books, apart from the best books, seem to be less useful than this, so you can think of the concept of getting the best book as a bishop's reference. The
Personal evaluations are about one or two of the actual needs in the field. For example, windowplayers are kind of detailed and practical, but at least in our country, we're really worried about the wood-and-tap books, which are so bad that other books, apart from the best books, seem to be less useful than this, that you need to consult them, and I'm going to use the best book as a bishop's reference book. The understanding of the framework was really helpful as a standard form of your book,
Gang San-taek: Wooden Houses: A to Z Follow-along
For decades experts who have been building wooden houses across the country, covering construction sites from one wooden house to ten, have put into more than 16 chapters of the actual building site. The book begins the training stage with the quality of wood, the structure of the wood, and the construction section, not only the mains, the walls, the stairs, the windows and doors, the outer wall and doors and the seal, but also the finished equipment and ventilation, the heat, the cadmium, the insulation, and even the 3D construction.
Korean title: 목조주택 하나부터 열까지 따라하기
Korean author: 강산택
Korean publisher: 상상나무
ISBN-13: 9788993484991
Reviews
I bought it because I was interested in wood houses and small furniture. I want to read it and get a lot of help.
A term that doesn't translate properly, and has a foreign book that is almost as literal as it is unintelligible. The subject needs consistent terms, understandable explanations, and so on, but the early part is more and more unintuitive. It's weird that the second edition came out.
Personal evaluations are about one or two of the actual needs in the field. For example, window-timers explain the type of windows in detail, and there are not many lines of actual window-masking that are in reverse steps with the chimpane and Didimfam. I'm referring to this because my country has a very poor wood-home book, and other books, apart from the best books, seem to be less useful than this, so you can think of the concept of getting the best book as a bishop's reference. The
Personal evaluations are about one or two of the actual needs in the field. For example, windowplayers are kind of detailed and practical, but at least in our country, we're really worried about the wood-and-tap books, which are so bad that other books, apart from the best books, seem to be less useful than this, that you need to consult them, and I'm going to use the best book as a bishop's reference book. The understanding of the framework was really helpful as a standard form of your book,
