The standard series of nine-story buildings II-29 was actively developed in many areas of Moscow and the Moscow region, and the project itself was considered for a long time one of the best solutions in multi-story construction. Most often, the series was erected as single-section buildings, but multi-entry versions of II-29 were also built.

Since 2010, many houses in the series began major renovations with the replacement of window units and utilities with new ones, using modern materials and technologies. Housing in houses of this series remains in demand and liquid on the secondary real estate market to this day.

Design features of the series and facade finishing

The external walls of series II-29 are made of brick and have a thickness of 51 cm, which provides good thermal insulation characteristics of the housing - the apartments are comfortable in summer and warm in winter. Internal load-bearing brick walls have the same thickness; interior partitions are made of gypsum concrete panels 8 and 16 cm thick. Interfloor ceilings are hollow-core reinforced concrete panels 22 cm thick. The facades of the buildings do not have cladding, but look presentable thanks to the brickwork.

The roof is flat and ventilated; however, there is no attic floor in houses II-29, so utilities are located in the technical basement.

The design of the staircase flights consists of two-flight prefabricated steps and platforms made of reinforced concrete, but there is no fireproof balcony in the sections. The loading valve of the garbage chute is located on the interfloor platform.

The disadvantages of the II-29 series are usually the small areas of apartments, tiny kitchens (5-6 m2), as well as the lack of a freight or passenger elevator, which makes it difficult to lift heavy and large items.

Features of apartment layouts

For its time, the planning solutions in the apartments of project II-29 were considered progressive. Among other advantages of housing, it can be noted that the apartments have storage rooms, balconies, built-in wardrobes, and separate bathrooms. In some three-room apartments, all rooms are isolated, and there were as many as five options for standard layouts of two-bedroom apartments in such houses (corner or one-sided).

Unlike panel high-rise buildings of the same period of mass construction, brick houses II-29 offer more variations in redevelopment. The significant thickness of the inter-apartment walls (51 cm) provides good sound insulation and comfortable living conditions.

Specifications

Parameter	Meaning
Alternative name:	II-29 (sometimes erroneously listed as P-29)
Construction regions:	Moscow: Khovrino, Northern and Southern Tushino, Dmitrovsky, Golyanovo, Presnensky, Golovinsky, Novogireevo, Shchukino, Kotlovka, Academichesky, Gagarinsky and so on. Moscow region: Odintsovo, Khimki, Dolgoprudny, Reutov, Balashikha, etc.
Construction technology:	brick
By construction period:	Brezhnevka
Years of construction:	from 1965 to 1971
Demolition prospect:	No demolition provided
Number of sections/entrances:	1 or more
Number of floors:	9
Ceiling height:	2.64 m
Balconies/loggias:	Balconies in all apartments
Bathrooms:	Separate in all apartments, baths - 1.7m
Stairs:	Double-flight, prefabricated reinforced concrete steps and platforms, no fire balcony
Garbage chute:	Garbage chute with loading valve on the interfloor landing
Elevators:	Passenger (400 kg)
Number of apartments per floor:	4
Apartment areas:	Shared/living/kitchen 1-room apartment 26-27/15-17/5-6 2-room apartment 34-42/27-29/5-6 3-room apartment 54-59/41-46/5-6
Ventilation:	Natural exhaust in the kitchen and bathroom
Walls and cladding:	Exterior walls– brick 51 cm thick Internal load-bearing walls– brick, have the same thickness Interior partitions– gypsum concrete panels 8 and 16 cm thick Interfloor ceilings– multi-hollow reinforced concrete panels 22 cm thick Facades not lined
Roof type:	Flat, combined, non-ventilated
Manufacturer:	Information is absent
Designers:	MNIITEP (Moscow Research Institute of Typology and Experimental Design)
Advantages:	Separate bathrooms in all apartments, good thermal insulation, loggias in all apartments
Flaws:	Small areas of apartments and kitchens, no vestibules on staircase landings, lack of a freight-passenger elevator

