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Can you add cob to a metal framework?

 
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I saw a post about this on this site about a year ago which doesn't seem to be active anymore saying you can build cob on a metal framework and wondered if anyone can point me to getting more info about this?  Are there any special things to consider? I am on the UK.
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yes. It can be tied to the frame in the same manner as fired bricks.
 
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