[Shaolin Crane]

Originally Posted by enkeivette

Very true. Dear economy, sorry. Hahaha

It is true though, I want an indoor spa in my future home, thats my one thing. And although I could do it, I prob wouldnt. Id be better off working a little OT and paying for it to be done professionally.

I want my walls to be poured concrete fortified with welded rebar.

[enkeivette]

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[BRUTAL64]

Originally Posted by enkeivette

You keep saying youre old but you looked younger than the last time I saw you! No more drugs? ...Or just less drugs? :lol:

Supplements ...lots of them....for real.

[enkeivette]

Originally Posted by Shaolin Crane

I want my walls to be poured concrete fortified with welded rebar.

To save on heating and air?

[Shaolin Crane]

Originally Posted by enkeivette

To save on heating and air?

Thats a side benefit

[enkeivette]

It wouldnt be terribly difficult, you would just need extra plywood for the inside after you run the electrical

[Vettezuki]

While Guy probably has something more "bunker-like" in mind, it's not uncommon to build with concrete. They're called Insulating Concrete Forms (ICF) and cost a bit more, but not massively more than regular stick building. In addition to being more energy efficient (as insulated structures), they are also much more hypoallergenic.

http://www.forms.org/

I'm a big fan of earth sheltered homes.

http://www.earthshelter.com/performance/

[Shaolin Crane]

The welded rebar grid that would be placed in the walls is what is going to take some time and $$$