II-29 is a popular series of nine-story brick houses. For its time, the series was considered productive; all apartments had balconies, separate bathrooms, dark rooms and built-in wardrobes. The series was designed in the mid-1960s. Years of construction: from 1965 to 1971. In Moscow, series II-29 houses were built in the following microdistricts: Presnensky, Golovinsky, Novogireevo, Khovrino, Northern and Southern Tushino, Dmitrovsky, Golyanovo, Shchukino, Kotlovka, Academichesky and Gagarinsky. In the Moscow region, houses of this series were built in the cities of Khimki, Odintsovo, Dolgoprudny, Reutov and Balashikha.

The II-29 series of houses is not included in the list of demolition; the likelihood of demolition is low even in the long term. Since the beginning of the 2010s. A massive refurbishment (overhaul) is being carried out, with the replacement of communications, window openings and the external cladding of the building.

Some rooms in two- and three-room apartments in series II-29 houses have adjacent rooms. All apartments have balconies. Each entrance has one passenger elevator. Bathrooms in all apartments are separate. The stairs are ordinary, there is no fire balcony. Kitchen stove - gas or electric, natural exhaust ventilation, units in the kitchen and bathroom. Garbage chute on the stairs, with a loading valve on the landing.

Thanks to thick brick walls (51 cm), houses of the II-29 series are much superior to their panel counterparts, mainly due to the heat and sound insulation of residential premises.

Detailed characteristics of the series

Entrances	from 2
Number of storeys	9. The first floor is usually residential
Ceiling height	2.64 m.
Elevators	One passenger (400 kg.)
Balconies	In all apartments
Apartment per floor	4
Years of construction	from 1965 to 1971
Built houses
Apartment areas	1-room apartment total: 26-27 m², living: 15-17 m², kitchen: 5-6 m² 2-room apartment total: 34-42 m², living: 27-29 m², kitchen: 5-6 m² 3-room apartment total: 54-59 m², living: 41-46 m², kitchen: 5-6 m²
Bathrooms	Separate in all apartments, baths: standard.
Stairs	Ordinary, no fire balcony.
Garbage chute	with loading valve on the interfloor platform
Ventilation	Natural and forced exhaust, in the kitchen and bathroom.
Walls and ceilings	External walls are brick, 51 cm thick. Internal walls are brick, 51 cm thick. Gypsum concrete partitions are 8 or 16 cm thick. Ceilings are large-sized reinforced concrete slabs 22 cm thick.
Load-bearing walls	All external and internal inter-apartment longitudinal and transverse.
Colors and finishes	The facade is brick. Without cladding.
Roof type	Flat, combined, unventilated (no attic). Technical floor in the basement of the building.
Advantages	Separate bathrooms in all apartments, the presence of a passenger elevator, good thermal insulation of the premises, loggias in all apartments.
Flaws	Small kitchen areas, lack of vestibules in stairwells, lack of a freight-passenger elevator.
Manufacturer
Designer	MNIITEP (Moscow Research Institute of Typology and Experimental Design).

II-29 is one of the standard series of apartment buildings in Moscow and the Moscow region. It was built between 1965 and 1971. Developed by Moscow NIITEP. The main advantages of the buildings are thick brick walls. The layouts are improved with utility rooms and built-in storage rooms. Since demolition of houses is not planned in the near future, some are subject to major repairs.

Main characteristics:

• External load-bearing walls are brick 510mm thick, internal walls are gypsum concrete panel partitions 80-160mm thick;
• Inter-apartment floors - hollow-core panels;
• The roof is flat;
• The height of the houses is 9 floors;
• Each building has more than one entrance;
• Garbage chute on each floor;
• The elevator is passenger only;
• Ceilings - 2.64m;
• There are 4 apartments on the landing.

