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Cob: light clay infill questionDarel Henman henman at it.to-be.co.jpMon Jan 20 21:18:45 CST 2003
stefanson wrote: >..... But the light clay needs to be > able to move moisture from the inside to the outside, so you might have a > problem if you had sheathing on the outside (but maybe not, I'm certainly > not an expert). > I've heard of people using it as attic insulation, but that > typically has an inch or so of breathing space to help moisture evaporate. I have seen something like a version of it on walls, but with a little more soil in the mixture, with wood on the outside and a mud plaster over it on the inside. It works and I didn't see any problems. A lime rendering could probably also be applied for kitchen areas and toilet areas. Charmaine have you seen or heard of a light clay covered with a lime rendering? Darel
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