This one is mine. A timber outhouse in Hungary, and a chance to try IsoHemp hempcrete blocks on every surface without a client waiting.
The blocks went down on the floor first, adhered and levelled, then up the walls as internal wall insulation to the timber structure, and were also used to build the internal walls themselves. They were cut around the window and worked into the roof-to-wall junction, which is where most insulation gives up.
IsoHemp Hempcrete blocks on site
IsoHemp hempcrete blocks ready to be installed
Floor insulation with hempcrete blocks
IsoHemp hempcrete blocks being adhered to floor
Floor insulated with IsoHemp hempcrete blocks
Insulating floor with IsoHemp hempcrete insulation
Installing internal wall insulation with hempcrete and internal walls with IsoHemp blocks
IsoHemp blocks installed as internal wall insulation to timber building
Internal walls - made with IsoHemp blocks
IsoHemp hempcrete blocks installed as internal wall insulation to timber building
IsoHemp hempcrete blocks used for internal wall insulation to timber building
IsoHemp blocks built around window
IsoHemp blocks cut into roof wall junction
IsoHemp blocks installed as internal walls
Completed internal wall insulation with IsoHemp blocks
Completed internal wall insulation with IsoHemp blocks
Completed internal wall insulation with IsoHemp blocks
If you want to know whether a material works, the honest test is whether the builder uses it on his own building.
