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Cob building shrinkageJohn Hall hallsoi at netvigator.comThu Jan 28 03:23:46 PST 1999
Anthea & Tracy wrote: > > I have noticed that log house builders leave an insulated gap above > door and window frames to allow for structural settling and shrinkage. > Does cob shrink much as it cures? Has anyone had a problem with > windowframes or lintels being pulled out of skew as the building progresses? > > Tracy One way round this is to build the shell without any openings. Build in your lintels over proposed doors/ windows etc., then cut out the openings when most of the shrinkage has taken place.
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