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[Cob] cob building design acceptancePhil Moulton philmoulton at gmail.comSun Oct 4 00:05:27 CDT 2009
Look into a "Rocket Stove" If I remember correctly at least one in the Portland Oregon area that was legally installed. Phil -----Original Message----- From: coblist-bounces at deatech.com [mailto:coblist-bounces at deatech.com] On Behalf Of Janet Standeford Sent: Saturday, October 03, 2009 8:40 PM To: Dean Sherwin Cc: Cob List Subject: Re: [Cob] cob building design acceptance I completely agree with you. I am currently working on getting a permit and am gathering information for the Building Department Head for an alternative materials packet. I know in my head that if I keep it as conventional as possible it is far more likely to be approved than if I push them into a corner with something they find completely foreign. Later is time enough for other forms of building, which I feel in my heart. We just need more of these permitted to open the door wider. I just ordered 7 books to submit with the packet and my written paper on what I plan to build. Hopefully the books will lend credence to the packet. If anyone has any other suggestions, please talk with me. In case anyone doesn't remember, I am building with earth bag in the center of cob walls and will have a cistern instead of a well. As it turns out I will also need to enlarge the house slightly to include a bedroom I can close off so I can build a fireplace. Fireplaces in Oregon are not regulated to death. _______________________________________________ Coblist mailing list Coblist at deatech.com http://www.deatech.com/mailman/listinfo/coblist
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