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General: experimenting with papercrete/paper adobe

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- CommentAuthorapplecheeks
- CommentTimeOct 9th 2007
Hello all,
I want to build a domed room in my garden with a kind of verandah attached. Sounds posh but it won't be, I want to be hidden, comfortable and soundproofed while I am there so I can write music and practice guitar.
I like the idea of papercrete and paper adobe, but as I am in Wales and we get a lot of rain, am wondering what is going to stand up best to the weather.
I don't really want to use cement at all, but I am wondering how little I can get away with in a papercrete mix that would still make it weatherproof and strong. Failing that, is there another plaster of some kind that I could use, but add a weatherproofing substance to the mix? Grateful of any help you can give me.
Thank you!
Applecheeks
- CommentAuthortony
- CommentTimeOct 9th 2007
lime papercrete?

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