Single building entries

Single House Entries for Open Construction: Safely Introducing Utility Lines into the Building

Connections to utility lines are crucial for ensuring high living comfort. To guide these lines into the interior of the building, you can utilize a high-quality building entry from Hauff-Technik. This entry features a sealing insert that provides a water- and air-tight seal, allowing for the safe introduction of utility lines into the building. This design prevents moisture damage and energy loss. Hauff-Technik offers suitable products specifically designed for single-utility entries in open construction.

Single Building entry: An Alternative to Multi-Utility Entries

In single-family homes, multi-utility entries are often utilized. These devices feature multiple channels and facilitate the introduction of all necessary utility lines, making installation straightforward and cost-effective. However, their use isn’t always feasible. There may already be several connections in place, and an additional utility line needs to be added. Even in cases with existing connections, routing lines individually into the house can be advantageous.

Additionally, the architecture of the building may necessitate a single building entry. For such scenarios, you’ll find a variety of high-quality models from Hauff-Technik in this category. Our utility line entries can be perfectly tailored to meet the specific requirements of your construction project.

Single House Entries for Different Types of Lines

Each type of supply line has distinct requirements for the introduction system utilized. For this reason, a single building entry designed for electrical wiring cannot be used for gas lines. At Hauff-Technik, we provide compatible models for all standard supply lines. You can find single house entries tailored for gas and water connections, as well as for electrical and telecommunications lines.

Wall Entry or Floor Entry – Suitable Models for Your Projects

At Hauff-Technik, we offer a wide range of wall and floor entry systems tailored to your construction needs. For buildings with basements, it's advantageous to introduce utility lines through a basement wall. In contrast, non-basement structures require a floor entry system, which involves using a specialized pre-cast component installed before pouring the concrete. After installing the pre-cast component, it is essential to insert a sealing insert to ensure an airtight and waterproof seal, preventing moisture and cold air from entering the building through the opening.

For homes without basements, secure utility line entry is also straightforward - you will only need a high-quality pre-cast component and the appropriate sealing insert from Hauff-Technik. Our products are designed for quick and efficient installation, saving time and labor costs while ensuring reliable sealing. Our sealing inserts guarantee airtight and waterproof connections, enhancing energy efficiency and comfort. Choose Hauff-Technik for dependable utility entry systems that meet your construction requirements.

Open Construction Method – The Most Popular Building Style for New Constructions

In this category, you can find floor or wall entries designed specifically for the open construction method. This technique involves excavating a small trench for the installation of utility lines. The open construction method is particularly common for new builds, as it facilitates quick and easy installation. In cases of existing structures, trenchless installation might be a more effective option, using tools such as earth augers. This approach eliminates the need to create a continuous opening along the entire length of the line. However, it’s crucial to keep in mind that different single-utility entries are required for each construction method. In this category, we provide high-quality models suitable for the open construction method.

Suitable Mounting Systems for Single House Entries

When you purchase building entry devices from Hauff-Technik, you gain access to a diverse product range tailored for various utility lines. Additionally, you can select from several different mounting systems. We offer high-quality models specifically designed for drywall construction, suitable for direct installation in a sleeve pipe or core drilling.

Furthermore, we provide products compatible with the innovative Quick-Mount System (MIS). In this system, resin is injected into the opening using a caulking gun, which secures the building entry and ensures a perfect seal. This approach minimizes labor efforts, allowing for quick and cost-effective implementation of single house entries for open construction methods.

Trenching-Free Installation: The Fast and Simple Solution for Single House Connections and Buildings with Basements

Installing utility lines often comes with significant challenges. Laying fibre optic cables and gas connections can be complicated, especially when retrofitting utility lines in existing buildings. Retrofitting house connections typically involves a disproportionate amount of labor, particularly when it comes to excavation work that requires running utility lines underground to the house. Such excavation projects can be not only expensive but also impractical in many scenarios. Often, the surrounding areas are built up, making access for excavation equipment difficult.

Single House Entries for Trenchless Construction Avoid Excavation Work

The alternative to traditional methods is trenchless construction for retrofitting single house entries. In this approach, the bore for the utility line is created from inside the house. Drillings for future cable conduits are made through the side wall of the house in the basement, and potentially above the floor slab. An earth auger then quickly creates a pathway for the cable to be routed all the way to the main supply line or the property boundary outside, without much effort. This bore allows for the introduction of the utility line. After successful installation, the cable entry is completely sealed using a membrane injection system. As a result, the installation process for the various trades occurs underground throughout the property, eliminating the need for any excavation work.

Single Building entry: An Alternative to Multi-Utility Entries

In single-family homes, multi-utility entries are often utilized. These devices feature multiple channels and facilitate the introduction of all necessary utility lines, making installation straightforward and cost-effective. However, their use isn’t always feasible. There may already be several connections in place, and an additional utility line needs to be added. Even in cases with existing connections, routing lines individually into the house can be advantageous.

Additionally, the architecture of the building may necessitate a single building entry. For such scenarios, you’ll find a variety of high-quality models from Hauff-Technik in this category. Our utility line entries can be perfectly tailored to meet the specific requirements of your construction project.

Trenchless Single House Connections: The Ideal Solution for Retrofitting Fibre Optic Connections

Retrofitting fibre optic connections is primarily driven by the need for faster internet, making the installation of a single building entry essential. The Fibre to the Basement (FTTB) solution offers a streamlined way to bring high-speed internet directly into your home. However, many homeowners may find the installation process daunting or impractical, leading to hesitation in pursuing this option.

Trenchless technology emerges as the ideal solution for retrofitting a FTTB connection. This method allows for flexible positioning of the entry point, significantly reducing labor costs and installation time. The drilling is conducted in the basement, either through the house wall or, for single-story structures, directly through the floor slab. Choosing trenchless installation not only simplifies the process but also ensures an efficient upgrade to your home's connectivity. This innovative approach allows you to enhance your internet capabilities without the complications typically associated with traditional excavation methods, making it a hassle-free option for modern homeowners.