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[Cob] smallest house design / kitchen appliancesSUSAN EVANS susansevans at msn.comFri Oct 24 11:40:07 CDT 2003
I've been looking at various web sites with house plans - log cabin manufacturers, etc. for ideas also. Have you checked out this site - thousands of plans, and searchable by size, style, etc. http://www.coolhouseplans.com/index.html While building small initially is an important consideration, I would definitely include those features that are important to me. That includes the ability to use home-grown produce - so food storage and processing space matters to me. Of course, you can also design in such a way that you could add on - maybe a tiny kitchen for the first year that expands into a small "great room" could become a harvest kitchen, laundry/pantry/food storage area the next year or so? As for appliances and tools - no reason why you couldn't try to buy used compact appliances and then sell them later when/if you decide to expand. Sue Evans In an attempt to plan the smallest cob house possible, per the advice of the cob-building books I have, I am having trouble with the design. Most, if not all the houses that I see, both online and off, don't have a bathroom or a place for a washer/dryer, much less a refrigerator. Any resource suggestions?
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