[Strawbale] Locking bales in place to walls
Dion Hollenbeck
hollen at woodsprite.com
Fri Jul 14 16:19:56 CDT 2006
At 09:46 AM 7/14/2006, Doug wrote:
>To lock bales in place against beams or each other we are using a shot of
>polyuerathane foam. [...snip...] After it cured the
>wall is incredibly solid, the bales don't move at all. There no air gaps at
>bale intersections or at bale to wall intersections.
Fantastic idea. I used a method that worked *very* well, but was
incredibly labor intensive. Cut a 4" wide piece of expanded metal
and used landscape staples to tie it to the bale, and roofing nails
to tie it to the post. For a picture, see here:
http://www.woodsprite.com/images/half3198.jpg
Thanks for passing this along, Doug.
dion
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