Process of combining two modular units with one another, and a thus combined house body

A process of combining and then uniting a plurality of concrete modular units to one another, to thereby form a house body, such as a cellar-adapted house body, wherein each of the modular units is comprised of a base slab, a plurality of wall portions secured to the base slab and a liquid-resistant layer, the process comprising the steps of:

• placing a first of the plurality of concrete modular unit with a first open wall portion on a substrate prepared within a building site,
• placing a second of the plurality of concrete modular unit with a second open wall portion on the substrate, so that the first open wall portion corresponding to the first modular unit connects to the second open wall portion corresponding to the second modular unit,
• wholly or partly covering the base slabs and lower wall sections of the plurality of wall portions, which are proximal to the base slabs, of the first and second modular units with the liquid-resistant layers of the first and second modular units, to thereby prevent dampness from permeating the first and second modular units,
• orienting the base slab of the first modular unit and the base slab of the second modular unit to form a free space, defined by mutually facing edge extensions of the base slabs of the first and second modular units,
• connecting the base slab of the first modular unit, with the aid of tractive force absorbing means, to the base slab of the second modular unit over said free space, and
• filling the free space with a viscous concrete material.

A house body, such as a cellar-adapted house body, comprising:

• a plurality of modular units, each modular unit including a base slab, a plurality of wall portions secured to the base slab and a liquid-resistant layer,
• a first of the plurality of modular units, with a first open wall portion, placed on a substrate prepared within a building site,
• a second of the plurality of modular units, with a second open wall portion, placed on the substrate, so that the first open wall portion, corresponding to the first modular unit, connects to the second open wall portion, corresponding to the second modular unit,
• first and second liquid-resistant layers wholly or partly covering the base slab and lower wall sections of the wall portions, which are proximal to the base slab, of the first and second modular units, respectively, to thereby prevent dampness from permeating the base slabs of the first and second modular units,
• a free space formed by the base slab of the first modular unit and the base slab of the second modular unit, and defined by mutually facing edge extensions of said base slabs,
• one or more tractive force absorbing means connecting the base slab of the first modular unit to the base slab of the second modular unit over the free space, and a concrete material filling the free space.