The article says they're held together with some sort of stickum, but other questions come to mind, such as: How does it do on buildings with basements, or multi-story structures? No wiring or insulation in the walls? How are the walls anchored to the foundation or slab?
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In Italy many residential structures are built of ribbed CMU-sized bricks called forati, and after the structure's up an electrician goes in and chops out a pathway for wherever the wires need to go. Plaster is laid up on the inside walls to cover all the sins.
Unreinforced masonry? Not where I live. We frown on free mason.
The article says they're held together with some sort of stickum, but other questions come to mind, such as: How does it do on buildings with basements, or multi-story structures? No wiring or insulation in the walls? How are the walls anchored to the foundation or slab?
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In Italy many residential structures are built of ribbed CMU-sized bricks called forati, and after the structure's up an electrician goes in and chops out a pathway for wherever the wires need to go. Plaster is laid up on the inside walls to cover all the sins.
Who's gonna build that wall?
HADRIAN!
Who's gonna PAY for that wall?
NOT US!
Perfect.
[This crew might need the work.]
Eh, I'd like to see that thing put away half of the booze some of the Masons I worked with did.
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