Noted.
If it was real small you can! No way. The steel alone is that much, or more.
No steel. I'm only talking the walls and flooring out of concrete.
Never build it here with out steel in the walls, and floor...
It will not hold up without steel. I even put steel mesh in my floors
. At least a couple tons worth.
I lived in a concrete house until I left at 17...Always cold as heck. Except in the summer of course...then it was hotter than the bad place. Now add steel and bury it as a cave and you have something.
Oh i know, weve got a block house now that we live in and it drives me nuts
I live in a concrete house..
I once lived in a concrete house. I was there for five to ten.... But I got paroled.
Not something I go looking for... Usually looking to avoid it!!
That could be true with that kit but...Mine was designed by me and O brought the main support beams up from the basement Just as a barn is built. Don't let them tell you that stuff. I went to a saw mill and told him what I wanted. I ended up with the 6x8 beams and some are 6x12 beams and it is a post and Beam and I bought the Beams for a measly $2000. My design is a little unique because I live on top of the mountain and when it is raining in town I am getting snow. My walls are double thick 2x4's and the inner wall is staggered from the outside wall and no where except around windows and doors does the wood go from the inside to the outside. Outside wall is 3 1/2 inch insulation and the inside is the craft faced 3 1/2. Here is a design of my walls if you can envision the studs. In my living area I have with the cathedral ceiling 26' from living room floor to the ceiling.
All looks the same when lined with rubber padding, huh?
I know what you mean. Never saw it done, but saw an article on it being done as an acoustic barrier wall for a home theater room.
Sounds cool but expensive
I THOGHT I REGOGNISED THE LIPS AND TEETH?I once lived in a concrete house. I was there for five to ten.... But I got paroled.
not....
