DIY Perks builds a beautiful mud hut... (a break from technology)
A video on YouTube. In Maker & Builds, a Krater category.
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The creator builds a hobbit house in his garden using cob construction made from soil dug on site mixed with straw, complete with a living roof, a reclaimed wood floor, and lime render.
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Answers: How do you build a hobbit house from cob?
- cob construction
- building a hobbit house
- cob wall building
- lime rendering
- living roof installation
- reclaimed wood flooring
What it concludes
- Cob construction uses locally sourced materials that are extremely ecological and have been used for thousands of years.
- Lime render remains slightly flexible after curing, reducing the chances of surface cracks appearing over time.
- Lime render's breathability allows trapped moisture inside walls to evaporate, which is vital for longevity.
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