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A collection of ferro-cement bubbles the interiors are furnished and decorated in a perfect '70s style.
Antti Lovag 2007
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The simplest technique is a metal sheet saddle, but any watertight material, such as ferro-cement should be effective, provided it is well secured.
Chapter 4 1997
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Using 3 tonnes of marsh reed and a ferro-cement ridge (which requires no maintenance) the roof should last 70 years in a temperate climate or 35 years in the tropics.
Chapter 3 1997
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However, many other materials can be used for ridging, such as iron sheets, clay tiles or ferro-cement.
Chapter 3 1997
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Two well-illustrated pages give instructions for making ferro-cement water tanks to catch rainwater.
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A layer of sand, prefabricated slabs, in-situ applied coatings (concrete lining, ferro-cement, lime mortar) or in exceptional circumstances (e.g. refugee camps), prefabricated plastic linings or the use of geotextiles, are the most appropriate materials to use.
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The sand to be used for ferro-cement is the same as is used for waterproof cement plaster applied to bricktanks.
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At the same time UNICEF. Kenya, had approached the Editor with the Laurie F. Childers manual for a ferro-cement tank.
Chapter 2 1989
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Every finalized cistern construction must immediately be filled with water at least 10 cm high, irrespective of whether it is a bricktank or a ferro-cement structure.
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The mortar for ferro-cement must be moist, not wet.
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