Because of my wife's health problems I need to cut-down on humidity in the house. I will also need some more living room in our small home. Here is the structure I built using a technique I learned from a builder-friend in NJ. It is called "cordwood construction." This little addition used concrete and split pecan wood. I used the old windows from my home when I replaced them with some new ones. Otherwise they would have gone into a dump. The building has a thick concrete foundation in the ground under the main walls. The small wooden cut-out is for a combination A/C - dehumidifier unit. I am thankful that I was able to do all the work myself yet I will need an electrician soon. Does anyone know a good one that serves the Pineville / Alexandria area?
My plan is to put a 90 gallon in there. It will be a bit tight, yet I may also put a small desk and computer in there so I can write my sermons for our church. I am doing that full tiime now and no longer working as a home health occupational therapist. I plan to do lots of the plumbing and electrical in the garage to the right of the new addition.
My plan is to put a 90 gallon in there. It will be a bit tight, yet I may also put a small desk and computer in there so I can write my sermons for our church. I am doing that full tiime now and no longer working as a home health occupational therapist. I plan to do lots of the plumbing and electrical in the garage to the right of the new addition.
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