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    Kutcha houses are traditional rural dwellings made of inexpensive and readily available natural materials like mud, straw, wood and leaves. They are found in villages as they are cheap and easy to construct. Walls are made of a mixture of mud and straw, which helps insulate the home. Thatched roofs using dry vegetation like straw provide roofing. Rafters made of wood extend from the ridge to the perimeter and support the roof structure and loads. Doors and basic kitchen interiors complete these simple but functional homes.

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    Kutcha houses are traditional rural dwellings made of inexpensive and readily available natural materials like mud, straw, wood and leaves. They are found in villages as they are cheap and easy to construct. Walls are made of a mixture of mud and straw, which helps insulate the home. Thatched roofs using dry vegetation like straw provide roofing. Rafters made of wood extend from the ridge to the perimeter and support the roof structure and loads. Doors and basic kitchen interiors complete these simple but functional homes.

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    Juwan Jaffer
    Kutcha houses are traditional rural dwellings made of inexpensive and readily available natural materials like mud, straw, wood and leaves. They are found in villages as they are cheap and easy to construct. Walls are made of a mixture of mud and straw, which helps insulate the home. Thatched roofs using dry vegetation like straw provide roofing. Rafters made of wood extend from the ridge to the perimeter and support the roof structure and loads. Doors and basic kitchen interiors complete these simple but functional homes.

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    KUTCHA HOUSE

    DEFENITION
    HUT IS A KUTCHA HOUSE.

     THESE HOUSES ARE MADE


    UP OF MUD, STARW, WOOD,
    & DRY LEAVES.

     THESE HOUSES FOUND IN


    VILLAGES AS THEY ARE
    CHEAP & EASY TO MAKE.

     IT IS MADE UP OF STRAWS
    & MUD MAINLY.

     MUD WHICH HELPS TO


    KEEP US WARM AT WINTER
    SEASON.
    ROOFING SYSTEM
    • THATCH ROOFING IS A
    TRADITIONAL ROOFING
    METHOD THAT INVOLVES
    USING DRY VEGETATION
    SUCH AS STRAW, WATER REED,
    RUSHES, SEDGES & SO ON TO
    CREATE A ROOF COVERING.
    CONSTRUCTION OF WALL
    • EARTHEN PLASTER IA BLEND OF CLAY, FINE
    AGGREGATE & FIBRE. EARTHEN PLASTER IS USUALLY
    APPLIED TO MASONRY, COB, OR STRAW BALE INTERIORS
    & EXTERIOR AS A WALL FINISH . IT PROVIDES
    PROTECTION TO THE STRUCTURAL & INSULATING
    BUILDING COMPONENTS AS WELL AS TEXTURE &
    COOL.
    RAFTERS
    • A RAFTER IS ONE
    OF A SERIES OF
    SLOPED STRUCTURAL
    MAMBERS SUCH AS
    WOODEN BEAMS
    THAT EXTEND FROM
    THE RIDGE OR HIP
    TO THE WALL PLATE,
    DOWNSLOPE PERIMETER
    OR EAVE, & ITS
    ASSOCIATED LOADS.
    DOOR TYPES
    KITCHEN INTERIORS
    Thank you
    BY:

    1. ABDUL MALIK
    2. ABINAYA
    3. ABINITHA
    4. JEREMIAH
    5. JUWAN JAFFER
    6. KATHER BATCHA
    7. SANTHOSH
    8. SNEHA
    9. SUDARMATHI

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