Application of Hemp Plaster on interior stone walls of farmhouse in Switzerland. More info on Steve Allin’s website …
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The texture of the hemp looks finer than what they use for hempcrete. For hempcrete, they use the leftover center part of stem after the hemp fiber has been stripped from them. This stuff looks hairier and finer. I wonder what kind they use.
the hemp wall is breathable and this house may have loww heating bills or as with some of my designs nooo bills … its a carbon trappp as well and it does well in most climates the mix is lime and some other stuff mixed in could be colored …….dsbiofuel@gmail.com
"Need their walls to breathe" are you aware of basic building physics? In/Exfiltration through materials is less that 1% of all air change in house. All of the 99+% are from cracks and gaps in construction. What's the lamda(tested) value for this plaster?
The future will be a bunch of endocannabinoid-endowed, potentially "high" drivers in durable, dent-resistant hemp (bumper) cars. Stoned drivers could bump into eachother in their hemp cars and they wouldn't even need to trade hemp-plastic insurance/drivers license cards.
They could just go home and polish the car with hemp paint and wax.
Get over it… It's time for a hemp-topia, one hemp brick at a a time!
Great use of hemp plaster! Love the finish! I have been using American Clay and would love to learn another eco finish to put in my portfolio. Damn! I wish we could produce great hemp products like this in the U.S.!!!! Thanks for this video~!
@guydecervens Glad it made you laugh check out an even more extreme example of Hippies using state of the art technology. This will probably have you on the floor laughing. But when you've finished have ing hysterics…….close your mouth and put your shoulder to the wheel as the " straights " have made an ugly mess that needs to cleared up oh and while youre at it pass the rizlas
HEMP Revolution!!! IF we just hydroponic skyscrapers on every block like we should and could we wouldn't even need trucks, ok maybe just a little but it would transform everything
cool, is it just water and the plants cut down to mulch ? is it compatible to the earthship-concept ? They are using old tyres filled with dirt and concrete i think… could one exchange the concrete with this hemp plaster ?
Not sure what you mean by jammy but I don't go about much doing my hemp courses and when I do it is usually to teach people to build their own structures. Chill out and conside rwhat honesty really means just because it's your opinion doesn't make it true.
A proper Hawk and trowel as you suggest does not work with hemp plaster .For the material to have sufficient insulation qualities it is not a plastic or spreadable as a normal plaster. We have found that by the time you have loaded the stuff onto the hawk in large enough quantities to work fast with, you could have put it directly onto the wall
This video shows the techniques not the speed with which we can put it on the wall,it can be faster .
Besides it's more fun and less tiring on the arms!
Quicker maybe! but speed is not everything. Some folk are interested in more the broader implications of what they do. Never heard of Multifinish anyway probably some quickfix material that would be totally inappropriate for old buildings that need their walls to breathe
The texture of the hemp looks finer than what they use for hempcrete. For hempcrete, they use the leftover center part of stem after the hemp fiber has been stripped from them. This stuff looks hairier and finer. I wonder what kind they use.
So its a fibrated (with hemp) lime plaster? Likely nhl 2 from the looks of it
hI, can you tell me what are the ingredients to lime hemp plastering
the hemp wall is breathable and this house may have loww heating bills or as with some of my designs nooo bills … its a carbon trappp as well and it does well in most climates the mix is lime and some other stuff mixed in could be colored …….dsbiofuel@gmail.com
love the music. Is it rhythm devils?
"Need their walls to breathe" are you aware of basic building physics? In/Exfiltration through materials is less that 1% of all air change in house. All of the 99+% are from cracks and gaps in construction. What's the lamda(tested) value for this plaster?
Amen to that…. the 'straights' made a mess out of my sis and I once upon a time…
The future will be a bunch of endocannabinoid-endowed, potentially "high" drivers in durable, dent-resistant hemp (bumper) cars. Stoned drivers could bump into eachother in their hemp cars and they wouldn't even need to trade hemp-plastic insurance/drivers license cards.
They could just go home and polish the car with hemp paint and wax.
Get over it… It's time for a hemp-topia, one hemp brick at a a time!
I keep thinking old fashioned rolling pin.
Does this add immense insulation? –
To me hemp plaster as far as insulation goes is just a waste of time. R value is negligible. The esthetic however is great.
Great use of hemp plaster! Love the finish! I have been using American Clay and would love to learn another eco finish to put in my portfolio. Damn! I wish we could produce great hemp products like this in the U.S.!!!! Thanks for this video~!
@guydecervens Glad it made you laugh check out an even more extreme example of Hippies using state of the art technology. This will probably have you on the floor laughing. But when you've finished have ing hysterics…….close your mouth and put your shoulder to the wheel as the " straights " have made an ugly mess that needs to cleared up oh and while youre at it pass the rizlas
Oh thank God for Hippies building houses. Good comedy is so hard to find these days!
That's the future of mankind!
HEMP Revolution!!! IF we just hydroponic skyscrapers on every block like we should and could we wouldn't even need trucks, ok maybe just a little but it would transform everything
cool, is it just water and the plants cut down to mulch ? is it compatible to the earthship-concept ? They are using old tyres filled with dirt and concrete i think… could one exchange the concrete with this hemp plaster ?
Not sure what you mean by jammy but I don't go about much doing my hemp courses and when I do it is usually to teach people to build their own structures. Chill out and conside rwhat honesty really means just because it's your opinion doesn't make it true.
friend us! over at industrial hemp rocks… and look out for our pro hemp vid due out in a couple months… advocate! regulate!
A proper Hawk and trowel as you suggest does not work with hemp plaster .For the material to have sufficient insulation qualities it is not a plastic or spreadable as a normal plaster. We have found that by the time you have loaded the stuff onto the hawk in large enough quantities to work fast with, you could have put it directly onto the wall
This video shows the techniques not the speed with which we can put it on the wall,it can be faster .
Besides it's more fun and less tiring on the arms!
Quicker maybe! but speed is not everything. Some folk are interested in more the broader implications of what they do. Never heard of Multifinish anyway probably some quickfix material that would be totally inappropriate for old buildings that need their walls to breathe
quicker to just buy a bag of multi finish