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Cob Wattle & daubcrtaylor tms at northcoast.comFri Jun 12 03:23:51 CDT 1998
>The building will be approx. 12 ft. X 20 ft X 12 ft. high and will be >timber frame construction with wattle & daub infill. > >So far, literature and web searches have not given much in the way of >proportions of clay:sand:elements x:y:z. > >I would appreciate hearing from anyone with experience in this area. > >Thanks, > >Jack > Jack..there is information on mixes in some of the Scottish materials on historical buildings..I'll see if I can find a specific mix and I'll post it. Most of what they tell is EVERY material used: turf, bools, creel-house (wattle/daub) and fales, etc..odd words but very good info. the daub will be a different mix than cob as it neads to be spreadable to infil all the woven wattle. sounds like a cool project! Charmaine R. Taylor Elk River Press & Taylor Publishing PO Box 6985 Eureka CA 95502 1-888-307-7650 'Books for people who want to build it themselves' http://www.northcoast.com/~tms/elkriver.html
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