The SeverStroyLes company offers clients the construction of a guest house on favorable conditions. Buildings of this type have a number of characteristics in their characteristics that make them something between a private household and a hotel. Thanks to own production and well-thought-out logistics, we offer prices slightly lower than our competitors. You can order not only standard models; if necessary, the company’s employees are ready to work with clients on an individual basis.
Projects and prices for the construction of guest houses
When choosing projects and prices for the construction of guest houses, everyone can be convinced of their low cost. To do this, just compare products with similar offers from our competitors. On the company’s website you will find both relatively inexpensive projects and large two-story buildings that are more suitable for accommodating guests. Buildings can be equipped various elements designs - balcony, veranda, terrace and many others. We are confident that you will be able to choose a model that will fully suit your taste and financial capabilities. In cooperation with us you will receive:
- environmentally friendly building materials given by nature itself from the depths of the northern forests;
- construction of a guest house with a bathhouse is carried out in a minimum period of time at any time of the year;
- Possibility of ordering construction of various areas according to your individual project.
Our company has everything necessary to carry out the construction of turnkey guest houses within the stated time frame, and with high quality. We employ true professionals in their field who, thanks to many years of experience, know almost everything about wood. By concluding a contract, you don’t have to worry about anything, and our workers will do the rest. They will prepare the foundation, bring the house kit to the site and lay down the frame, wait for it to settle, and carry out external and internal finishing. Afterwards all you have to do is get the key to new construction- call!
Hotels and campsites built in the form of low-rise buildings of increased comfort, or also called guest houses, are a novelty for us, but the most beautiful architectural solutions and the projects force us to take a closer look at new buildings, to wonder how and from what such a miracle is built. Two-thirds of guest house buildings are made of laminated veneer lumber; the cost is approximately half that of a similar building made of brick or foam concrete.
What is the secret to the success of the guest house idea?
Guest class buildings are new form hotel rooms. Instead of rooms in a stone box of a classic device management company A comfortable house is offered for temporary residence. Any guest house project made of laminated veneer lumber is focused on three main components:
- Security maximum comfort staying indoors;
- Attractive appearance buildings;
- Privacy in the guest house.
Important! The last factor is often of decisive importance for guests. Therefore, guest house designs are almost always focused on creating and maintaining a virtual personal space.
Inside the house there is always a well-thought-out and planned environment that provides household needs without the need to involve service personnel or owners.
In these conditions, laminated veneer lumber guest house projects receive a tangible advantage. The material is very beautiful in any design, there is always a spirit in the room natural wood, and good machinability wooden material allows you to build a guest house of the most complex design.
The most interesting guest house projects
Mini cottages and small houses for temporary residence they are used not only travel companies, many private houses have a garden or suburban area a guest house built by the owners according to their own design.
Among the many different styles of decorating a house made of laminated veneer lumber, a few can be highlighted:
- Scandinavian style building;
- Imitation of a cottage on the sea coast;
- Mountain and forest houses.
Important! Most guest house projects are aimed at creating a certain emotional background from staying or living in a room made of laminated veneer lumber.
Scandinavian houses
It is not surprising that initially the guest houses were almost entirely made of timber, imitating Finnish and Norwegian houses"metsästysmaja" for fishermen and hunters. Such buildings did not differ in special design, therefore Scandinavian style The guest house is restrained in colors and design, but is always built only from laminated veneer lumber.
Most often, such a house is built according to classical technology, with a central entrance and veranda. Roofs are designed only in gable form, with reinforced rafters and wind slats, which gives the guest house a heavy, massive appearance.
Such buildings made of laminated veneer lumber have proven themselves well in numerous winter resorts, as they are oriented primarily towards severe winds and cold. Despite its discreet appearance, laminated veneer lumber provides excellent thermal insulation and high comfort. For the most part, the projects of such guest houses include living space at least 40 m2, which is comparable in comfort to an average hotel room.
For areas with big amount precipitation in the form of rain and snow, the design of a classic Estonian house made of laminated veneer lumber is most often chosen.
