[Strawbale]strawbale buildings in wet climat conditions

[Dave Van den broeck]

Dag Piet,

Wij bouwen op dit moment een strobalenwoning in België. Ik heb zeer veel
gehad aan het boek 'The Straw bale house' van Steen, Steen and bainbridge.
ISBN 093003171-7 (was ook op aanraden van onze architect)

Groetjes,
Dave Van den broeck
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Sent: Thursday, June 17, 2004 11:13 AM
Subject: RE: [Strawbale]strawbale buildings in wet climat conditions


> Beste Rob,
>
> Ik overweeg in de toekomst zelf een stro-woning te bouwen.
> Momenteel ben ik mezelf aan het orienteren op deze bouwmethode.
> Ik heb een langdurige bouwkundige achtergrond en heb interesse om
> met dit concept zelf iets te gaan ondernemen.
>
> Weet jij of er boeken zijn of documentatie met (standaard)-detaillering
> of adviezen voor raam-aansluitingen, draag-constructie en dergelijke.
>
> Hi Rob,
>
> I´m considering building a house in the nearby future.
> Dou you know if there is documentation or books with
> conctruction-, door and window details.
>
> Piet Walraven
>
> -----Oorspronkelijk bericht-----
> Van: strawbale-admin at amper....muni.cz
> [mailto:strawbale-admin at amper....muni.cz]Namens ramstrobouw
> Verzonden: woensdag 16 juni 2004 23:32
> Aan: Strawbale at amper....muni.cz
> CC: cocoonlochaber at hotmail...
> Onderwerp: [Strawbale]strawbale buildings in wet climat conditions
>
>
> dear Chris,
>
> Is is good to consider about problems who will eventualy arise. They can
> occur during the building of the walls (rainfall) and time needed for the
> stucco's to get dryed, exposure to rain sides..
> The issue is not to get water into (on top of) the walls were it can stay
> for longer periodes.
> Several possibility's to protect the wall from outside, as long as you
have
> a ventilation in between.
> How will be the behavior of heating during wet seasons?
> As long as you keep the wall-concept breathable, 'vapour-open' (?) and
> protected from any water penetreting into the walls (and accumulating
> there), with what kind of protection so ever on the outside (wood is
> regainable), to me seems the strawbale concept anywhere applyable. Any
> insulation material shouldn't get wet. But you have to choose for the
> concept first and balance it with other possibility's.
> You can even prefabricate your walls under dry conditions.
>
> As builders, we have some experience in Holland collected.
> You can question us more if you need to and see our website (although it
is
> not up to date anymore, whe rather have to work on it....)
>
>
> greetings,
> RAMstrobouw
>
> Rob Kaptein
> Monnikensteeg 103-F
> 6823 AA Arnhem
> T 026-3893405
> F 026- 3893619
> www.ramstrobouw.nl
>
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