Advantages of the series of houses: good thermal insulation, proper heat exchange at different times of the year, separate bathrooms, technical basement for communications. Disadvantages: small premises.

Dimensions, sq.m.:

Typical layout of section II-29 with placement of apartments:

Apartment layout options II-29

One-room:

Advantages: entrance hall with the ability to build in a wardrobe for outerwear, separated bath and toilet, rectangular bedroom without niches, wide balcony. Disadvantage: small kitchen.

Two-room layout:

Series II-29 houses are popular due to the variety of layouts of two-room apartments. Pros: spacious hall, in some versions a divided restroom and isolated rooms, built-in storage rooms, each apartment has a loggia or balcony. Cons: small dining room, shared bathroom, walk-through rooms.

Three-room apartments:

There are two types: linear and vests. In linear ones there are walk-through rooms, several built-in wardrobes, large bathroom and kitchen areas in comparison with vests. The second type is popular due to the windows located on both sides of the building. Pros: separate restroom, isolated rooms. Cons: Small bath and dining area.

Series II-29 provides unlimited redevelopment possibilities in almost every apartment. Only the outer walls of the building are capital; the inner walls can be modified and moved.

Hello! This page contains material about houses of series II -29, features and balconies. You will learn how to properly insulate a balcony and what materials should be used for this. Separate blocks contain information about the types of window systems that can be installed on the balcony, the possibilities of combining the balcony with a room or kitchen.

Particular attention is paid to comprehensive repairs, high-quality external and internal finishing and the most popular finishing materials. The photographs show examples of work performed by experienced craftsmen. Videos demonstrate the features of insulation technology and external glazing.

Warm glazing of balconies in a house of series II-29

Warm glazing means the use of a metal-plastic window profile with multi-chamber double-glazed windows. This is the best option for balconies II-29, which are planned to be used as living space. It should be remembered that windows made of metal-plastic are a heavy structure - the weight per square meter is 50 kg.

Installation of such windows on balconies with an old balcony slab is possible only if its condition complies with SNiP “Loads and Impacts”. Otherwise, lightweight aluminum glazing from Provedal or Krauss is used. For warm glazing, the KBE metal-plastic profile is used. The price depends on the type of profile: the most affordable is KBE Etalon 58, the best option in terms of price and quality is KBE Energia 70.

REHAU products are no less popular. Most often, the Rehau Blitz (BLITZ) 60 profile is used for glazing apartments and balconies. Advantages of warm glazing: high-quality thermal insulation, maximum protection from low temperatures and precipitation. Features of the metal-plastic profile: heavy weight, higher price compared to sliding windows.

In the photo gallery you can see examples of warm glazing of balconies II-29.

This video shows an example of warm glazing of a balcony from floor to ceiling. The customer chose the best option for glazing the balcony - warm Rehau windows. A balcony block was also installed, providing the apartment with additional thermal insulation.

Video of glazing a balcony with turnkey plastic windows from Rehau

Sliding glazing of balconies II-29 - main features

Sliding glazing Krauss or Provedal is the best option for balconies in a house of series II-29. As a rule, the condition of the balcony slab does not allow the installation of heavy structures (this applies to metal-plastic windows), and therefore lightweight sliding glazing made of aluminum profiles is used.

The advantages of such glazing: light weight, low cost, good protection from wind and precipitation, saving free space on the balcony (thanks to sliding doors). Features of sliding glazing: sashes can freeze (applies only to aluminum profiles, but not plastic Sliders windows), low thermal insulation.

Who is suitable for sliding glazing? Such windows are an ideal option for glazing II-29 balconies with fragile concrete slabs and balconies that are not planned to be used for residential purposes. In the photo in our gallery you can see examples of Krauss or Provedal aluminum windows and Slidors plastic window systems.

The customer wanted French glazing from floor to ceiling to be installed on the balcony. For these purposes, Krauss sliding windows made of aluminum profiles were used.

