Temporary Hay House - Revision history

Margaret Ida at 19:58, 7 October 2011

2011-10-07T19:58:42Z

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	#Orient a roof frame so the cross beams run from side to side across the house.		#Orient a roof frame so the cross beams run from side to side across the house.
	#Place the frame on top of the shelter walls. Lift it into position (don't try to slide it on the hay bale walls!) Putting two people inside and four (tall ones) on the corners worked for us.		#Place the frame on top of the shelter walls. Lift it into position with care - don't try to slide it on the hay bale walls! (Putting two people inside and four (tall ones) on the corners outside worked for us.)
	#Lay the steel roofing perpendicular to the cross beams on the roof, overlapping one channel.		#Lay the steel roofing perpendicular to the cross beams on the roof, overlapping one channel.
	#Set the third roof frame ~~to the~~ top of the roof. (This secures the panels without putting holes in them.)		#Set the third roof frame carefully on top of the roof. (This secures the panels without putting holes in them.)

	=Budget and Time=		=Budget and Time=
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	No money need be budgeted for this temporary shelter as all of its components come from other building projects and will actually be returned to and used in those projects.		No money need be budgeted for this temporary shelter as all of its components come from other building projects and will actually be returned to and used in those projects.

			Time specific to this project includes only design, building, and demolition. The time for building the roof frames and cutting and baling the hay are accounted for in the other projects this one supports.
	Development of the design concept and drawing it out took one person a total of no more than 2 hours.		Development of the design concept and drawing it out took one person a total of no more than 2 hours.
			When it came to building the shelter, there were seven of us on site (not all actively constructing all the time) and the building was completed in approximately 2 hours from beginning to end.

	~~When it came to building the shelter, six or seven of us actually spent about 2 hours doing the work.~~		=Notes=

Margaret Ida: /* Time and Cost */

2011-10-07T19:49:04Z

Time and Cost

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	#Set the third roof frame to the top of the roof. (This secures the panels without putting holes in them.)		#Set the third roof frame to the top of the roof. (This secures the panels without putting holes in them.)

	=Time and ~~Cost=~~		=Budget and Time=

			No money need be budgeted for this temporary shelter as all of its components come from other building projects and will actually be returned to and used in those projects.

			Development of the design concept and drawing it out took one person a total of no more than 2 hours.

			When it came to building the shelter, six or seven of us actually spent about 2 hours doing the work.

Margaret Ida: /* Floor */

2011-10-07T19:31:54Z

Floor

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	#Choose a level site. A slight slope to the back of the shelter would be good.		#Choose a level site. A slight slope to the back of the shelter would be good.
	#Move a roof frame into position for the floor(takes about 6 people).		#Move a roof frame into position for the floor(takes about 6 people).
	#~~Make a platform by setting~~ the boards across the frame.		#Set the boards across the frame to make a platform .
	#Hold the boards in place with one screw at each end of each board.		#Hold the boards in place with one screw at each end of each board.

	==Walls==		==Walls==

Margaret Ida: /* Components */

2011-10-07T19:30:18Z

Components

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	=Components=		=Components=
	*3 16'x16' prebuilt roof frames		*3 16'x16' prebuilt roof frames. Building these modular roof frames is described in instructions for the [[OSE Shop 2011\|Workshop]] and the [[Hab Lab]].
	*37 2"x6"x16' beams		*37 2"x6"x16' beams. A stack of 2"x6"x16' lumber was here waiting for use in buildings.
	*74 3" screws		*115 hay bales (about 14"x18"x36"). Hay is cut and baled on the farm - in this case planned for use as wall insulation for the [[Hab Lab]].
	*115 hay bales (about 14"x18"x4')		*10 3'x17' barn roof panels. A stack of roof panels was on site already, in anticipation of their use to finish the [[Hab Lab]] and [[OSE Shop 2011\|Workshop]] roofs.
	*10 3'x17' barn roof panels

	Building these modular roof frames is described in instructions for the [[OSE Shop 2011\|Workshop]] and the [[Hab Lab]].
	Hay is cut and baled on the farm - in this case planned for use as wall insulation for the [[Hab Lab]].
	A stack of roof panels was on site already, in anticipation of their use to finish the [[Hab Lab]] and [[OSE Shop 2011\|Workshop]] roofs.

