This video course provides a closer, more detailed look at everything contained in the Basalt Fibre Dome Building Manual.pdf
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This is the simplest method for building an engineered thin concrete dome shell structure that complies with the Australian Building Code. It is a high labour-content method suitable for DIY and smaller projects. The instructional videos detail the stages and processes of building a 3.0m dia. dome from the ground up. It documents a live hands-on workshop where 7 students build a 3.0 m dome over 6 days
Included with the No-Mold Dome Building Video Course:
- the bamboo dome building e-manual
- the basalt dome building e-manual
- You will receive updates for life
Remember to get in touch for any questions and clarifications along the way.
Course Outline
- 1 Introduction to the No Mold Method
- 2. What is a Shell Structure
- 3. The 3.0m Dome Plans and Specifications Overview
- 4. Health and Safety on a Construction Site
- 5. Material Quantities and Where to Source Them
- 6. Tools Required to Build a Concrete Domeshell
- 7. Set-out for the Concrete Slab
- 8. Set-up for a Relocatable Concrete Slab & Fabricate Form Work
- 9. Casting a Relocatable Slab Time Lapse
- 10. Slab on Ground Including Footings and Excavation
- 11. Fabricate the Center Pole and Carousel System
- 12. Installing and fixing the Vertical Basalt Starter Bars
- 13. Installing and Fixing the Horizontal Basalt Rebar
- 14. How to Prefabricate the Door and Window Frame Molds
- 15. Placing Render/Plaster into the Door and Window Frame Molds
- 16. Prefabricate a Skylight Hob Ring
- 17. How to Prefabricate a Concrete Ring for a Glazed Skylight
- 18. Install the Prefabricated Door and Window Frames
- 19. Basalt Frame Around the Hoods Over the Door and Window
- 20. How We Fix the Basalt Mesh over the Basalt Cage
- 21. Installation of Electrical Conduit Into the Dome Frame
- 22. How We Apply the Layers of Cement Render
- 23. Finishes to the Concrete Dome