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[Cob] Roofing material?carmenkittiecat at aim.com carmenkittiecat at aim.comWed Jan 4 01:29:24 CST 2006
Hello, have been away from the list for a while. If anyone else has "The Hand Sculpted House" (Evans, Smith, Smiley), would you mind taking a look at something? On the second page of the full-colored photo pages, there is a photo of the Permaculture Institute of Northern California's office, and it says it was built by Penny Livingston, James Stark, and the Cob Cottage Company. Does anyone know what that roof is made of? At first glance while flipping through I thought it was a steel roof, but it looks kind of dull and has none of the ridges I'm used to seeing in any steel roofs I've come across. I Googled it but couldn't find a description, and I don't want to bug them just to ask what their roof is, especially if the answer is obvious (although I suppose they're my next stop!). It looks great and goes well with the cob visually, whatever it is. I would assume the PINC collects rainwater so I would expect whatever it is to be non-toxic as well. I'm quite interested in it, so any info would be very much appreciated. Thanks, Carmen Copeland Johnston ________________________________________________________________________ Check Out the new free AIM(R) Mail -- 2 GB of storage and industry-leading spam and email virus protection.
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