GLULAM TIMBER

PROJECT "CHALET 188"

BEDROOMS: 2-3

SIZE: 9 x 12

AREA: 188 sq. m

Glulam timber cottage «Chalet 188»

Bay window, terrace, space zoning: all the homeowner's dreams in one project

Morning. With a soft rustle the automatic curtains slide open, and the master bedroom on the second floor of the eco cottage in Swiss style fills with soft light from the large panoramic windows.

Through a spacious walk-in closet, the path leads to the hall with a door to a private bathroom and to a sturdy wooden staircase.

A few steps down, and you are in the kitchen-living room with a bay window of three huge windows, in which a soft seating corner or a table for six to eight easily fits. Nearby is the built-in kitchen. There’s plenty of space, room to set up a Christmas tree or dance.

A few more steps, and you’re on the huge covered terrace with massive garden furniture and wide steps down to the garden, the pool or the flower garden.

…This is only part of the layout scenarios from the authors of the Chalet 188 project by KOLEO construction company. A sturdy glulam timber cottage we will build on your plot in just a few months, for building sites in Ukraine: we have the team, the machinery, and we manufacture the wall timber at our own production facility. For clients abroad, KOLEO supplies the glulam house kit for self-build or construction by a local contractor; get in touch for details.

Layout solutions «Chalet 188»

A two-storey cottage in chalet style with an interior staircase and two entrance zones: a door with access to a 10 sq. m porch, and a wide terrace around the bay window. The private part of the second floor is 58 sq. m. The staircase is lit by panoramic windows.

The ground floor layout of Chalet 188 is easily adapted to the needs of a family or a hotel:

  • two options for placing the entrance door with a covered porch, on the façade or the side wall of the house; the placement of the guest bathroom and boiler room changes automatically;
  • one guest bedroom and a kitchen-living room with a 58 sq. m bay window, or an additional room and a 44 sq. m guest zone.

The architectural and structural part of the Chalet 188 project adapts to the plot configuration and setback lines, taking into account the owners’ privacy. The engineering part of the house project with standalone heating is developed after analysing the plot. The roofing materials, the profile and windows of the glazed structures, the colour of the façade and accent elements are agreed individually with the client.

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Who orders the construction of a glulam timber cottage «Chalet 188»

The energy-efficient, stylish eco cottage with panoramic glazing meets the current demands of cottage village residents and guests of upscale resorts. In a building with large windows and terraces, it’s easy to fit a restaurant, a shop, a nursery, or a company office. It’s a liquid property and a profitable investment.

KOLEO implements the Chalet 188 project in glulam timber, profiled timber, cylindrical logs. A sauna or a guest house A Frame can be added on the plot.

Full construction of a wooden cottage in Chalet style (for building sites in Ukraine)

KOLEO manufactures the wooden elements of the house at its own workshops: European quality and safety standards, millimetre precision.

Turnkey construction, from the plot analysis and foundation works to connecting the utility systems, warm installation of glazed structures, roof vapour barrier, door installation, to the interior finishing works, for building sites in Ukraine. For clients abroad, KOLEO supplies the glulam house kit for self-build or construction by a local contractor; get in touch for details.

How much does the installation of glulam timber walls cost, how long does it take to build a Chalet house in the mountains or in a club-style out-of-town village? We’ll answer all your questions, call us.

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