Construction information for the terraced houses

The houses are constructed using lightweight blocks and hollow-core concrete panels. As a unified whole, the stone structure’s monolithicity, thermal mass, and insulation prevent thermal bridges. This ensures the airtightness, heat retention, soundproofing, and fire resistance expected of a low-energy home, maintaining a stable indoor temperature. The result is a comfortable, warm home for decades to come, with consistently low utility costs.

  • Structures

    Structures

    • Foundation – slab foundation; concrete slab in the storage.
    • External walls – lightweight blocks with a minimum of 200 mm insulation.
    • Internal walls between apartments – lightweight blocks.
    • Internal walls within apartments – gypsum board on steel framing; load-bearing walls are made of lightweight blocks.
    • Intermediate ceilings – hollow-core panels with sound insulation and a concrete topping slab.
    • Roof – timber trusses with a minimum of 400 mm insulation; PVC roofing.
    • Windows – triple-glazed plastic profile windows.
    • Doors – solid wood exterior and interior doors.
    • Facade – timber combined with metal sheeting.
    • Terrace – pressure-treated brown terrace boarding.
    • Fencing – yard areas are separated by unit-specific welded wire mesh fencing.
  • Communications

    Communications

    • Heating – air-to-water heat pump with room-specific adjustable water-based underfloor heating; storage room without heating.
    • Ventilation – apartment-specific forced ventilation with heat recovery.
    • Water and sewage – central domestic water and sewerage.
    • Electricity – property connection 63 A; electrical installation according to the floor plan.
    • Solar panels – on the roof for electricity generation.
    • Electric car charging infrastructure – readiness; cable protection pipe between the parking space and the main switchboard.
    • Low-voltage systems - low-voltage installation according to the floor plan.
    • Telecommunications and cable television – operator-neutral internet network; fiber optic cable entry into the building.
    • Meters – remotely readable water and electricity meters.
    • The calculated energy class of the building is A.
  • Interior finishing

    Interior finishing

    Kangru Kodu does not have the customary interior finishing packages predetermined by the developer. We have curated a high-quality selection from the interior finishing materials offered on the market, but within this selection, you have the freedom to choose the most suitable materials and combine them as you wish.

    • Parquet flooring is used in the living areas and the hallway.
    • Ceramic tile is used in the shower rooms, and is also available in the hallway for an extra fee. Shower rooms feature fully tiled floors and walls.
    • Technical room and storage floor – concrete, treated with a dust-proofing coating.
    • Sauna – for an additional fee; located in the first floor shower room, or available on the terrace.