Скачать или смотреть These 100-Year-Old Roof Boards Outlive Modern Lumber — Here’s Why

Why do Depression-era roof boards survive 80–100 years while modern lumber rots in a fraction of the time? In this video, we uncover the secrets behind the incredible longevity of 1930s roofs. From old-growth timber density to slow-drying techniques, traditional milling practices, and expert installation methods, learn why historic construction outperforms today’s materials.

This video is perfect for history enthusiasts, restoration specialists, survivalists, and anyone fascinated by durable, time-tested building techniques. Discover practical applications you can implement today, whether you’re restoring a vintage home, building a homestead, or simply interested in the lessons the past can teach modern construction.

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