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Mud Plasters- First and second coat - Vrutta

Live, Love & Farm documents all the activities that is done by VRUTTA farm. This 950 sqft home is the first cob house project being constructed in Kolar district of Karnataka. Recipe : First Coat 25 parts Soil (8% clay) 8 parts rice husk (You can also chop straw and use it) 3 parts lime Myrobalan/alale- jaggery water (    • How to increase the binding strength and d...   ) Second Coat 25 parts Soil (8% clay) 8 parts rice husk (You can also chop straw and use it) 3 parts lime Myrobalan/alale- jaggery water (    • How to increase the binding strength and d...   ) Note: -- First chisel the wall for any irregularities. -- Always wet the wall before plastering. -- As we increase the number of layers that we plaster, the plastering coats needs to get thinner. -- A trowel and float is used to even out the thicker patches over the wall. -- If cracks appear, either too much clay content is present in soil or excess water is used. Major cracks mean the plaster is hollow and needs to be redone, minor cracks can be rectified by either adding a finishing coat plaster else by just hammering with a wooden hammer. Happy Building :) Music by mixkit (https://mixkit.co/) #mud plaster #earth plaster #clay plaster #earthbuilding #sustainablearchitecture #earthhome #offgrid #greenarchitecture #tinyhouse #cobwalls #cobmix #soiltesting #bottletesting #mangalore tiles #hip roof #iron roof #earthern roof #reused tiles #tile placement #natural building #eco-construction #vruttafarms #livelove&farm #vrutta #gida #gidalivingcolours