The Scandinavian style of the guest house is copied by almost all manufacturers finished houses made of laminated veneer lumber, even if the building is not, in fact, a guest building.
Cottage style guest houses
The most beautiful and open guest houses are in the form of a cottage. Most often this is a two-story structure made of laminated veneer lumber with huge windows and terraces.
The presence of a platform or terrace today is a mandatory attribute for guest houses designed for hot climate or long rest Outdoors.
In addition to the cottage, for summer holiday They use “hoko” projects in the form of massive cubic buildings with a window covering the entire wall. Guest houses in such designs are very suitable for mountainous and hilly areas. Similar projects popular for private country houses, since construction according to a simplified scheme allows you to use the guest house at the same time as a gazebo.
A building made of laminated veneer lumber can easily be turned even into a fishing or forest house, or a summer house for periodic trips to nature.
Often a guest house is built from lumber material according to the same projects and patterns as the main residential building. In this case, the guest building is practically indistinguishable from an ordinary dacha.
House made of laminated veneer lumber with a built-in sauna
Separately, it is necessary to recall guest complexes, in which, in addition to living quarters, there is a steam room and a billiard room under one roof. The use of laminated veneer lumber allows you to reduce the cost of construction and at the same time give the building a very attractive appearance. This category of houses made of laminated veneer lumber is gaining immense popularity as an alternative regular bath. Why build just one bathhouse, if in one guest house project you can combine several recreational facilities at once.
Such projects can be called guest houses of a new generation, in which there is all the infrastructure of a small hotel designed for a company of several people.
Owners of country houses and summer cottages usually build a number of auxiliary buildings on the site, designed to effectively organize space and increase living comfort. Recently it has become popular to order Not big house for guests. Such a building immediately reveals a hospitable owner who is happy to invite guests to stay for a day or two.
Our company is engaged in the construction of turnkey wooden guest houses. All our buildings are built using quality timber and eurolining chamber drying(class B) and other modern building materials. Thanks to this approach it is ensured fast construction comfortable buildings with good heat and sound insulation, high stability and reliability.
The DachaMaster catalog contains a variety of guest house projects for a dacha for a private home. The choice of layout and design depends on the purpose. For example, if a family is building a large house, it is important for this period to install a small house on the site, which will subsequently be used to accommodate guests. Projects of two-story guest houses combined with a bathhouse are very popular - they can be used to organize a summer vacation. The catalog includes simple one-room houses and two-story mini-cottages with a kitchen, bathroom and attic. Our team is capable of implementing any project, including an individual one, taking into account the needs, views and budget of the customer.
Buying a guest house at DachaMaster is very convenient!
Our company offers Better conditions in the region, as well as reasonable prices for the construction of wooden houses. We differ from competitors:
. transparent pricing. You will not encounter hidden markups, inflated costs and increased prices during the construction process;
Responsible approach. An agreement will be concluded with you, which specifies the cost, working conditions, and responsibilities of the parties. Our clients are protected from failure to fulfill obligations and missed deadlines;
Convenient payment. You pay money for the guest house only after it is built and you are satisfied with the implementation;
Wide possibilities. We have the most big choice projects, and it is also possible to produce individual drawings. We can assemble and install the house anywhere on your site. The construction period for an average small house is 1 day.
More and more people are leaving cities, preferring to settle away from noisy highways and ever-smoking factories. The opportunity to live in an ecologically clean area is available to everyone if you know from which side to approach the issue. One of the most good decisions is the construction of a guest house on own plot. This will allow you to get additional living space for renting out or receiving guests and relatives. Building a guest house with your own hands is not that difficult, and in this article we will tell you how to do it.
Construction of a guest house – optimal solution for those who often receive guests, has big family or intends to start renting out housing. There is an opinion that maintaining such a structure is impractical and takes too much money and effort, but only those who do not know how to properly plan construction say this. If you approach the choice of project rationally and select the right materials, you can reduce the costs of a new building to a minimum.