Video of glazing a balcony with turnkey sliding windows

Materials for insulating balconies II-29

How to adapt balcony II-29 for residential purposes? This requires high-quality thermal insulation and installation of metal-plastic glazing. But before starting work, it is necessary to assess the condition of the balcony slab. According to SNiP “Loads and Impacts”, the balcony slab can withstand the following loads: in an area 80 cm wide along the parapet - 400 kg per square meter, the remaining area - 200 kg per square meter.

But these figures apply to a new house with a newly installed balcony slab. Over the years of operation of an open balcony, due to corrosion processes, the cross-section of the reinforcement is reduced by up to 70%, and regular temperature changes and freezing of concrete lead to a decrease in strength by exactly 2 times. An experienced specialist should assess the condition of the balcony slab.

A number of materials are used to insulate II-29 balconies. The most popular is penoplex. Most often, penoplex with a thickness of 30mm is used, but there are modifications with a thickness of 40 and 50mm (the greater the thickness, the better the thermal insulation). This is a high-quality material with excellent hydro and thermal insulation properties. Its price is a little more expensive than polystyrene foam, but the slight overpayment is quite justified.

Next on our list is polyurethane foam. This is a tough and durable heat-insulating material. It is used when the rigidity of penoplex is not enough. This is especially true when installing suspended structures.

Styrofoam. This is the most common and inexpensive insulation. Its service life can reach 30 years. The main disadvantage is low rigidity. In the photo you can see the insulation of balconies II-29 with the above materials.

Overview of the advantages of remote glazing of a balcony II-29

The standard area of ​​balconies in houses of series II-29 is small. To increase it, external glazing on brackets is used. What does this work involve? Removal is the installation of durable metal structures outside the balcony slab. The width of the stem is selected individually and ranges from 25 to 50 cm.

Advantages of external glazing: increased balcony area, wider window sill. Features of external glazing: standard sliding windows are not used for such work. You need to use either a reinforced aluminum window profile or Slidors plastic windows.

Before proceeding with the installation of structures, the balcony slab must be inspected by a specialist. In his work, he is guided by the data of SNiP “Loads and Impacts”. The appearance of rusty spots, stripes and cracks on the surface of the slab indicates that the balcony slab is in unsatisfactory condition and installation of external glazing without repairing and strengthening the slab is impossible.

An important element of the removal of the II-29 balcony is the installation of the roof. It provides high-quality noise and heat protection. Examples of external glazing for balconies II-29 can be seen in the photo gallery. This video demonstrates an example of turnkey remote glazing of a balcony. The glazing was removed along the parapet by installing strong metal brackets. The benefit of moving the glazing along the parapet is an increase in the width of the balcony by 50 cm, a wider window sill.

Video of balcony glazing removal and turnkey complex repairs

Review of materials for interior decoration of balconies II-29

A variety of materials are used for interior decoration. Their choice directly depends on the type of glazing (warm or cold) and the condition of the balcony slab. For balconies with hinged glazing, materials that are resistant to temperature changes and high humidity are used. There are no such restrictions for insulated balconies.

Plastic panels are the most affordable and popular material for finishing balconies II-29. Its advantages: affordable price, durability, practicality, variety of colors.

Wooden lining is no less popular. The most expensive option is eurolining (perfectly processed wood surface, absence of knots, visual defects and holes). Class A, B and C lining is more accessible. Natural wood, if properly processed, can last for many years. It is valued for its environmentally friendly raw materials and attractive designs.

The next finishing material on our list is MDF panels. They are less practical, but affordable. The popularity of this material is due to its low cost and wide choice of colors and patterns (the surface can be decorated like marble, mahogany, expensive stone or tile).

Natural stone is practically not used for interior decoration of balconies II-29. It's too heavy and expensive. Most often, a lightweight and inexpensive artificial analogue is used. In the photo you can see examples of interior decoration of balconies using various materials.

