A Modern Look At Straw Bale Construction E-Book Topics Covered Brief history of straw bale construction Advantages and debunking myths Benefits of straw bale in fires, earthquakes and high wind Straw bale in various climates including high moisture Getting a loan and insurance on your bale house How to get your plans approved by building officials How to build various concrete foundations (open and closed thermal) Creating a rubble trench foundation Learn how to acid stain your concrete floor Create your own beautiful earthen floor Designing to minimize notching Creating gorgeous round, arched, and curved window and wall details Best practices for installing a radiant floor heating system Best shearing options (lateral, x-, knee, out of plane bracing and more) Timber Frame and post and beam straw bale house details Load bearing Load Bearing construction Short cuts for quicker toe up installations How to efficiently stand your framing up to save loads of time Proper installation and techniques for windows and doors Best technique for keeping your water lines out of bale walls How to install a hose bib and keep your bale walls safe from water Dealing with interior partition walls Framing for a multiple story house My favorite techniques and knot for re-tying bales A simple but beautiful truth window technique Creating elegant niches in your bale walls Learn how to properly flash your window and doors to keep water out How to apply mesh to your bale home for longest lasting walls Creating a comfortable window seat…

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