Building a simple wood and cobwood roundhouse

[@xoxliltina12xox]

thank you for this amazing video!!! question for you... are the joints nailed into the uprights?

[@Joewalshe38]

Good, clear video. Thanks

[@AdrianLifestyle]

Hi, what I do not understand is how those arcs are fixed to the ground? Are they barried in? It looks like they are just standing on some stones? How do you make sure they do not move? In many cob and straw bale construction books they talk about rubble trenches as foundations but you just build on bare soil?

[@HopiTrails1]

all the logs hardwood??

[@jimbobojim4634]

Did you get the proper permits to build this structure? Because it can't be listed as a dwelling it meets absolutely no building codes at all.

[@PDZ1122]

I think you mean cord wood. Cob is something else entirely.

[@andreebrizard3992]

i think he uses cob in between wood discs. cordwood + cob = cobwood

[@amber_Forever16]

Andree Brizard it’s short wood logs about 2 feet long and You stack them with the round end facing out and put cob in between, You can kind of tell at 11:47

[@amber_Forever16]

PDZ1122 WRONG! Mr knowitall! He’s talking about the cob they put around and in the cracks of the wood! I think he knows what he’s talking about!

[@amber_Forever16]

Did you have to get permission from the government to build these?

[@HopiTrails1]

by windscreen you mean windshield(like the front window of a car??)

[@terrybullock3140]

I think you'll find the front window of a car is called a windscreen...

[@amber_Forever16]

buck rogers yeah that’s what they call a windshield over there

[@exceltraining]

a million photos..... this is you tube - for videos
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[@matthewlavergne5610]

You can go to woodprix if you would like to make it yourself guys.

[@jimbobojim4634]

This thing meets no building code in the US you might be able to get a building permit for this thing as a shed. But that's it.