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Re: [Strawbale] results of sb houses across europe pls



Thanks Henk, thats very interesting and exactly the system i was thinking of. Do you know if there is an english translation website with some technical detail re ASBG?

It would destroy my embodied energy if i had to import the panels to the UK but i suppose if the timber is coming from Austria anyway that would help

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On 12 Jul 2010, at 09:01, Henk Van Aelst wrote:

Neale

Use a vernished OSB with vapour tape at the inside and a celit 4D or 3D or a Agepan DWD at the outside. If you like a little fire protection than use the French Dip liming methode before you place the bales and finish the OSB with
Fermacell.
Look on www.ecoforum.be on techniques by strawbales to the ASBG Austrian way
of building.

Good luck

Henk


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Van: strawbale-bounces@amper....muni.cz
[mailto:strawbale-bounces@amper....muni.cz] Namens Neale Brickwood
Verzonden: maandag 12 juli 2010 10:17
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Onderwerp: Re: [Strawbale] results of sb houses across europe pls

Thanks dave. Obviously more research to do!!

Neale
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On 11 Jul 2010, at 22:13, Dave Howorth <dave@howorth....uk> wrote:

On Sat, 2010-07-10 at 22:35 +0000, Neale Brickwood wrote:

I'm thinking of a dry build using a timber frame to provide the
structure and dry enclosure with the straw being inserted from the
inside (in the dry) timber cladding outside, plasterboard inside. I
know it dosnt stack up with the purist principles but will provide
substantial Co2 savings by omitting brick, block and insulation and
obviously sand and cement.


I presume i'd need a breathable vapour barrier between the timber
structure and the cladding which would allow the straw to breathe. Do you know if any one has done any U value calcs for this type of build
or do you forsee any problems?

Neale,

The term "breathable vapour barrier" is an oxymoron. Breathable means
"vapour permeable". You probably mean a watertight, airtight barrier.

Straw bales are traditionally coated with lime or clay plaster for two
main reasons:
-1- it provides fire resistance
-2- it provides an airtight barrier that helps the straw function
effectively as insulation

Gaps between between bales and separate fireproof layers are known to
act as chimneys in fires and these can increase the spread of flame.

Having said all that, you might want to look at the S-House design.

Cheers, Dave

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