Bottle Room

Aug 1, 2024 4:37 PM

From this comment: https://imgur.com/gallery/jc9ED8l/comment/2408868413

interesting

Oh, hail no!

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And when one of them breaks?

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Great now you can slice your feet on the floor.

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My trypophobia is very confused right now

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You can sit anywhere and fart and it will sound like your playing blue grass music in a jug.

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That floor gives me major heebie jeebies.

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When you want to study Neutrinos but are on a budget.

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Is that Imgur structural engineer looking at this? I don't remember their name. I would love to hear an educated take on the stability of this.

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If I recall, there are reasons grouting is made thin and preferred to be as even as possible.

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@AlphaStructural

2 years ago | Likes 9 Dislikes 0

You tagging a real one right here ☝️

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Cob Wall buuldings are more durable to earthquake shaking than modern single-family home designs. Sorry I don't have a source handy but there are both research papers and videos from lab tests on YouTube if you want to go digging.

You can't really build multi-story structures with Cob unless you have a reinforced frame. The weight of cob means that it does have vertical building limits, but single-story is fine.

Adding bottles has been extensively demonstrated, but lacks conclusive research.

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Is a brick-and-mortar wall a Cob Wall?

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Thanks.

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