Repairing an earthen house - Lesson 3: Installing light clay straw thermal insulation on a mud wall

Repairing an earthen house using natural materials
Lesson 3: Installing light clay straw thermal insulation on a mud wall

Lessons are based on natural building techniques used in house restoration during a workshop in Soderce.

Massive thanks to all participants of the project! And see you all again very soon!

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Check out our other lessons from this course:
Lesson 1: Adding a window to a wall with a timber-bearing frame
Lesson 2: Adding a window to a masonry load-bearing adobe wall
Lesson 4: How to repair an earthen wall
Lesson 5: Plaster tests and material recycling
Lesson 6: Plastering
Lesson 7: Adobe bricks
Lesson 8: Decoration

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If you are interested to learn more you can check our other courses:
👨‍🏫Training of Trainers – ToT
🏠How to build a small house using natural materials

These lessons are part of the NBCaRD project. You can find more about it on a website https://nbcard.org/

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Partners in the project:

COB - Greece
https://www.cob.gr/en/
mail: [email protected]
   / @cob-buildingwithearth3588  
  / buildingwithearth  
  / cob_gr  

MEICH - Greece
https://www.iamc.ciheam.org/
mail: [email protected]
https://www.youtube.com/@mediterranea...
  / maich.chania  
  / ciheam_chania  

Blatologija - Serbia
https://www.blatologija.rs
mail: [email protected]
  / blatologija  
  / blatologija  

Our amazing photo/video editor Andrea
https://www.instagram.com/vedro_i_baj...

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This project is Co-Founded by the Erasmus+ Programme of the European Union.

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