This video shows an example of turnkey interior finishing of a balcony. The craftsmen developed an individual project, taking into account the characteristics of the balcony, the installed glazing and the wishes of the customer. For turnkey interior finishing, a practical and inexpensive material was used - plastic panels.

Video of turnkey interior finishing of a balcony

High-quality roof: installation and technology features

The roof is an important element of noise protection and waterproofing of balcony II-29. For its installation, a durable metal frame is used, which is installed on the balcony slab. For waterproofing, a layer of penofol is laid, noise protection is provided by lining the roof from the inside with penoplex (noise protection should not be confused with thermal insulation)

Corrugated sheets are used as roofing. This is a high-quality material, produced in two versions - with a galvanized surface and treated with a polymer composition. Such a roof is durable, lightweight and can last for decades. At the customer's request, other types of roofing materials can be used.

In our photo gallery you can see examples of roofs installed on balconies II-29. The video allows you to get acquainted with the process of installing a metal frame and the features of the technology.

The video shows an example of turnkey roof installation. Strong metal trusses were used to install the self-supporting roof. They can easily withstand weights of up to 200 kg. For the roof, the customer chose the inexpensive and most durable material - metal corrugated sheeting. Rigid roofing materials can withstand significant loads. They cannot be damaged by heavy icicles.

Video demonstrating the technology of installing a self-supporting roof on metal trusses

Combination of balconies II-29 with a room and a kitchen

Combining balconies II-29 with a kitchen or room is a good opportunity to adapt additional space for residential needs. The balcony can serve either as a separate room (for example, a relaxation room), or as an extension of the bedroom or kitchen.

The most popular options for arranging balconies: study, children's bedroom, playroom, winter garden, compact dining room. Combining a balcony with a room requires the installation of warm glazing (windows made of metal-plastic profiles) and high-quality insulation.

Advantages of combining: increasing the area of ​​the living room, the possibility of equipping a separate living space, the possibility of unloading the kitchen and moving household appliances or furniture to the balcony (you can take out the refrigerator, dining table, kitchen cabinets).

Features of combination: when performing work without dismantling supporting structures, BTI permission is not required. An example of such work is the dismantling of a balcony block: part of the wall under the window sill remains intact.

In our photo gallery you can see various examples of combining balcony II-29 with a room and kitchen.

The video shows a variety of examples of combining balconies with a turnkey kitchen. All alignment work is carried out without dismantling the supporting structures. Only one element is dismantled - the balcony block.

Video of combining balconies with a turnkey kitchen

Features of external finishing of balconies II-29

The most popular material for exterior finishing of II-29 balconies is siding. It tolerates mechanical loads well, does not collapse under the influence of sunlight, and tolerates temperature changes well.

On the building materials market, siding is presented in various colors. You can always choose the best option for your balcony. The photo shows examples of exterior finishing of balconies in a house of series II-29 with siding.

In this video you can see examples of turnkey exterior finishing of balconies. In most cases, customers chose the optimal solution - exterior finishing of balconies with turnkey siding. The color was selected depending on the wishes of the customer.

Video of exterior finishing of balconies with turnkey siding

Built-in furniture on the balcony II-29

Balconies II-29 with a small area require compact furniture. Most often, built-in wardrobes and small cabinets are used, installed along the side walls of the balcony. The number of shelves and their height are selected individually. If you need to store outerwear, a metal hanger bar is installed.

The type of material and its color depends on the personal preferences of the customer. Furniture can be very diverse: from inexpensive double-leaf wardrobes to sliding wardrobes with mirrored doors.

The price of the finished product directly depends on the amount of materials spent on making furniture. To reduce the cost, simply remove the back and side walls. Such changes will not deteriorate the strength of the structure, but the price will decrease. In our photo gallery you can see examples of furniture built into balconies II-29.

You can see a variety of examples of built-in furniture by watching this video. Please note: all built-in furniture for balconies is made to individual measurements. The customer voices his wishes, selects the material he likes, and only after this the craftsmen begin work. You can see examples of built-in wardrobes for balconies, sliding wardrobes and compact cabinets.

