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Dr Aracely Plateroti, PhD, OMD, with Integrative Empowerment Experts a program of the Plateroti Center for Integrative Medicine interviews author Kandi Wood who wrote the book, “The Journey To Eco Straw House”, on Expert Tips to create an Eco-Friendly Home. To purchase this informative eBook go to: ecostrawhouse.com
Strawbale houses are incredibly eco-friendly. Straw bales are typically an agricultural by-product, one which would go to waste if not used for projects like house building. Plus, straw is highly renewable. It can be regrown each year instead of the decades it can take to grow trees for producing lumber.
Analyse your personal ability and skills. Can you build yourself or pay others to build?
How to Build a Straw Bale House – Make a plan > Decide what type of base you will use to support the floor of the first story > Prepare the foundation footings to be below the frost line in cold climates, and floor to be level, on an attractive slope or level ground (easier) > Build a frame of timber or metal >Stay dry during construction by putting the roof on before going any further.
Engage others in your family to define the idea of a green dream home. [image source google]
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