Hyperadobe house

Hyper Adobe Tube Netting construction use a polyethylene raschel knit tubular mesh for walls and foundations as an alternative to Super Adobe polypropylene

Learn how to build your own hyperadobe earthbag dolly bucket delivery system, and how we are laying the bags for our solar shed office build.

This article describes a technique that was developed by Fernando Pacheco, engineer, and it is called HyperAdobe. It is a more ecological option to the Superadobe technique.

A cob house is an earthen building that uses a mixture of clay, sand, straw, and sometimes gravel. Cob house builders shape the mix by hand and let it dry

Our Tube Netting Rolls are ideal for a building product, packing or vegetables, or anything that is on a continuous flow and needs to be contained. Raschel is a knitted fabric which resembles hand crocheted fabrics, lace fabrics, and nettings. Raschel warp knits contain inlaid connecting yarns in addition to columns of knit stitches. Our Tube Netting Rolls are ideal for a building product, packing of vegetables, or anything that is on a continuous flow and needs to be contained. This fabric…

Cob houses are an amazing way to build a house. In this simple guide I break down everything you need to know about building a beautiful cob home.

The Sustainable Life School gave me a heads up about this ambitious earthbag project happening in Australia. You can see even more photos and commentary at www.instagram.com.

Hyperadobe constructions use a Polyethylene Raschel Knit Tubular Mesh for walls and foundations rather than the Superadobe Polypropylene Woven Bags. The advantage of the Hyperadobe method is an easier construction process, no need for barbwire to secure layers together, resulting … Continued

Hyperadobe Step-by-Step

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