KTU series
Houses of KTU series emerged in the late 1990s and early 2000s. These are houses with the enhanced layout.
Walls were made of lightweight expanded clay aggregate and sometimes winterized and faced.
These are 16-storey houses with an engineering storey.
One passenger and one freight elevator are available for tenants.
Apartments are equipped with electric cookers. Kitchens are rather spacious with the area from 12 to 15 m2.
Ceilings are relatively high — from 2.7 to 2.75 m.
Additional information: The buildings built according to KTU layout have an irregular shape. This allowed developing various layouts of apartments and provide for storage rooms in the corners of the houses. Bathrooms and restrooms for guests can have a triangular shape.
Windows are available in the face section, often in a corridor or a bathroom. That is the difference between the KT and KTU series.
But there are also some common features with KT series, such as dark rusticated dressing. Foam plastic is used for winterization. In another option, panels are finished in plaster and faced with plastic weatherboard. From above buildings resemble a staircase or a three-pointed star and rarely a rectangle.
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Layouts, area |
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Number of rooms |
Total |
Residential |
Kitchen |
Additionally |
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1 |
38 – 43 |
17 – 20 |
10 – 12 m2 |
2 semi-recessed balconies with entrance from a room and a kitchen |
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2 |
52 – 60 |
29 – 37 |
12 – 14 m2 |
2 semi-recessed balconies with entrance from two rooms, a spacious hall and a restroom for guests |
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3 |
72 – 90 |
42 – 56 |
12 – 14 m2 |
2 semi-recessed balconies with entrance from two rooms, a spacious hall and a restroom for guests |