Video with examples of custom-made built-in furniture for balconies

House series II-29 price of glazing balconies

Sliding and casement windows can be installed on the balcony in houses of series II-29. Installation of heavy metal-plastic windows is possible after a specialist assesses the condition of the balcony slab. Among sliding window systems, products from Provedal and Krauss (aluminum profile) and Slidors (plastic window profile) are popular.

For the manufacture of swing windows, metal-plastic profile Rehau Blitz (BLITZ) 60 and KBE Expert 70 are used. The prices indicated on the page are approximate. They are compiled based on the standard dimensions of a balcony in a house of series II-29. More accurate information can be obtained only after you have decided on the type of glazing and measurements of your balcony have been taken.

Note: sliding windows made of aluminum profiles are cold glazing. The main purpose of such glazing is high-quality protection from precipitation and wind. They will not be able to provide the level of thermal insulation that heavier metal-plastic windows provide.

The temperature on the balcony will differ from the street temperature by ten degrees.

Glazing type - sliding system: Krauss or Provedal

Approximate dimensions of the balcony - 750x3100x750x1700

Price without stem and roof 28 000 rub

Price with takeaway 34 000 rub

Price with roof 37 000 rub

Price with stem and roof 43 000 rub

Glazing type - sliding system: Slidors

Approximate dimensions of the balcony - 750x3100x750x1700

Price without stem and roof 33 000 rub

Price with takeaway 39 000 rub

Price with roof 42 000 rub

Price with stem and roof 48 000 rub

Glazing type - swing system: Rehau Blitz (BLITZ) 60 and KBE Expert 70

Approximate dimensions of the balcony - 750x3100x750x1700 price 44 000 rub

The side sashes can be replaced with sandwich panels or solid ones with glass. (The first option is used when installing balcony furniture). Such changes reduce the cost of construction.

House series II-29 apartment glazing price

Series II-29 houses are distinguished by high-quality walls made of brick. Thanks to this, the apartment is warm enough in winter, and in summer the walls effectively absorb heat (there is no need to buy an air conditioner for such apartments). Houses of this series can be seen in the following areas: Khovrino, Yuzhnoye Tushino, Kotlovka, etc. In the Moscow region, houses were erected in the following cities: Khimki, Balashikha, Reutov.

Characteristics of the house: the house has 9 floors, there is a technical floor at the attic level and in the basement. The ceiling height in the apartments is 2.64 m. A passenger elevator with a lifting capacity of 400 kg is installed at the entrances. There are balconies in every apartment, regardless of the number of floors. The construction of houses of series II-29 began in 1965, the end of construction was in 1971.

The bathrooms are separate; the bathroom has standard bathtubs 170cm long. The staircases in the entrances are double-flight, made of reinforced concrete, and the landings are wide. There is a garbage chute at the entrance with a loading valve on each floor. Natural ventilation system - exhaust is carried out through ventilation units located in the kitchens.

Wall cladding: external walls are made of 51cm thick brick. Interior partitions are made of gypsum concrete panels 8 and 15 cm thick. The roof is flat. Advantages of the house: separate bathrooms, utilities are located in the technical underground. Disadvantages of the house: small apartment area, small kitchen with an area of ​​6 square meters.

Calculation of the price of glazing apartments in a building of series II-29 on a turnkey basis

Three bedroom apartment- window sizes and prices

price 87,322 rub.
Approximate window sizes 1920x1500 (3 pieces)

Two-roomed flat- window sizes and prices

Profile Rehau Blitz (BLITZ) 60 - price 67,582 rub.
Approximate window sizes 1920x1500 (2 pieces)
Approximate dimensions of the balcony block – door 770x2020 + window 1300x1500

Studio apartment- window sizes and prices

Profile Rehau Blitz (BLITZ) 60 - price 47,844 rub.
Approximate window sizes 1920x1500 (1 piece)
Approximate dimensions of the balcony block – door 770x2020 + window 1300x1500

Included in the price : the windows themselves, delivery, lifting, dismantling of old and installation of new windows, installation of ebbs, slopes and window sills.

