[Cob] Foundation for inside walls?

[Amanda Peck]

No experience here, but.... since the pupose of a foundation is to keep 
walls from moving, especially in relation to each other, I can't imagine you 
being wrong.

And by the way, there used to be a sort of a joke in Nashville, that REAL 
NASHVILLIANS used the bookstores instead of the libraries as their reference 
sources.  Of course I would consider that only if they actually HAD the 
books, that it would be in kind of bad taste to get them to order something 
for you and then only look up what you wanted to know.
................
Deborah Denmark wrote (snipped):

I understand the foundation part for exterior walls but what is needed for 
interior walls that are thinner?

I am thinking that interior features like benches or massive trombe walls 
for heat collection need foundations just as substantial as the exterior 
walls.  But I have not found info to support that also.  Just using what 
common sense I have.  Am I correct on this?

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