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Thread ID: 102156	2009-08-09 04:52:00	Reckon we could build these here?	Morgenmuffel (187)	PC World Chat

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799642	2009-08-09 04:52:00	Well the smelly stepson hasn't been kicked out of his accomadation for a while, so knowing him it should be soon, I was thinking about a spare room, and i stumbled across this hotel (www.dasparkhotel.net), which i think has the right idea Another link in english this time (architecture.myninjaplease.com) Hey Metla or someone else in the construction/demolition industry, how much do those pipes go for	Morgenmuffel (187)
799643	2009-08-09 07:54:00	A solution for our prison population! In all seriousness, you may find that these will not meet legal requirements for insulation etc. and therefore you probably won't be allowed to let him live in it.	somebody (208)
799644	2009-08-10 05:08:00	A solution for our prison population! In all seriousness, you may find that these will not meet legal requirements for insulation etc. and therefore you probably won't be allowed to let him live in it. i would think that that much concrete would insulate pretty well, although youd have to have a vent or something. And to find one id just try local council, maybe dont tell them why you want it though, and make sure its clean :xmouth:	hueybot3000 (3646)
799645	2009-08-10 06:50:00	Hmm curved joinery don't I just like making curve stuff. Actually curves are fairly easy to do as we have a cnc machine at work	gary67 (56)
799646	2009-08-10 07:42:00	i would think that that much concrete would insulate pretty well, The R value of poured concrete is 0.08 per inch compared with wood at around 1.3 or polystyrene at 5.0 so it isn't great as an insulator. If it gets a chance to heat up during the day it might radiate for a while.	PaulD (232)
799647	2009-08-10 07:52:00	in a space so small thou wouldnt body heat + tv or something heat it up	hueybot3000 (3646)
799648	2009-08-10 08:13:00	Hmm...I still think I'd rather a shipping container	Kindel (6640)
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