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Cob: Insulation etcJohn Schinnerer John-Schinnerer at data-dimensions.comMon Jul 19 15:16:14 CDT 1999
Aloha, -----Original Message----- From: Sojourner [mailto:sojournr at missouri.org] >The interior "siding" could be anything from gypsum board to rough sawn >lumber. Thick paneling would even do it (but not the flimsy stuff >that's usually sold to be put up over gypsum board). You could even use >exterior grade T1-11. Be aware that T-111 is a glued wood product, usually using formaldehyde based adhesives, and the warmer it gets the more it offgasses. I'd avoid putting this stuff inside any structure (or outside either, personally speaking), especially a heated one. I know of a sauna that was (due to simple ignorance of this fact) built with T-111 on the inside...saunas are supposed to get hot inside...everyone got pretty sick the first time they tried to use it and they had to tear out the T-111 and put in something more appropriate (cedar or redwood, for a sauna... ;-) John Schinnerer
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