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Straw-Clay

1000 kg Big Bag

Raw material made of straw and clay, delivered in a Big Bag. The straw- clay is freshly made and must be processed immediately.

267.23 € 267.23 EUR 267.23 €

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(0.27 € / kg)


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    If you want to make clay wraps or clay wafers yourself, you can do this with your own mixture of long straw and clay. Alternatively, you can also make it from this straw and simple jute fabric. Here the Lehmweller wood is wrapped with the mixture and the jute fabric is wrapped around it. The jute fabric is necessary because there is hardly any long straw left.
    This straw clay can be thrown directly onto wickerwork in the framework. You should use a small hand fork for this; the material can hardly be processed with a trowel.
    The straw clay can be used as a clay layer for a ceiling. Boards, often with a small joint, are laid between or on the ceiling beams. Then there is a clay layer made from this straw clay. An old technique is also possible here with long straw. The long straw penetrates between the gaps and is spread directly on the underside, so the wood is covered directly with a layer of straw and clay and can be plastered directly. To do this, you have to use strips that are as narrow as possible and have long straw available.

    If you want to make clay wraps or clay wafers yourself, you can do this with your own mixture of long straw and clay. Alternatively, you can also make it from this straw and simple jute fabric. Here the Lehmweller wood is wrapped with the mixture and the jute fabric is wrapped around it. The jute fabric is necessary because there is hardly any long straw left.
    This straw clay can be thrown directly onto wickerwork in the framework. You should use a small hand fork for this; the material can hardly be processed with a trowel.
    The straw clay can be used as a clay layer for a ceiling. Boards, often with a small joint, are laid between or on the ceiling beams. Then there is a clay layer made from this straw clay. An old technique is also possible here with long straw. The long straw penetrates between the gaps and is spread directly on the underside, so the wood is covered directly with a layer of straw and clay and can be plastered directly. To do this, you have to use strips that are as narrow as possible and have long straw available.


    Use of straw clay


    If you want to make clay-straw wraps or clay-wrapped staves yourself, you can do so with your own mix of long straw and clay. Alternatively, you can also make them from this straw clay and simple jute fabric. The stave timber is wrapped with the mix and the jute fabric. The jute fabric is necessary because long straw is now hardly available.
    Wattle in timber framing can be daubed directly with this straw clay. You should use a small hand fork for this, as the material can hardly be worked with a trowel.
    In a ceiling, the straw clay can be installed as clay pugging. Boards, ideally with a small gap between them, are laid between or on top of the ceiling joists. A layer of clay pugging made from this straw clay is then applied on top. A traditional technique is also possible here with long straw: the long straw pushes through the gaps and is smoothed directly on the underside, so that the timbers are covered directly with a straw-clay layer and can be plastered straight away. For this, however, you need to use laths that are as narrow as possible and have long straw available.

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