Proper planning will make it possible to locate the building on the site in such a way as to minimize the length of communications or completely abandon the laying of the pipeline. As for heating, a fireplace or stove is enough for a small one-story guest house. If you place a house near a bathhouse or the main building, then you can transfer some technical functions to it, for example, make a boiler room there. In the event of an emergency, a boiler operating on different types fuel will become backup source energy for the entire area.
If you plan to rent out the house only in summer time and you don’t use it in winter, you don’t have to install heating at all, thereby saving a significant amount. The building can also be used as summer kitchen. The great thing is that there are no strict rules for using such structures - you can do whatever you want with them. Geometry, dimensions, cladding, design - all this is limited only by your imagination and financial capabilities. The video below shows a cozy guest house with a gazebo-veranda.
However, the design of the guest house should be in harmony with the exterior main building and fit into the existing landscape. Its area can be quite modest, for example, 40-50 m², but in this case you should select suitable furniture and interior items. Fortunately, today there is a large selection of ergonomic compact furniture specifically for such cases. IN small bedroom you can install a single or double bed, which “hides” in the wall or turns into a comfortable sofa.
Instead of a spacious bath, you can install a modern shower stall. The kitchen can also be planned in accordance with the square footage and the set can be made according to individual drawing. A small kitchen is not a death sentence, but a great opportunity to realize creative ideas and practice design art.
If you still don’t have a bathhouse on your property, it might be wise to build a guest house with a bathhouse, combining business with pleasure. This will not only save building materials, but will make the rest of the residents of the house more pleasant and comfortable. You can also add a garage for one or more cars to the guest house, make a small veranda for evening gatherings, or install a children's swing.
Any owner wants to save as much as possible, and this is not prohibited at all, but you just need to understand what you can save on and what it is better to invest in fully. So, to build a guest house, you can use materials that are not very expensive, but allow the house to “breathe” and retain heat well. Special attention You should pay attention to the exterior decoration, especially if you plan to rent out your home - the house should attract guests with its neatness and beauty.
The design of a guest house should take into account not only its geometry and square footage, but also show the final result right down to the furniture placed in the rooms. This is not easy to do, especially without the appropriate skills, so it makes sense to entrust the design to specialists. This is one of those cases when it is not worth saving - the costs of construction and future maintenance of the building depend on a correctly drawn up drawing.
Construction technology
If you have a guest house project, then understanding the construction technology is as easy as pie. Many self-taught craftsmen manage to build beautiful and quality houses, only after studying the theory on forums and websites.
Guest house foundation
So, first of all, you need to stock up on building materials. Since every home starts with a foundation, you will need a lot of sand, crushed stone and cement. Of course, for a small house you can make a base on screw piles, which is very common lately. But if you want to do the work yourself and save as much as possible, you can pour a strip, monolithic or columnar foundation. In our case, instead of pillars, it was decided to use concrete blocks.
Helpful advice: You need to choose the highest quality concrete blocks, since the reliability and durability of the entire structure depends on this. When choosing, pay attention to the degree of limiting load of the product, their frost resistance, size, as well as the presence of granite crushed stone in the composition (blocks with crushed stone are stronger).
How to make a base for a guest house:
- Make markings on the ground along the entire perimeter of the future building.
- Remove the topsoil (turf). Depending on the characteristics of the soil, its thickness can vary from 15 to 30 cm.
- Level the bottom of the resulting pit and compact it thoroughly.
- Place pegs around the perimeter and stretch a rope between them.
- Make small indentations for the support blocks about 30 cm deep (can be from 15 cm to 30 cm depending on the unevenness of the landscape). It is important that all blocks are located on the same level. To check this, place a long strip on the adjacent blocks, and a building level on it.
- Place a drainage cushion made of a mixture of sand and gravel at the bottom of each hole - it will drain water from the concrete, preventing it from collapsing. The thickness of the pillow should be at least 10 cm (depending on the depth of the hole). When you make the mounds, pour water on them and compact them thoroughly.
