you'll hav eto ask nerth

its the same insulation value

but more toxic to humans

okej..

okay

just hot air then

Conor McGregor is pretty aryan, but at the same he is living a materialist life

but in some way he is patriotic

you can gather hot air in here for free

what about glass house with a hut inside?

..is wood enough to keep the hot air inside?

the trapped air needs not be hot

@The Living Paradox Overrated

he is yea

the physical properties of air prevent thermal conductivity well, regardless of its temperature

if you want a very well insulated house

should the wall be far apart or tights?

with bare minimal basic bitch materials

try this:

wood outside, rough but clean sheeps wool layer, and then wood around there

no gaps in the structure for drafts

never will have an issue with heat, if there is a fireplace or something there

sheeps wool keeps air trapped inside itself very well, works like rock wool

keeps the air nice and still

nice..

what about paper walls on the inside?

paper walls and gypsum?

then if you are teching up a little

strong insulating windows for a view, or in stead of sheep wool you can use glass fibre wool, which insulates a little better still

personally i would go for bricks on the inside, as they hold heat very well, and are comfortable

but i also would go for bricks on the outside cause durable

I would gradually replace the inner walls with bricks....

but if you want wood, the tricks just making it draftproof

I like the idea of wood and wooll

gotta be a pretty good carpenter to pull that off btw

its hard

carpets can be hung on the walls

well paper can be shaped with your hands

paper mass

the idea was something that you could build from local materials

and then gradually upgrade to a real house