lettåhuskerne
Lettåhuskerne are a type of building material and construction system originating from Sweden. The name translates roughly to "easy-to-remember houses" or "easy-to-build houses," reflecting their intended simplicity. They are characterized by prefabricated wall panels that are lightweight and designed for quick assembly. These panels typically consist of a wooden frame filled with insulation, often wood wool or other natural materials, and clad with materials like wood or fiber cement.
The concept behind lettåhuskerne was to simplify and speed up the construction process, making housing more
Lettåhuskerne gained popularity in Sweden during the mid-20th century, particularly for single-family homes. The system offered