Are wood/steel frame buildings really bad?

This thing cant be a bad thing man... Nobody would build their homes with wood/steel if there had no benefits...

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>stone stronger than stick, grug build home of stone

No its very cost effective to use affordable materials like wood and rebuild your house every 20 years when you move out. Chances are your house will be blown away anyways. Any house will be blown away by a hurricane. Materials dont matter. Did you know most European homes cant survive a storm either and had straw roofs until recently?

Chinese propaganda is just trying to demoralize us with unrealistics goalposts and divide us Europeans and Americans.

Because if you build housing to last you aren't stimulating the economy.

Your kids will inherit nothing and be happy

Wood frames are used because its super cheap. The issue is that because everything is made of wood, you can hear everything.

These are mainly used to shit out Apartments when there is a growing housing market in a city.

What is up with all of these construction material threads? They are dumb.

Houses in your shit hole of a country might have had straw roofs recently but not here in Bongland or Western Europe unless you count the odd cottage with a thatched roof.

>Did you know most European homes cant survive a storm either and had straw roofs until recently?

I think you are mistaking Europe with Vietnam

I remodeled a steel and concrete building, and other than the cool, invulnerable fortress vibe the place has it was a mistake. I would have been cheaper to level the building, and build new.

90% of the popular positions on Any Forums are zoomers who are lashing out at everything around them without any deep or meaningful understanding of why they hate something.
they're generally too stupid to understand anything that isn't completely simplified and they don't care they're so stupid.