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[Cob] Cob Countertoppauln pauln at ravenisle.comSat Apr 2 22:32:52 CST 2005
I am building an alternative house and I am trying to find out how to build a sink and counter top for the kitchen. I've followed the cob bathtub tread with great interest. I am skeptical about a cob sink. It's not so much that I don't think it is possible, it's more that I don't think that that I have enough time to experiment to get it right (after all, it's only after a long time that you know if it will work). I am open to adding stabilizers, like lime and cement, but I'm still nervous about using it for a sink. I'm not set on a cob sink, it's more the counter top that I'd like to use some form of cob for because it isn't straight. Does anyone have any experience that would help me find the right kind and proportion of stabilizers I should use? I would assume that I would have a better chance of getting the right mix for the counter top because moisture wouldn't be as much of a concern as a sink, however I would then be more concerned with how durable it is. Any thoughts? Paul http://www.ravenisle.com/cob
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