[Cob] Cob plumbing, wiring

[David Knowlton]

Sir,

seek out how they were added to existing brick buildings and you should
have your answer. understand the principles underlying the codes and you
can design safely and effectively. i am american - i overdo! maybe you can
be smarter.

david


>From: "Guy Koehler, Rivendell Ranch" <rivendell_ranch at reachone.com>
>To: <Coblist at deatech.com>
>Subject: [Cob] Cob plumbing, wiring
>Date: Tue, 30 Dec 2003 05:51:55 -0800
>
>"there is very little difference between plumbing/wiring a cob building or 
>a
>conventional structure." Shannon C. Dealy
>
>I've been thinking about this. Traditionally, both plumbing and wiring goes
>inside the frame of a stick house. Cob walls are massively thick, from a
>fort and a half to two feet. Kinda hard to place anything inside them, and
>if one did there would be the issue of getting to them for repair.
>
>How do you propose plumbing and wiring in such a way as to meet 
>engineering,
>code and artistic needs?
>
>Guy Koehler
>Rivendell Ranch
>Hoquiam, WA 98550
>
>http://www.geocities.com/rivendell_ranch
>
>
>
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