Re: [papercreters] Re: pole barn (house) construction with PC infill

Greetings,

Jay has given you great advice, but having lived in northern Canada half
of my life, I will add a few things. In a sealed air environment, low
Voc paint and non toxic furnishings and cabinetry become more important.
Multiple Chemical Sensitivity is on the rise, partly because of really
poor indoor air quality. Part of this is building products, since in an
air tight house, it doesn't off gas well. Part of it is from chemically
fragranced cleaning and personal grooming products.

The house Jay has described will be a joy in a cold climate, if you are
careful how you finish it and live in it. I no longer visit Canada in
the winter, the indoor air quality in most homes is far too toxic for me
to stand.

Bright Blessings,
Garth & Kim Travis
www.TheRoseColoredForest.com
Bedias, Texas

On 7/1/2013 6:50 AM, JayH wrote:

> CAUTION: Getting all the details correct for this type of construction
> is not for the casual builder. This requires SERIOUS dedication and hard
> work. Many details must be gotten correct to make the entire system
> effective. If you're up to the challenge, go for it, but it would be
> wise to try it on a small scale shop or shed first, just to work out the
> kinks.
>


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