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Cob: new to list, and cobbrad davis bradavis at direct.caTue Jan 4 00:43:19 PST 2000
[snip] > I come from MN and am use to cold weather --average low temp in January -1.4, > in North East PA it's 18.4. What exactly would the 8r be like...would it just > cost more to heat or would it feel very cold. Does anyone have a cob house in > this type of climate? >I can't speak from personal experience in your type of climate, but with temperatures in that range, you will probably want to insulate the outside of the building, cob is a lousy insulator. What do you insulate the cob with? Straw/clay plaster? Straw/clay/lime plaster? Straw/clay plaster with a Lime finishing plaster? Strawbale? Can a suitable plaster be made with a high content of straw? I have heard of thinner inner Cob walls with Strawbale on the outside standing on end and pinned to the Cob. Brad
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