Straw Bale House
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Could you give me some information of the thermal conductivity of the straw wall as opposed to fiberglass insulation?
Also I think the straw/mud walls are heavier than regular plywood, so even though you are decreasing the price of the walls, isn't that offset by the price of the bigger foundation needed to support the heavier structure. Can the foundation also be made of some other (stronger) mix of straw?
I would love to build one of these houses and making the "cement" looks pretty fun too!!
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Attractive, inexpensive, not toxic, and fun for the whole family. What else can one ask for? Oh yes, the insulation is better and I understand it can withstand earthquakes and other natural disasters better than houses built with expensive materials and methods.
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Well, the tumber they use is expensive. They only saved a bit by not mkaing the walls out of wood...Where they really saved was siding costs/insulation/etc. I've built houses so I know this stuff is spendy. I've heard of people building these for $12000 to $50000. All just depends.
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How much does a home like that cost?
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nice work! i have been building straw bale homes for about four years now, and i am thoroughly convinced it is the only way to go. it's good to see we aren't the only crazy people out there, keep up the good work!
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Apparently it only costs around £4000/$8000 o.O
But the only problem is getting the land.
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How much is the cost to build this house? Do I have to hire an architect or just do it myself?
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oh, thank you! its great
I cant wait for more videos from you! I am also starting my own project of building a straw bale house in Norway. So the more information I get the better! :)
magua73 5 years ago
Cool! Here's to using natural building materials.
centralutahfilm 5 years ago
Keep the good work!
magua73 5 years ago
Thank you! We visited the house again yesterday. The family is moving in soon and we'll be doing a follow-up story.
centralutahfilm 5 years ago