Misc
Tholos originally intended to be left unrendered but we ended up thatching, crooking straight onto the cob (no timber structure). I like to think of this as a fifty foot tall building as it is over a thirty eight deep well. Built 1995 it has always been frost free despite there being no added he Final image shows a childrens play house built with french and british oak, we surplied cob daub. constructed over a period of 2 years. An example of what can be done with wattle and daub inside an oak frame, situated in sidmouth.
We only supplied the cob dawb for this one.
![Playhouse title=](https://www.buildsomethingbeautiful.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2015/06/buildsomethingbeautiful_330-200x200.jpg)
Including cob formed bench inside.
![Finished title=](https://www.buildsomethingbeautiful.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2015/06/buildsomethingbeautiful_3291-200x200.jpg)
Luke Jones thatching.
![Luke Jones thatching title=](https://www.buildsomethingbeautiful.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2015/06/buildsomethingbeautiful_328-200x200.jpg)
Built for withycombe village primary school.
![Shelter title=](https://www.buildsomethingbeautiful.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2015/06/buildsomethingbeautiful_327-200x200.jpg)
We ended up having to thatch the roof to protect the building. There is no timberwork in this roof structure, only cob.
![Thatch roll going on title=](https://www.buildsomethingbeautiful.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2015/06/buildsomethingbeautiful_326-200x200.jpg)
Including from my shockingly young daughter (now 21!)
![Had a bit of help on a cob course from plymouth university title=](https://www.buildsomethingbeautiful.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2015/06/buildsomethingbeautiful_325-200x200.jpg)
Treading the first lift.
![Treading the first lift title=](https://www.buildsomethingbeautiful.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2015/06/buildsomethingbeautiful_324-200x200.jpg)