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Dude you can get the material free go steal some bamboo LOL or corn on the cob stalks from the neighbors field

If you live in America, you can forget that plan. American building code would not allow thatching for a residential project.

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@@bigc473 all depends on location, if you live in some parts of rural America, 4 walls and a roof all needed :P

@@bigc473 well America is a continent not a country but if you're talking about the United States yeah most places you couldn't get away with something like this there is all kinds of unincorporated no building code areas though in the United States I know because I live in one you can do anything you want you can live in a shed if you want to and a lot of people do in Southeast Missouri the only time you have to put any type of permit at all is if you want to put in a septic system but there's people down there that don't even do that they just run it out into a ditch and once a month to go out there and throw a little lie on the ground you'll never see or smell anything

You should look into Enviroshake, composite roofing material. We also make Enviroshingle and Enviroslate

+laccanvas The material put on the roof first is a fireproof membrane.

you well have to pay to volunteer and learn.

The two hooks are of different lengths and are driven into the rafters at different angles to secure the steel rods that holds the thatch to the roof. An alternative method, also used in this country (UK) is to drive a screw into the rafter with a wire attached which is then tightened and tied off above the thatch layer. The next layer of thatch then covers this fixing, as with the hook method. The metal hook method is more traditional, the screw and wire method more modern and probably a faster method of fixing.

Are you an apprentice yet at age 15?

Now 16

Thatch roofs in are fire retardant

The Insulation properties are obvious. Cool inside in the summer and warm in the Winter. It holds about 40 years - not too bad.

Maybe because it's beautiful??

@@tenj00 You should look into Enviroshake, composite roofing material. We also make Enviroshingle and Enviroslate

Because all thatched houses in Ireland are protected structures you must maintain the Thatch by law.

To thatch this roof in total cost £8,500 (including fireproofing, laths etc)

@@NineStones Thanks for your fast reply! We don't see thatch roofs here in the US.

You should look into Enviroshake, composite roofing material. We also make Enviroshingle and Enviroslate

@@NineStones It would be about a million dollars here in the U.S. lol Ive seen one house with a thatched roof here in the U.S.

Yes it's rainproof. Because of the angle or pitch of the roof (minimum 45 degrees) rain is shed quickly. Water may only penetrate 25mm in to the 300mm thick thatch.

RDH BUILDING LTD lol no

Patience, grasshopper.

No more dangerous than a slated roof

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No he doesn't get paid by the hour he is self employed an quotes for the job. Thatching is a dying trade an David (woody as he's a friend) is a master thatcher

Not in Europe it isn’t I suspect your American