Rammed Earth Construction Timelapse
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 18 มิ.ย. 2012
- earthstructures.com.au/ Rammed Earth Construction Time-lapse - Young Allen Homestead.
This is a time-lapse video showing us construct the rammed earth walls of the Young Allen Homestead. it switches to a few different angle to show the different walls being built. You can see how we build the wall sections above the windows and doors.
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Anybody else notice the full moon at 2:47?
i Priced this type of construction, pricing was about the same as a conventional
home, one of the things that made it that EXPENSIVE was the concrete footings for the walls, the constructed weight of the home was estimated to be about 80 tonnes which meant the footings needed to be about double the size normally required. My land was a lot of clay in the soil, so it moved a lot between the dry months and wet months, a sandy plot would have been cheaper for the footings. finished cost $120k 300m2
friend One , will last 10 times longer than a conventional home and the savings in heating and cooling cost will make up for the cost of the footing .
$120k for 3200 SF is about a 3rd of the price of conventional building...way cheaper?? I assisted on a rammed earth build in GA and their 2800 SF all off grid, all major upgraded home cost less than $120K to build. All of their windows and doors were upgraded, most expensive windows and doors available from a commercial glazing company. Then, the owner, whom is an environmental engineer and never built so much as a bench before built a matching workshop perfectly, months later, just him and 2 friends. Anyone can do this and its far less expensive.
Hi! Does it need curing after casting like, as we do in concrete?
What is the maximum and minimum height you fills on the mould before ramming for each layer?
And what is ideal height of that layer you prefers after compacting? (Ratio of intial height to final height)
Beautiful
Please describe the forms: DIY or purchased, size and style, clamping or bolts? how did you run utilities within these walls? Did you run water pipes, power, gas in from above? How deep was your foundation footings and concrete PSI? Very nicely done!!
hi i love this project , how does the windows and doors created
How do you build the cross sections? Do you hold the rammed earth with steel?
Could we use steel bar with rammed earth ???
I noticed that you are building the walls as SRE columns in one go and then coming back to fill in the sills and lintels. How do you ensure an adequate bond between the previously built column and the new SRE sills and lintels? Is there any potential issue with cracking or movement at these locations? Would this be a potential weak point for air/water leakage if it was to move or crack?
The lintels are tied to the walls with what looks like a steel bond beam. I think in many cases they also pour a concrete top plate around the entire perimeter of the house. At the base all of the sections are tied to the concrete footing, so the walls are tied together at the top and bottom. I would expect when you ram a new wall next to an existing one however, you get pretty good adhesion. Try to rub two pieces of sand paper together, it's very difficult.
@@ErikPukinskis I’m curious to know what mixture they are using here for their rammed earth
The material is 14mm to dust road base that is blended with approx 10% off white cement.
There is no bond beam. The lintels over openings are epoxy chemset to each panel with pins bearing approx 200mm into each panel. Smaller opening to 1.4m in length can be cast insitu using internal Reo bars as the lintel.
How did you do the large bridges?
How thick were the walls on this project?
Great Vid good to show the missus how her new house was built.
the missus loved the personal touch with brown eye.
bit to much sack.
I like this method of buildung no more painting uts all natural.....nice.
great vid! I think I'm the only one to notice someone mooned the camera though. 😂. about 43 seconds in
several times, like 3 XD
And at 2:48
Lol true. I didn't notice in till you mentioned...😂
@@evanwarren4083 2:46 almost :47 xDDD
@EarthStructures Couple questions: how many square feet (or meters) was this home and how many days to erect these walls? I'm building an off-grid rammed earth home at about 3200 sqft of area with perimeter and central load-bearing SIRE walls.
couple months
Plz tell me which house cost less.this one or the cement one.can we build 2 or three storeys house wid this material???
yes
how about the walls? are they element proof or do you need to coat them with something for the rain. Where I am considering this (tropical Africa +- 2 deg lattitude weather changes from Very Hot during the day to very Cold at night. from Very Rainy during the monsoon to very dry during December. Just wondering how a soil structure will fare.
Collins Areba they are just like stone , the best way is to use crushed limestone in the mix with the earth and cement. There are structures in Italy over 1000 years old still standing with this method.
This is a Ugandan 😅
The moon appeared at :44 LOL
And a full moon at 2:46
Saw it twice
Taylor Hampton and at 2:48
😂
2:47 wild ass
how does the wall bind to the foundation? I love this rammed earth homes!!
footing dowls rebar
@@slices7960 hi slices .
Can you please tell me the forms manufacturer or can I get a system like that.
Thank you.
@@danielvaqueiro3722 you just build it like a concrete form basically
@@slices7960 thanks.
I mean, what are those forms called ?
@@danielvaqueiro3722 just look up concrete column forming
:)
Bom dia preciso de ajuda pois quero fazer minha casa de pilão mais não sei se precisar usar ferragens vc pode mim dar resposta em português
What should be the minimum thickness of rammed earth walls ?
Typically 300mm thick for load-bearing at minimum, and 200mm minimum for non load-bearing.
What's the advantage of this building technique over poured concrete?
wayyy stronger
can get up to 3000 psi
@ Most of your points are also shared by concrete. 3, 4 and 5 are shared between rammed earth and concrete for the most part. As for point 2, standard concrete usually only has 10-20% not 90%. (www.nrmca.org/aboutconcrete)
It would have been nice to see a finished product,and with all the earthly colors available.why so bland?
Home
Why nobody shows roof construction
2:46
2.47...
Ребята класс 👍. Какой состав отпишитесь пожалуйста .👍
not really helpful when we dont know exactly how long it took to build
who is your form maker?
I can answer questions about that
Timeline 2:46 kkkkkkkkkkkkkkk...
aaaah silly construction workers... cant have a nice time lapse video can they? lol
Homw
2 minute 43 seconds haha
Bro needs to wipe a little better
Inappropriate for someone to flash before a camera in a professional video like this - Timeline at 2:47. Author, please edit the video.
all that work negated by concrete >
i think to bring my cost way down i will be the gernal contractor and fly 20 chinese workers from china cuz they build super fast.
I can't get over the horrible music..