Just found a site can't remember where for burlap dipped in Fero cement then stretched over pallet shed frames and then it drys stiff.
I have a resource for thousands of burlap bags so really interested in this.
After takeing over a year for just doing a 19x26 ft earthbag cellar walls. Using adobecrete ask earth perfect for it.
Will do pc house, but right now using them sand/ clay in the pit makes more since.
But for a pallet/burlap wood shed would be great.
We will.use pallets/ earthbag/ PC well house.
Calle
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From: Nolan Scheid <nolan@mortarsprayer.com>
To: papercreters@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Sat, Oct 8, 2011 18:05:22 GMT+00:00
Subject: [papercreters] Burlap-crete constructionHello Everyone.
I am reviewing a new book about stucco from Herb Nordmeyer. In the book he talks about building interior walls with burlap that has been attached to the ceiling and floor. Next the burlap is thickened by adding stucco to each side.
Herb’s notes got me thinking about what could be done to promote this affordable building method.
I am working on an article to gather Burlap-crete examples for owner/builders.
I have found examples in:
Sasha’s home (from this P/C list)
Annesley’s Burlap-crete http://annesley.wordpress.com/burlap-crete-explained/
Maybeck Sack house http://www.concretedecor.net/decorativeconcretearticles/cd-vol-10-num-6-august-september-20101/the-concretist-berkelys-street-of-concrete-dreams/
If you are working along these lines or can point me to anyone else that is, I would appreciate the help. The goal is to gather enough information in one place to help others jump forward. I am not hung up on any particular crete version. Papercrete examples would be wonderful.
Thank you,
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