	=Instructions=		=Instructions=

Margaret Ida: /* Instructions */

2011-10-07T19:26:33Z

Instructions

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	=Instructions=		=Instructions=
			''Gather needed supplies''
			*3 16'x16' roof frame
			*37 2x6x16' boards
			*74 3'screws
			*115 (about) hay bales (about 14"x18"x36")
			*10 3'x17' steel barn roof panels
			*2 drivers
			*6 people

			==Floor==

			#Choose a level site. A slight slope to the back of the shelter would be good.
			#Move a roof frame into position for the floor(takes about 6 people).
			#Make a platform by setting the boards across the frame.
			#Hold the boards in place with one screw at each end of each board.
			==Walls==

			#Lay the first layer of hay bales about 4" inside the edge of the platform (Leave a door opening on the high side)
			#Lay the second layer of hay bales on top in such a way that each bale covers half of the two bales below it
			#Create half-bales for the door-way by removing half the hay and re-tying the baling twine with a square knot
			#Continue to build the walls in alternating style until they are 5 layers high.
			#Buttress walls on the inside with extra bales if they are getting unstable.
			==Roof==

			#Orient a roof frame so the cross beams run from side to side across the house.
			#Place the frame on top of the shelter walls. Lift it into position (don't try to slide it on the hay bale walls!) Putting two people inside and four (tall ones) on the corners worked for us.
			#Lay the steel roofing perpendicular to the cross beams on the roof, overlapping one channel.
			#Set the third roof frame to the top of the roof. (This secures the panels without putting holes in them.)

	=Time and Cost=		=Time and Cost=

Margaret Ida: /* Design */

2011-10-07T18:42:26Z

Design

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	*It is quickly constructed.		*It is quickly constructed.
	*It uses components already on site.		*It uses components already on site.
	*~~The structure~~ is intended to be dismantled and its components incorporated in finishing another building project.		*It is intended to be dismantled and its components incorporated in finishing another building project.
	[[File:Hay Bale Shelter.jpg\|left]]		[[File:Hay Bale Shelter.jpg\|left]]
	[[File:3-D model.jpg\|center]]		[[File:3-D model.jpg\|center]]

			*The base is a 16'x16' prebuilt roof frame.
			*The flooring is 2"x6"x16' dimensional lumber.
			*The walls are stacked haybales.
			*The roof is another 16'x16' roof frame covered with steel barn-roof panels

	=Components=		=Components=

Margaret Ida: /* Components */

2011-10-07T18:35:40Z

Components

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	=Components=		=Components=
	*3 16'x16' prebuilt roof frames		*3 16'x16' prebuilt roof frames
	*~~100~~ hay bales (about 14"x18"x4')		*37 2"x6"x16' beams
			*74 3" screws
			*115 hay bales (about 14"x18"x4')
	*10 3'x17' barn roof panels		*10 3'x17' barn roof panels

Margaret Ida: /* Components */

2011-10-07T18:32:13Z

Components

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	*10 3'x17' barn roof panels		*10 3'x17' barn roof panels

	Building these modular roof frames is described in instructions for the [[~~Hab Lab~~]] and the [[~~OSE Shop 2011\|Workshop~~]].		Building these modular roof frames is described in instructions for the [[OSE Shop 2011\|Workshop]] and the [[Hab Lab]].
	Hay is cut and baled on the farm - in this case planned for use as wall insulation for the [[Hab Lab]].		Hay is cut and baled on the farm - in this case planned for use as wall insulation for the [[Hab Lab]].
	A stack of roof panels was on site already, in anticipation of their use to finish the [[Hab Lab]] and [[OSE Shop 2011\|Workshop]] roofs.		A stack of roof panels was on site already, in anticipation of their use to finish the [[Hab Lab]] and [[OSE Shop 2011\|Workshop]] roofs.

Margaret Ida: /* Components */

2011-10-07T18:29:37Z

Components

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	=Components=		=Components=
			*3 16'x16' prebuilt roof frames
			*100 hay bales (about 14"x18"x4')
			*10 3'x17' barn roof panels

			Building these modular roof frames is described in instructions for the [[Hab Lab]] and the [[OSE Shop 2011\|Workshop]].
			Hay is cut and baled on the farm - in this case planned for use as wall insulation for the [[Hab Lab]].
			A stack of roof panels was on site already, in anticipation of their use to finish the [[Hab Lab]] and [[OSE Shop 2011\|Workshop]] roofs.

	=Instructions=		=Instructions=

	=Time and Cost=		=Time and Cost=

Margaret Ida: /* Design */

2011-10-07T18:14:07Z

Design

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	*The structure is intended to be dismantled and its components incorporated in finishing another building project.		*The structure is intended to be dismantled and its components incorporated in finishing another building project.
	[[File:Hay Bale Shelter.jpg\|left]]		[[File:Hay Bale Shelter.jpg\|left]]
			[[File:3-D model.jpg\|center]]

	=Components=		=Components=