- Next, it is necessary to make support platforms on the drainage pads, which will increase bearing capacity soil and will evenly distribute the load from the building. To do this, prepare cement-sand mortar and fill it with single-layer reinforcement with reinforcement or road mesh.
Guest house frame
To make a frame, a thick pine beam with a cross-section of at least 150x100 mm is best suited. Before use, be sure to treat it with an antiseptic, otherwise it will begin to rot very quickly. When purchasing any lumber, pay attention to the degree of humidity - it should not exceed 18%, otherwise the structure will be deformed after assembly.
Use thick timber to make the bottom frame of the house, the task of which is to fix the entire frame of the house to the foundation. It also serves as a support for the floor and walls. Attach the beams so that the size of the frame is 5-7 cm smaller than the foundation - the ebb and flow will then be installed in this place and the outer cladding of the building will be attached. To fix the elements, use self-tapping screws and wood glue-sealant. To increase the rigidity of the strapping, it is recommended to connect the bars “in a quarter”.
Helpful advice: There will be gaps between the lower beams and the foundation pillars - fill them with polystyrene foam padding, and then treat everything with an antiseptic.
Attach logs made of pine beams with a cross-section of 120x100 mm to the bottom frame of the house using the “quarter” method, strengthening the fixation with glue and self-tapping screws. To make the base for the floor, glue bars approximately 3-4 cm thick to the bottom of the sides of the joists. Then lay the edged board on these bars without attaching it in any way - this will be the subfloor.
Guest house walls
After laying the joists and subfloor, you can begin building the walls. For this, inexpensive pine timber was also used, but with a smaller cross-section - 100x50 mm. Since in our case the house is one-story, the power of such beams will be quite enough to withstand all the insulating layers, sheathing and the weight of the roof.
How to make a guest house from timber:
Roof of the guest house
To build a roof, you need to correctly calculate rafter system– find out the distance between the rafters, their required power, etc. All these indicators depend on many factors: wind load in your region, slope angle, roofing material, etc. You will find more information on this topic in the article.
Features of the construction of the roof of the guest house:
All that's left to do is put it down finishing coat. The installation technology depends on the selected material.
Insulation and finishing
Walls also require reliable insulation from wind, dampness and cold. To do this, they need to be covered with windproofing film, insulation and vapor barrier laid. In principle, this process is very similar to the work with the roof described above, so no questions should arise. Doors and windows should be installed before sheathing and insulation.
Helpful Hint: To minimize moisture ingress, attach the paneling horizontally.
After cladding, all that remains is to install drainage system and lighting. As for interior work, then for insulation the same mineral wool(universal insulation), and it can be used for walls, ceilings and floors.
Since we only have rough flooring on the floor so far, we need to lay a waterproofing film on it, and only then lay the insulation tightly between the joists. As a cheap alternative to mineral wool, you can fill in expanded clay - it is also quite a decent insulation material. On top of the joists you can attach a finished plank floor or a plywood base for carpet, laminate or tile.
The construction of guest houses is becoming more and more popular every year, but the services of developers are sometimes unreasonably expensive. As you can see, there is nothing complicated in this work, so you can easily handle it on your own. The house described in this article can actually be built in less than a month.
How to save money
Finally, we suggest you familiarize yourself with a couple useful tips. They will help you save on building a house and reduce the cost of maintaining it in the future.
How to save money on a guest house:
- Insulate the walls from the outside - this is the most effective way.
- Install quality windows, since more than 50% of the heat escapes through cracks in frames and openings.
- Use only energy-saving light bulbs. Although they are more expensive, they quickly pay for themselves, saving energy up to 80%.
- Be sure to set counters for all consumed resources.
- If possible, use alternative sources energy, for example solar panels or wind turbines.
- Install energy-efficient modern appliances of class A+ or A++.
