The houses of Kurukhs is usually made of mud wall and flat tile roof of a dry plates called khapra made of mud. Before establishment of dry plates to the roof, they made proper base through wood, bamboo, sticks and dry hay. Walls are painted by colours and pictorial signs are drowned, generally Kurukh people prefer black colours for painting wall. Black colour is better than other colours, because its colour are stable more time. Highly areas (Pindas) are made beside surrounding wall to protect from rain water. Rich people surround their houses of brick or stone with a walled enclosure and ensure privacy by the greatest economy in windows. Almost everywhere the tendency is apparent towards the replacement of traditional roofing materials by corrugated iron sheeting and angles.