...Canada, is not likely a region in desperate need of alternative water solutions such as this. Were you to take the water from your roof and simply divert it awa...
...Canada and the US
We can't get you one right way in Washington but we are hoping to be able to supply energy efficient prefab houses to the West Coast in US a...
...Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation): as a guideline they consider an area of one square meter or less affected by mold as a ‘small area’. An ‘average area’...
...Canada does.
However, it can sometimes be tricky getting a building inspector to sign off on a wall design they haven’t seen before, like for example the hous...
...Canada , so they are (or at least will soon be) available in Montana. You can request a quote for each individual model, though currently demand is pretty high ...
...Canada.
Below grade 8’ total height, (2’ above grade, 6’below). Polyiso tightly butted together but not taped & in direct contact with/held against, inside of...
...Canada. We have been thinking of completely renovating our current home but then came across the option of the Pre Fab Kit. Could we speak with someone directly...
Posted by Ali MackenzieAug. 12, 2020, 7:44 p.m.Concept and design1 Responses
...Canada, in which case it is a likely yes, the vapour barrier is best at the 2/rds point if possible, but where exactly in Canada are you?
What you propose see...
I live in Sudbury Canada in a 1959 bungalow and the basement is always humid and the dehumidifier runs constantly. It also costs a fortune to heat. I was advis...
...Canada) that it could freeze.
As for pipes, you can tape around them, and you can see how in this video on how to create a radon barrier in a slab on grade .
Posted by AjJan. 21, 2020, 8:13 a.m.Crawl spaces1 Responses
...Canada
That page also has a building science basics video, watch that as it will help you understand the steps involved as well. Without knowing where you are...
...Canada or the middle to upper US states, it would be foolish not to insulate a basement floor of a new home under construction. In Manitoba, Canada, adding 2 in...
Posted by Scott AntonationSept. 27, 2019, 1:06 a.m.Slab on Grade3 Responses
...Canada, the Earthship organization, as near as we can tell, still clings to the delusion that an Eartship stays warm in all climates, which is patently false.
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...Canada. As we become older, we plan to live in the house for longer durations.
Given this, what would be a sensible approach in building this house? Of course...
...Canada and the US would not necessarily be available there is another thing, but best I can do would be tell you how we’d do it in Canada, and no doubt yours is...
...Canada, I would personally be putting about 6 inches below grade as well. have a look at this page here –
How much insulation does a basement need?
Hopefull...
Posted by Gary AbbottNov. 23, 2020, 1:36 p.m.Basements1 Responses