Guest house: photo
Forum member Demoncheg and his wife have long dreamed of getting out of the dusty city and settling near a river and forest so that their child, and they themselves, could breathe clean air. The family settled on the golden mean: the plot they liked was located 100 km from the city - not too far, but not so close either. They were captivated by the beauty of the spruce forest, which is located not far from their future place of residence. There they decided to purchase 10 acres of land. Initially, the family wanted to buy a ready-made 6x2.3 m change house, but they had to abandon this idea, since the desired quality did not correspond to the asking price. Therefore, it was decided to build a guest house with our own hands. Drawings of the future house 6x3 m were independently developed and an estimate was drawn up. They built the house in 15 days, the costs according to the estimate amounted to 120 thousand rubles.
Advice: Before starting construction of the foundation, it is necessary to select high-quality concrete blocks, since the strength of the future building will depend on them. When choosing blocks, you need to pay attention to the following characteristics: boundary load, frost resistance of the blocks, presence crushed granite and block sizes.
First, we marked the soil using metal pegs, rope and a construction meter, that is, we outlined the boundaries of the future building and foundation.
Note: During marking, it is necessary to take into account that the width of the foundation should a priori be greater than the width of the wall.
After completing the work on marking the territory, we began to prepare the soil for the construction of the foundation. For columnar foundation It is necessary to make holes in the ground for supports. Their depth should be approximately 1.5-3 cm, this depends on the unevenness of the area. That is, the recesses must be made so that after installing the blocks, their level matches.
You should definitely make cushions in the holes: pour sand and gravel at a level of 10-15 cm, fill with water and compact thoroughly. Next, the support platforms were installed and the blocks were placed.
Note: Support platforms make it possible to increase the load-bearing capacity of the soil, and accordingly, a large weight of the structure is possible. Not recommended for use as a support paving slabs because of its fragility. Most reliable option– fill the support platform with reinforcement in one row with road mesh or reinforcement.
Bottom frame frame
We made the bottom trim from 150x100 mm timber. The bottom trim is the first layer of timber; it is necessary to fix the future structure on the foundation. Also, the strapping acts as a reference point for the walls and floor.
Advice: Traditionally, the bottom trim is made of wood coniferous species. The builder can choose from a timber, a board or a bunch of boards and a log. If a bunch of boards is used, then it should be secured with screws or nails of different lengths and in a checkerboard pattern.
The size of the bottom trim should be 5-7 cm smaller than the foundation in order to install the ebb and make external cladding Houses. We laid out the prepared timber with the quarters cut out on the foundation, checked the dimensions, compared the diagonals and the horizontal level. You can assemble the harness using self-tapping screws or wood glue-sealant.
Advice: In order for the connection of the lower trim to be sufficiently strong and rigid, it is recommended to make it in a “quarter”
The gaps between the lower beams and the foundation were sealed using a gasket made of polystyrene foam. As expected, the entire timber was treated with Senezh antiseptic.
At first it was planned to build the building according to the “platform” principle, but during the construction process they decided to build it according to a different principle.
We attached the logs made of antiseptic timber “in a quarter” to the bottom trim with self-tapping screws and glue-sealant. We also made the basis for the future floor: along the lower edge of the floor joists, bars were attached, on which a subfloor made of edged boards. The entire structure must be antecepted.
Wall installation
After the logs were laid, we began installing the walls. The distance was made a multiple of the insulation; the material chosen was 100x50 mm timber. The assembly of the house frame proceeded as follows. At the corners of the frame building and between them, load-bearing frame posts were installed, which were aligned and secured with temporary jibs from the outside.
Installed top harness on frame racks. Here you need to carefully check the horizontal and vertical load-bearing structure frame mini-house. Now you can install the remaining wall posts, focusing on the distance of the floor joists. Secure the entire structure with corners and screws.
Advice: Fastening with nails is cheaper, but it is unreliable because the wood often cracks. It is recommended to choose metal corners and fasten them using self-tapping screws and a screwdriver.
We started installing the upper floor joists. They were laid in grooves in the same way as the floor joists, the only difference being that the floor joists were longer. This is provided in order to later attach the roof rafters. We strengthened the frame posts with jibs.
