Cob: wall replacement

Thu May 24 19:01:25 CDT 2001

Hello everyone,
I haven't written anything in a long time, but I have been reading everything 
that comes in.  Now I have a problem...
Three years ago I built a cordwood house, and the logs shrank to the point of 
being drafty.  Last year I plastered over the interior with cob.  My problem 
now is I have chunks of mortar falling out.  

I am wanting to replace the cordwood, a section at a time, with cob.  Since I 
have the interior plaster I will not be exposed.  I need advice!  This is 
something I have never done before, and if anyone has any experience or 
insights I would greatly appreciate it.

Thank you.
Chris M.
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<HTML><FONT FACE=arial,helvetica><FONT  SIZE=3 FACE="Continuum Bold" LANG="0">Hello everyone,
<BR>I haven't written anything in a long time, but I have been reading everything 
<BR>that comes in.  Now I have a problem...
<BR>Three years ago I built a cordwood house, and the logs shrank to the point of 
<BR>being drafty.  Last year I plastered over the interior with cob.  My problem 
<BR>now is I have chunks of mortar falling out.  
<BR>
<BR>I am wanting to replace the cordwood, a section at a time, with cob.  Since I 
<BR>have the interior plaster I will not be exposed.  I need advice!  This is 
<BR>something I have never done before, and if anyone has any experience or 
<BR>insights I would greatly appreciate it.
<BR>
<BR>Thank you.
<BR>Chris M.</FONT></HTML>

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