We require a Sheep/Alpaca shelter for the winter, Soooooo
Let's build one with Rammed Earth Walls :)
Over top of this we will make a Hip Roof with an inside height of 6'
Nailing down the anchor plates
Ok, lets make this happen!
Dampening the earth, no color in this just to see how it looks. |
First shovel
Adding a little lime for decoration |
First one Done!
This was my first time running the tamper (Kristin) as seen near the bottom, good thing sheep don't give a sheep. |
Lucky was here!! |
Surprize!
To Be Continued,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,
Another kind of Back Labor, time to start doing sit ups. |
Experimenting with decorating |
Troweling the concrete cap |
Third wall done.....
Added a layer of broken glass and a plastic toy |
Need to work on our seams
Wow look so tough and you made it in just 5 days not bad. Snowcoast Paddleboards Alberta
ReplyDeleteEn Ensenada, B.C. estoy haciendo unos muros de diferentes colores, muy interesante tus fotos, felicidades.
ReplyDeleteComparte fotos! Donde las podemos ver? :)
DeleteAny long term updates?
ReplyDeleteHello Unknown, Please have a look at the newer posts :)
DeleteAnd don't hesitate if you have any questions.
Paul
Mi duda es en el encuentro de dos paredes. De qué forma se vincula una pared con la otra?
ReplyDeleteMy Grandparents had a cabin at 'Big' Emma Lake....these pics make me lonesome for this beautiful part of Saskatchewan! We live in Alberta now and are planning on completing our front yard landscaping with a curved rammed earth retaining wall. Would love to hear what hints you may have gleaned for curved vs straight wall form construction. Will check back...Blessings, Kim Schellenberg
ReplyDeleteHello! I'm from Brazil! Amazing project! How many wood shapes did you make? Do you have any post about this? Thanks a lot for your help!
ReplyDeleteLooks really nice
ReplyDeleteWhere did you purchase the pneumatic tamper ?
I need one for my project
Please. What's the model and where can I buy the tools. Thanks
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