At this stage, construction was suspended for 10 days due to the drilling of a well. Upon completion of the work, construction continued.
Roof installation
After a short break we moved on to installing the roof. First they made the overlap. It is important to lay the timber strictly on the wall posts frame house to ensure structural strength. The ceiling is laid with an extension from outer wall more than 40 cm - this will protect the walls of the mini-house from rain.
Six farms were assembled right on the ground. The trusses were built from the same timber from which they were made, and were guided by standard size metal tiles. The trusses were fastened with metal plates.
Advice: To add rigidity to the structure, it is recommended to additionally secure the rafters with metal plates. You can purchase them or make them yourself from a sheet of galvanized iron using a jigsaw.
After installing the farm, we moved on to roofing work: waterproofing and lathing. They laid over the entire roof area waterproofing material, fixed with bars. These bars are assigned several tasks: to maintain waterproofing, to create a ventilation gap and serve as a basis for the counter-lattice.
The sheathing must be done staggered to avoid tears roofing material in case of shrinkage and warping of lumber. To create a cornice, the lathing should be laid with an extension of 30-40 cm. Next, a counter-lattice was installed for laying the metal tiles.
It was time to lay the metal tiles, and here we encountered some difficulties. The installation of metal tiles should begin by placing the first sheet in the lower corner of the rectangular slope directly onto the sheathing and fastening it with a self-tapping screw.
Note: It is important to remember that metal tiles should be laid parallel to the eaves.
When installing the next sheet, you need to pay attention to the line that the edges form. It must be perfectly level, otherwise there is a possibility that the structure will collapse. All other sheets are attached in the same way. And finally, we sewed up the gables with sheet moisture-resistant material.
Do-it-yourself cladding of frame walls and exterior finishing of a frame house
First, the walls were covered with windproofing film from IZOVEK, after which we moved on to covering the back wall.
It was decided to cover the facade of the frame house with imitation timber measuring 185x21x6 mm. We made this choice because the material imitating timber has a number of advantages:
- Does not deform;
- Does not change its appearance over time;
- Does not rot or wood fungus;
- Easy to install.
To minimize the ingress of moisture, the lining panels were fastened in a horizontal plane.
Installed pre-purchased chinese doors and plastic windows.
Painted the walls of the house with Dufatexaqua antiseptic white. The impregnation was applied in two layers, trying to ensure that the wood texture remained visible.
We made trims for the windows, painted the corners and trims in dark color PinatexUltra paint in rosewood color.
Finally, we installed the drainage system and screwed in the lanterns.
Interior decoration of the house
First of all, we insulated the walls with Rockwool 100 mm thick, made a vapor barrier on top, lathed and sheathed the walls PVC panels. The panels were fastened with a stapler, we also built a sheathing on the ceiling and installed corners. To begin with, we covered only one wall to connect electricity, and then all the others.
The next stage of finishing is laying the floor. They did it on the same principle as the walls. From the very beginning it was planned to insulate the floor with 50mm thick material, but during the process it was decided that this would not be enough. Since the floor joists were already lying down, we decided to get out of the situation in the following way. We wove a web from synthetic twine, laid windproofing, laid 100 ml of insulation on top, and at the end - vapor barrier and plywood.
The doors were installed and linoleum was laid. The kitchen was also covered with panels, shelves were assembled and coffee table. We can assume that we have successfully completed the task of how to build a guest house with our own hands.
Installation
It was also planned to install 90 meters of a two-meter fence made of corrugated board. Ordered next material: for the pillars a six-meter profile 60x60, it was cut into 2 parts, for the veins we used a 40x20 profile, for gates and wickets 3.5 m in size 80x80. We sanded the iron and painted it with Hammerite metal paint. They decided to drive in the pillars because the soil was clay. They were hammered with a sledgehammer from a stepladder to a depth of approximately 1-1.2 m, the tops were cut off. Before driving in, they dug holes the depth of a spade bayonet, then filled them with crushed stone. The posts were completely driven in on both sides of the site.
