V8Druid
do it as well as you can,but learn to do it better
if I was gonna build, TEK panel'd be my choice I think ... quick and massively OTT on the thermal requirements
Quattromike
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My Sis and Bil are building a house for themselves and they went the durabock route. Seems a good enough system to use but time will tell I spose
Canal Navvy
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went around Berkeley as a teenager with school
It is quite apt that part of Berkeley is now a school. The facilities they have there are jaw dropping, I'm sure it's the way to get our country back on it's feet
Left hooker
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Where do you chase cables and pipes into walls
Bob
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when internal walls were built with stammit board which is the same as this they had special boards with holes from top to bottom and you use to cut out a electic box and hope you find the holes stammit boad was made from wheat straw and if it got wet it would start to grow .
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Brendan
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Similar sip panels have a pre built cavity on the internal part of the boards (full width) , so internally all you need to do is run your pipework and cabling then install your vapour membrane and plasterboard. Floor joists also tend to be the engineered webbed beams so easier for routing stuff too.
Think cost wise it use to be north of £100 per m2 bit probably north of £150 now
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Smiffy
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I don't know how it would compare price wise but my brother has a small log cabin made by one of the scandanavian companies
It's all tongue and groove 100mm timbers and slotted together in a couple of days
My dad wanted an extension and took one of the pieces of tongue and groove down to a sawmill and they made him some
I think he went for 150mm width
Don't know how that equates for thermal properties but is good enough for the scandanavian winters
Think it was pontralis that made them for him as an experiment and where going to look at marketing them
It's all tongue and groove 100mm timbers and slotted together in a couple of days
My dad wanted an extension and took one of the pieces of tongue and groove down to a sawmill and they made him some
I think he went for 150mm width
Don't know how that equates for thermal properties but is good enough for the scandanavian winters
Think it was pontralis that made them for him as an experiment and where going to look at marketing them
V8Druid
do it as well as you can,but learn to do it better
never seen this before on fleabay ...... be cheaper direct from Kingspan
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Rob65
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What happens when mice chew ya membrane, damp gets in and all ya OSB turns to mush?
For something as expensive as a house, think I’ll stick to bricks and cement thanks.
No reason it can’t be super insulated and the big bad wolf can blow as hard as he likes, it won’t fall down
.I have also heard stories about mortgage companies being warry of timber framed houses, so what they would make of low quality flakes of wood glued together (OSB) and foam as structural components I’m not sure.
As for how to recycle the materials when it’s demolished - I think that will be worth watching for a laugh.
Lancs Lad
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My uncle moved to Sweden about 20 years ago...was over there one year doing some work for him...drilled 20mm hole through a wall ...out poured a mountain of sawdust...that's the internal insulation.
Must burn well.
Must burn well.
V8Druid
do it as well as you can,but learn to do it better
would depend on what you skin it with I'd've thought Rob ? ... also fairly sure it's resin bonded OSB not water based adhesivesWhat happens when mice chew ya membrane, damp gets in and all ya OSB turns to mush?
For something as expensive as a house, think I’ll stick to bricks and cement thanks.
No reason it can’t be super insulated and the big bad wolf can blow as hard as he likes, it won’t fall down
I have also heard stories about mortgage companies being warry of timber framed houses, so what they would make of low quality flakes of wood glued together (OSB) and foam as structural components I’m not sure.
As for how to recycle the materials when it’s demolished - I think that will be worth watching for a laugh.
Grahams
Don't complain - suggest what's better
What community spirit can do. I have great admiration for the Amish, doing their own thing regardless, but I couldn't live like the stricter ones.
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6feetdown
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Wont do that again
craig
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6feetdown
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Not a H&s sign in sight
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6feetdown
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V8Druid
do it as well as you can,but learn to do it better
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DaveDCB
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Forgot it was drove footage at first
Giles
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this numpty can hear the pins slapping about its that loose so not a well loved machine
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