TISE technology in construction: what you need to know

The basis of a house built using TISE is a poured pile or pile-grillage foundation, the peculiarity of which is the expanding base of concrete piles. The base is expanded with a special drill, which is sold together with a set of equipment for carrying out the work.

The walls are erected from hollow lightweight blocks, which are formed directly on site in special forms into which concrete is poured. When the mixture hardens, the module is removed and moved to the place where the next block is poured. To speed up the process, it would not hurt to use a concrete mixer.

Advantages of private house construction technology:

• low construction cost – the house is erected practically from scrap materials without the use of heavy equipment;
• construction can be carried out in any conditions, even if there is no possibility of connecting to the power grid;
• minimum construction time;
• low labor costs;
• allows you to connect communications in a simple way.

Disadvantages of the technology:

• not suitable for use in muddy or flooded areas, since the piles will simply break or sink due to increased loads;
• complicated installation in rocky soils, which are very difficult to drill;
• the grillage and piles must be reliably protected from moisture – the blind areas (waterproof coatings that are located along the perimeter of the building) must be large.

It is advisable to treat the foundation pillars themselves with bitumen mastic