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Bio-aggregate

by Bob|Published January 1, 2000|2 Comments

Bio-aggregate

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Last week David attended a workshop on energy-retrofitting the traditional hygrothermal envelope. This included preparation, mixing and casting bio-aggregate mixture of hemp and […]

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  • 1[…] to take a leap of faith and engage with NC to guide us through lining our two downstairs rooms… - A warm and cosy family home – Neighbourhood Construction
  • 2[…] removal of the existing Smörgåsbord, add hygrothermal insulating plaster or preferably cast Bio-aggregate internal wall insulation […] - Symptoms of damp and a history of roof repairs – Neighbourhood Construction

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