I am going to have a cabin/house in the forest measuring 8x5m.
I'm thinking of just building plyfa/cellplast/plyfa.
But I am a bit concerned about possible moisture from below.
How should I build to protect best? Suggestions?
Plastic, tape joints, frigg, plastic, plywood bottom?
Pillars/slabs or build on sleepers?
It should be simple and cheap. Last for 10 years... or more, but not more work for that.
Suggestions for protection? Paint with järnvitriol?
I'm thinking of just building plyfa/cellplast/plyfa.
But I am a bit concerned about possible moisture from below.
How should I build to protect best? Suggestions?
Plastic, tape joints, frigg, plastic, plywood bottom?
Pillars/slabs or build on sleepers?
It should be simple and cheap. Last for 10 years... or more, but not more work for that.
Suggestions for protection? Paint with järnvitriol?
Have you seen this?
http://www.google.com/url?sa=t&rct=...=Znu2z5PF52Qswcm27a0WQA&bvm=bv.88198703,d.d24
But it might be too advanced for your little cottage.
A few years ago there was a system with plywood boards with intervening cellplast,
like Lego bricks.
I would have probably built on plinths out there in the forest.
http://www.google.com/url?sa=t&rct=...=Znu2z5PF52Qswcm27a0WQA&bvm=bv.88198703,d.d24
But it might be too advanced for your little cottage.
A few years ago there was a system with plywood boards with intervening cellplast,
like Lego bricks.
I would have probably built on plinths out there in the forest.