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Cob: breathing wallls.Bob owl at steadi.orgMon May 15 22:51:49 PDT 2000
Don't we all wish we knew how tiling our cob walls would affect them ten or twenty years hence. I believe it is at present a common practice to tile over cob walls in a bathroom. Probably the tiles have not been there long enough to tell us what they will do to the walls. Perhaps a 6 to 8 inch wall would not be so thick that it would hold the moisture in and it would "breathe" the moisture back out the side away from the tiles. That might depend on the climate, too. I wish we had a laboratory that would test such things. When we get the All People's College going I'm sure our environment-technology students will want to make such tests and we will get the basic equipment for doing such tests. In the meantime it is good to have the Cob Net to exchange experiences and ideas. Bob
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