Solar cubicle - Revision history

Marcin: /* 2021 Update */

2021-11-07T18:01:34Z

2021 Update

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	Note lumber prices went up since initial publication in ~~2008~~.		Note lumber prices went up since initial publication in 2009.

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Marcin: /* 2021 Update */

2021-11-07T18:01:12Z

2021 Update

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			Note lumber prices went up since initial publication in 2008.

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Marcin: /* 2021 Update */

2021-11-07T17:39:32Z

2021 Update

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Marcin: /* 2021 Update */

2021-11-07T17:39:23Z

2021 Update

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Marcin: /* 2021 Update */

2021-11-07T17:38:31Z

2021 Update

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	[https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1u9NHeRzagchR5b6l6f5NEelkFVORAsPIurDmd0oqzpM/edit#gid=0 edit]		[https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1u9NHeRzagchR5b6l6f5NEelkFVORAsPIurDmd0oqzpM/edit#gid=0 edit]

Marcin: /* 2021 Update */

2021-11-07T17:38:21Z

2021 Update

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	[https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1u9NHeRzagchR5b6l6f5NEelkFVORAsPIurDmd0oqzpM/edit#gid=0 edit]		[https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1u9NHeRzagchR5b6l6f5NEelkFVORAsPIurDmd0oqzpM/edit#gid=0 edit]

Marcin: /* 2021 Update */

2021-11-07T17:38:07Z

2021 Update

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Marcin: /* Introduction */

2021-11-07T17:37:36Z

Introduction

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	The solar cubicle is the cheapest, fastest, easiest way to build housing for new people at Factor e Farm. Read our [[Open_Source_Ecology:Community_Portal#Social_Technology_Approach\|Social Technology Approach]] to understand why we need to build now (Feb., 2009). As 'unecological' and as pedestrian as this may look, this is the best option we can come up with at present. Campers are much more expensive, and tents are a backup option that only a few people are willing to take.		The solar cubicle is the cheapest, fastest, easiest way to build housing for new people at Factor e Farm. Read our [[Open_Source_Ecology:Community_Portal#Social_Technology_Approach\|Social Technology Approach]] to understand why we need to build now (Feb., 2009). As 'unecological' and as pedestrian as this may look, this is the best option we can come up with at present. Campers are much more expensive, and tents are a backup option that only a few people are willing to take.

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			=More=
	The basic structure is made from an OSB-clad stick frame which makes a cube of 8x8x8' dimensions. A small stove is placed in the cubicle for 4-season living, and R13 fiberglass insulation is used on all ''6 sides of the cube''. All sides are an OSB-2x4-OSB sandwich, and the floor lays on cinder blocks or other temporary foundation. The south side has a large window for solar gain. The bill of materials (BOM) for an insulated and heated cubicle is:		The basic structure is made from an OSB-clad stick frame which makes a cube of 8x8x8' dimensions. A small stove is placed in the cubicle for 4-season living, and R13 fiberglass insulation is used on all ''6 sides of the cube''. All sides are an OSB-2x4-OSB sandwich, and the floor lays on cinder blocks or other temporary foundation. The south side has a large window for solar gain. The bill of materials (BOM) for an insulated and heated cubicle is:

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2013-07-02T21:45:47Z

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	[[Solar Cubicle Housing]]		[[Solar Cubicle Housing]]

	The solar cubicle is the cheapest, fastest, easiest way to build housing for new people at Factor e Farm. Read our [~~http://openfarmtech.org/index.php?title=~~Open_Source_Ecology:Community_Portal#Social_Technology_Approach Social Technology Approach] to understand why we need to build now (Feb., 2009). As 'unecological' and as pedestrian as this may look, this is the best option we can come up with at present. Campers are much more expensive, and tents are a backup option that only a few people are willing to take.		The solar cubicle is the cheapest, fastest, easiest way to build housing for new people at Factor e Farm. Read our [[Open_Source_Ecology:Community_Portal#Social_Technology_Approach\|Social Technology Approach]] to understand why we need to build now (Feb., 2009). As 'unecological' and as pedestrian as this may look, this is the best option we can come up with at present. Campers are much more expensive, and tents are a backup option that only a few people are willing to take.

	The basic structure is made from an OSB-clad stick frame which makes a cube of 8x8x8' dimensions. A small stove is placed in the cubicle for 4-season living, and R13 fiberglass insulation is used on all ''6 sides of the cube''. All sides are an OSB-2x4-OSB sandwich, and the floor lays on cinder blocks or other temporary foundation. The south side has a large window for solar gain. The bill of materials (BOM) for an insulated and heated cubicle is:		The basic structure is made from an OSB-clad stick frame which makes a cube of 8x8x8' dimensions. A small stove is placed in the cubicle for 4-season living, and R13 fiberglass insulation is used on all ''6 sides of the cube''. All sides are an OSB-2x4-OSB sandwich, and the floor lays on cinder blocks or other temporary foundation. The south side has a large window for solar gain. The bill of materials (BOM) for an insulated and heated cubicle is:

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2013-07-02T21:20:53Z

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	[[Solar Cubicle Housing]]		[[Solar Cubicle Housing]]

	The solar cubicle is the cheapest, fastest, easiest way to build housing for new people at Factor e Farm. Read our [[Open_Source_Ecology:Community_Portal#Social_Technology_Approach\|Social Technology Approach]] to understand why we need to build now (Feb., 2009). As 'unecological' and as pedestrian as this may look, this is the best option we can come up with at present. Campers are much more expensive, and tents are a backup option that only a few people are willing to take.		The solar cubicle is the cheapest, fastest, easiest way to build housing for new people at Factor e Farm. Read our [http://openfarmtech.org/index.php?title=Open_Source_Ecology:Community_Portal#Social_Technology_Approach Social Technology Approach] to understand why we need to build now (Feb., 2009). As 'unecological' and as pedestrian as this may look, this is the best option we can come up with at present. Campers are much more expensive, and tents are a backup option that only a few people are willing to take.

	The basic structure is made from an OSB-clad stick frame which makes a cube of 8x8x8' dimensions. A small stove is placed in the cubicle for 4-season living, and R13 fiberglass insulation is used on all ''6 sides of the cube''. All sides are an OSB-2x4-OSB sandwich, and the floor lays on cinder blocks or other temporary foundation. The south side has a large window for solar gain. The bill of materials (BOM) for an insulated and heated cubicle is:		The basic structure is made from an OSB-clad stick frame which makes a cube of 8x8x8' dimensions. A small stove is placed in the cubicle for 4-season living, and R13 fiberglass insulation is used on all ''6 sides of the cube''. All sides are an OSB-2x4-OSB sandwich, and the floor lays on cinder blocks or other temporary foundation. The south side has a large window for solar gain. The bill of materials (BOM) for an insulated and heated cubicle is:

Solar cubicle - Revision history

Marcin: /* 2021 Update */

Marcin: /* 2021 Update */

Marcin: /* 2021 Update */

Marcin: /* 2021 Update */

Marcin: /* 2021 Update */

Marcin: /* 2021 Update */

Marcin: /* 2021 Update */

Marcin: /* Introduction */

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