Solo Construction: Mastering The Foundation Of Your Rammed Earth Home

[@sunilm2813]

Your project inspires me on my journey I am about to endure. All the best and keep sharing the progress

[@BangaloreFarmer]

Thank you for your kind words..

[@msunils]

​@@BangaloreFarmeris there any way I can contact you to get some advice. I tried sharing my number so that you could personal MSG me but looks like it's getting deleted

[@hanyasedikitcerita]

nice project. Use what you have, do what you can. love this good information. keep posting.

[@BangaloreFarmer]

Thank you, yes, it is a different feeling to immerse in this..

[@Shrikant_Patil]

9:20 🙏 ❤

[@MrSpringfellow]

New sub here my friend from Cebu, Philippines. Good luck with your project!

[@BangaloreFarmer]

thank you

[@sakthivelvelumani9138]

Will the walls bare the weight of roofing made of steel frames and sheets?

[@BangaloreFarmer]

Yes, the walls are super strong. In case your roofing is concrete, you can also add columns to support.

[@gurusanathkumar2678]

Good work❤

[@prakashaudit]

Where in Bangalore if we can visit and learn ?

[@BangaloreFarmer]

Thank you for asking. We havent yet opened it for training and visits, This is 30 Km from Anekkal at a place called Thally

[@1mxtreme]

Where is this location? I'm from Bangalore too...

[@BangaloreFarmer]

This is located at Thally,

[@nandakishorbhatt6250]

Why are you using bricks instead of rocks for fountain,am i missing something ?

[@BangaloreFarmer]

Great question! While using rocks for a foundation is a common practice, I chose to use red bricks for a specific reason in this project. 1. Easy to use for a solo work 2. Availability 3. I only wanted a no sink flat surface to build the wall