We use proven, effective and safe technology for performing work. The affordable price of services is the result of an established supply of inexpensive materials directly from the manufacturer. Each example presented can be implemented in your apartment.

It is not customary for our craftsmen to brag about the work they have done or praise its quality: look at real customer reviews and form your own opinion.

The work was carried out in an apartment on the top floor. French glazing from ceiling to floor was installed (at the customer's request). Our craftsmen installed hinged aluminum windows and mounted a durable roof on a metal frame. In addition to glazing the balcony, work was carried out to install metal-plastic windows throughout the apartment. The work was carried out by master Alexander Bratanich.

Entrances	from 2
Number of storeys	9. The first floor is usually residential
Ceiling height	2.64 m.
Elevators	One passenger (400 kg.)
Balconies	In all apartments
Apartment per floor	4
Years of construction	from 1965 to 1971
Built houses
Apartment areas	1-room apartment total: 26-27 m², living: 15-17 m², kitchen: 5-6 m² 2-room apartment total: 34-42 m², living: 27-29 m², kitchen: 5-6 m² 3-room apartment total: 54-59 m², living: 41-46 m², kitchen: 5-6 m²
Bathrooms	Separate in all apartments, baths: standard.
Stairs	Ordinary, no fire balcony.
Garbage chute	with loading valve on the interfloor platform
Ventilation	Natural and forced exhaust, in the kitchen and bathroom.
Walls and ceilings	External walls are brick, 51 cm thick. Internal walls are brick, 51 cm thick. Gypsum concrete partitions are 8 or 16 cm thick. Ceilings are large-sized reinforced concrete slabs 22 cm thick.
Load-bearing walls	All external and internal inter-apartment longitudinal and transverse.
Colors and finishes	The facade is brick. Without cladding.
Roof type	Flat, combined, unventilated (no attic). Technical floor in the basement of the building.
Advantages	Separate bathrooms in all apartments, the presence of a passenger elevator, good thermal insulation of the premises, loggias in all apartments.
Flaws	Small kitchen areas, lack of vestibules in stairwells, lack of a freight-passenger elevator.
Manufacturer
Designer	MNIITEP (Moscow Research Institute of Typology and Experimental Design).

II 29 is a popular series of nine-story brick houses. For its time, the series was considered productive; all apartments had balconies, separate bathrooms, dark rooms and built-in wardrobes. The series was designed in the mid-1960s. Years of construction: from 1965 to 1971. In Moscow, series II-29 houses were built in the following microdistricts: Presnensky, Golovinsky, Novogireevo, Khovrino, Northern and Southern Tushino, Dmitrovsky, Golyanovo, Shchukino, Kotlovka, Academichesky and Gagarinsky. In the Moscow region, houses of this series were built in the cities of Khimki, Odintsovo, Dolgoprudny, Reutov and Balashikha.

The II-29 series of houses is not included in the list of demolition; the likelihood of demolition is low even in the long term. Since the beginning of the 2010s, a massive refurbishment (overhaul) has been carried out, with the replacement of communications, window openings and the external cladding of the building.

Some of the rooms in two- and three-room apartments in series II 29 houses have adjacent rooms. All apartments have balconies. Each entrance has one passenger elevator. Bathrooms in all apartments are separate. The stairs are ordinary, there is no fireproof balcony. Kitchen stove - gas or electric, natural exhaust ventilation, units in the kitchen and bathroom. Garbage chute on the stairs, with a loading valve on the landing.

Thanks to thick brick walls (51 cm), houses of the II-29 series are much superior to their panel counterparts, mainly due to the heat and sound insulation of residential premises.