That looks very cool. Not sure I'm convinced its as structurally sound as nails framing and sheathing. And also, I wonder how you do your plumbing and electrical.
I am already at the 3rd visit, some repairs after a heavy winter. Tomorrow will go again, need to lift the big window. I don't like it now, is too low. And also I hope will finish the front stonewall. I start early this year. Good weather.
Be wary of that reconstituted wood material the blocks appear be be covered with. The glue used to bind it can release formaldahyde and other toxic chemicals. If the interior of ther blocks is polystyrene I would also be very wary for similar reasons including fire risk. Natural materials are usually best even if the skill to use them takes some time to acquire. Build something to last, with natural materials that will not be a toxic waste dump emitting toxic fumes all the while you live in it.
That looks very cool. Not sure I'm convinced its as structurally sound as nails framing and sheathing. And also, I wonder how you do your plumbing and electrical.
Pretty neat, though.
You just cut where you need. Super easy.
Check this out too
Then there's a storm, and everything goes to crap!
tell that to japanese that are building their houses from paper...
scary
this is really fun. Imagine you build the house with your kids, like playing with legos LOL
It would be more fun to build for sure! I was thinking about your citadel. I guess it's coming up to that time of year again soon?
I am already at the 3rd visit, some repairs after a heavy winter.
Tomorrow will go again, need to lift the big window. I don't like it now, is too low.
And also I hope will finish the front stonewall.
I start early this year. Good weather.
I'm still waiting for those videos after you move in.
you will see a 24/7 webcam :)
I know. You must label it NSFW
Impressive! You might as well need this... Perfect for off-grid.
When I get started on mine, this will be there.
LOL I don't need a walking platform. The nearest village is at 8km !
Just to go buy some beers I need to walk a lot hahahahaha
I hope this stuff ain't flammable!
it's the structure, not the cover.... the foam burns but not with flames. Is literally stopping flames.
anything can be flammable in the end.
Be wary of that reconstituted wood material the blocks appear be be covered with.
The glue used to bind it can release formaldahyde and other toxic chemicals.
If the interior of ther blocks is polystyrene I would also be very wary for similar reasons including fire risk.
Natural materials are usually best even if the skill to use them takes some time to acquire.
Build something to last, with natural materials that will not be a toxic waste dump emitting toxic fumes all the while you live in it.