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"leichtlehmbau" (lightstraw) was Re: Cob Size EstimatesChandler Benjamin ccb6789 at provide.netMon Feb 16 16:20:07 CST 1998
Hello there! I'd like a copy too if it isn't any trouble... thanks so much, Grace Benjamin ---------- > From: Will Firstbrook <wfirstbr at direct.ca> > To: coblist at deatech.com > Subject: "leichtlehmbau" (lightstraw) was Re: Cob Size Estimates > Date: Saturday, February 07, 1998 9:26 PM > > Hi Paul, > > Yes, I would be interested in a copy of the leichtlehmbau handout. Thank > you for your offer. You also gave me another reason to get the The Straw > Bale House book. > > Regards, > > Will Firstbrook > 8919 Shepherd Way > Delta, B.C. > Canada V4C 4J9 > > or fax if that is easier (604) 583-6153 > > > ---------- > > From: Paul Valerio <valeri at io.com> > > To: coblist at deatech.com > > Subject: Re: Cob Size Estimates > > Date: Friday, February 06, 1998 8:20 AM > > > > Will, > > > > Have you considered "leichtlehmbau" (lightstraw) as an option? > > It is mentioned in "The Straw Bale House" , pg 118. The "Zuker" house > > is in Austin, Tx where I live. It is very impressive in person-Hansel > > and Gretelish. The owner says the technique is very easy, low-tech. It > > provides more insulation than cob and less trouble than strawbale > > because you don't have to stucco, or secure bales, etc. > > > > I have a one-page/two-sided hand-out from the owner on the how-to's, w/ > > references. If you are interested I could snail-mail it to you. Or if > > somebody has a scanner I could send it to them and they could get it out > > to people. > > > > PV > >
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