Cob house plans are a critical first step towards building your dream cob house. This article introduces some of the most popular cob house plans available and gives a flavor of the features available with each.
If you want to build a cob oven, there are some important things you need to know to ensure its safety and durability. This article explains how to build a cob oven the right way in 13 easy steps.
This article gives you a run-down of the top cob house building workshops available in the US today. If you have anything from a few days to over a month available to learn cob construction, we’ve found the course for you.
The future of cob houses is bright. This article explains why there’s been a resurgence in cob construction, and looks at innovations we can expect to see in future.
Are you dreaming of cob house off-grid living? This article explains the key things you need to do to create a sustainable home and lifestyle today.
What do cob house look like when they’re finished? The mini cob house tours presented in this article will help you envisage the types of home it’s possible to build with cob.
Do you know how to finance your cob house? Although some lenders baulk at the idea of lending money for a cob house, there are still plenty of options. This article explains the best ways to finance a cob house.
Cob house roofs are the “hat” that keeps the rain out and protects the house from water damage. Given that cob houses are susceptible to water damage, getting the roof right is very important. This article tells you everything you need to know.
Cob houses are made from natural materials, and it often work well to bring these elements into the interior design of your home. This article presents examples of cob house interiors to help inspire you to make your own cob home a design masterpiece.
We all know that cob is a sustainable building material, but do you know what the natural materials in cob house construction are? This article explains the ingredients of your cob mixture and the correct proportions to use for a durable, strong cob building.