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House with NeHoBo floor: 5 points of attention

Considering a home with NeHoBo floors? These unique floors, constructed with hollow ceramic bricks, require careful inspection for signs of corrosion and deterioration to ensure structural integrity. Discover how a thorough inspection can safeguard your investment and explore preventative measures to maintain these vintage floors.

Homes with NeHoBo floors are no longer found on every street corner, but they certainly still exist. These floors, made of hollow ceramic bricks, were produced between 1956 and 1984. There are certainly still quite a few homes with NeHoBo floors. Are you interested in buying a home with this floor? Then there are a few things you should pay extra attention to.

Certainty about the NeHoBo floor in the owner-occupied home

Are you considering buying a home with a NeHoBo floor and intending to keep it? Then it's highly recommended to have it inspected. Homekeur offers a special inspection for NeHoBo floors

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