View from top of forms showing roof form and wall internal structure. The rebar for both the roof and wall are visible, as is the conduit for electrical outlets and plugs, which must be wired to the rebar inside the forms to hold them in place during the pour. The wood is internal framing for openings such as windows and doors. Each wall is 10" thick.
Thursday, December 13, 2007
View from top of forms showing roof form and wall internal structure. The rebar for both the roof and wall are visible, as is the conduit for electrical outlets and plugs, which must be wired to the rebar inside the forms to hold them in place during the pour. The wood is internal framing for openings such as windows and doors. Each wall is 10" thick.
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Just discovered your website - the build looks absolutely fascinating! Thanks for sharing the photos with us. We look forward to the next ones.
Regards from near Oxford, England.
Thanks for sharing your site. My husband and I are seriously planning a monolithic dome, 50' dia, 1 story, outside Waxahachie, Texas. Enjoyed your site. Please keep posting.
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