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Cob in Hailstorms?

 
morgan peterson
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posted 10 years ago
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Can anyone tell me how cob fares in hailstorms. I'm moving out on the rural high plains and hailstorms can be pretty intense. Thanks a bundle!
 
Bill Bradbury
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Hi Morgan,
My 120 year old adobe home has the original lime plaster still. It's more about the exterior "sacrificial" layer than what's underneath it.

All Blessings,
Bill
 
I agree. Here's the link: http://stoves2.com
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