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Old 07-20-2009, 03:38 AM   #59
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Originally Posted by Wetdogeared View Post
Thanks for the update. The term we use for 2 homes sharing a common wall in Canada is "semi-detatched," but "semi-attached" sounds more optomistic.
We just call it a two-under-one-roof house...

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I had to look up "Bautagebuch" to find out it meant "Building diary." I'm asuming this is some kind of on-line blog with lots of photos and comments as the building progresses.
I always planned to do this, made all the pictures, but never got around to writing a blog

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4-6 months is very fast for Europe - at least Greece!
6 months isn't very fast for the Netherlands. In the town where I live, they just finished a set of about 10 free standing houses. They started in februari or march (somewhere).

[QUOTE=CommanderROR;526511]Solar for warm water is OK, I would never consider it as singular solution though...that is bound to cause problems sooner or later. /QUOTE]

A solar boiler? We are thinking about that too...

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Putting a wood-stove in an all-but airtight house is a bit of a problem,

Hmnm, the biggest difference between an old house and a new house is the airtightness Ours is leaking everywhere! Though, once we're completely done, it should be less... (that new front door helped a lot!) I don't think we should be afraid of gassing ourselves with our gas heater...


We want more pictures!
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