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Who are we and how are we organized.......

BALI WOOD HOUSES is a partner in a local joint venture comprising four companies. The joint venture was established in the year 2000 together with BWTC (Bali World Trading Co.), Bali Timber World  and Bali Timber Houses (*) Since its start the joint venture has grown rapidly to become one of the foremost manufacturers in Prefab Houses in Indonesia of engineered Prefabricated Wooden Houses and Prefab custom made Houses and Villas, in particular for Bali style Prefab Houses, Bali style Bungalows and Gazebos. We can also supply Log Cabins and Log Homes and Tree Houses. We have a staff of architects, professional engineers and site supervisors to guarantee that our product has the required structural integrity and remains of the quality you expect, whether it is low cost or high-end.

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*) P.T. Bali Woodworld is the holding partner, Bali Timber World is responsible for the engineering and produces the main structures for our Prefab Bali Houses. Bali Timber Houses merely concentrates on the fabrication of Bali style gazebos, sidings and flooring and wooden cabinets. BWTC (Bali World Trading Co) produces the doors and windows for our prefab houses.

 

What are we capable of.......

The Bali Prefab Houses are either designed in Bali style or may be designed following a client's concept (custom or tailor made). We fabricate Timber Knockdown Houses in the range from small huts, cottages, ECO style houses to bungalows and villas for the up-market, Log Cabins and Log Homes (on special request), and Tree Houses. Bali Gazebos are available in many sizes and choices of material.
Bali Wood Houses and its partners are bringing a new high end quality to the class of residential construction. Each of our Prefab Houses (Bali Knockdown Houses, Log Cabins, etc ) and Bali Gazebos is solely made from Tropical Hardwoods.  We fabricate our Prefab Houses and Gazebos like fine furniture without the use of one nail (except for the low cost budget option, which uses some nails).  

 

Experience and market.......

Being the first in Bali introducing and producing fully engineered Bali Timber Houses and Bali Gazebos following a unique in-house developed prefab concept, based on 40-years of experience in the Prefab Houses timber world we designed and exported our products to Hawaii (Oahu, Big Island,  Maui, Kauai), the Caribbean (US Virgin Islands, Barbados, Bahamas, St. Martin, Sta. Lucia, Cayman islands), the Pacific (Fiji islands, Tonga), South Africa, Panama, Turkey, Qatar, Greece......and the end is not in sight. New developments in Costa Rica, Honduras, Colombia, Australia, India.

 

Quality and engineering, hurricanes, earthquakes.........

It is a misconception to believe that a Prefabricated Wooden House is a simple structure comprising an integrated system of wooden beams, trusses, sidings and floors connected to each other with bolts and screws. It is by far the beauty of the Bali style Knockdown House and the quality of the materials used that counts, instead it is for a great deal the structural integrity which is of paramount importance. In respect to this we would like to alert our visitors that any wooden prefab structure is extremely sensitive for unbalance (in engineering terms: stability). This is mainly caused by the hinged inter-connections between beams, columns and trusses. A Wooden Prefab House may be strong enough to safely absorb vertical loads, but may easily collapse due to its - often overlooked  - hidden lateral instability.  Under lateral loads such as high winds or an earthquake force any prefab house may disintegrate when the horizontal stability of the structure is too low. This is the professional engineering area where our staff gained 40 years of International design experience.  One should feel safe when a storm passes [1, 2] or an earthquake occurs [3]. All of the designs for houses to be built in cyclone areas are based on the latest USA codes (IBC 2009) and include standard wind loads or full hurricane and earthquake analyses where applicable.  For more information go to the related web pages: <cyclones> and <earthquakes>

(1) 2004:
Hurricane Ivan. Two of our gazebos for the Cayman islands successfully battled the storm. Only some damages caused by flying debris.
(2) 2010:
Hurricane Thomas. Four roof tiles were blown off from our Jineng unit. House remained fully in tact.
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Early morning, February 2010:  Earthquake in Bali, 5.7 on the Richter scale. No damages reported to the Bali house.
 
13 October 2011, 11.15 h. Earthquake in Bali, 6.8 on the Richter scale. No damages were reported to the Bali house, while significant  damages occurred in the neighborhood.   

 

 

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