A partly-built straw bale house. There are straw bales stacked inside the post-and-beam structure and the roof is installed but the walls are not yet filled with straw bales. The words "The Pros and Cons of Straw Bale Building (Should You Use?)" are written across the top and there is a box in the bottom left of the image with a green tick and red cross and the words "pros" and "cons" next to them.

The Pros and Cons of Straw Bale Building (Should You Use?)

It’s important to understand the pros and cons of straw bale building before diving in to this construction method for your next project. This article takes you through all the advantages, disadvantages, and things to look out for before choosing this as your approach to building your home.

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Sheep’s Wool Insulation and Water Damage: Key Facts To Know

The issue of sheep’s wool insulation and water damage is something many people ask about because wool is a natural material and they think this makes it more susceptible. In this article, we tackle the common questions and bust a few myths in the process.