Number 4 Module Almost Finished!
Today, we put on the insulation panels around the number 4 Energy Module. We inserted at least 300 mm thick of insulating boards, more like 350mm to 380mm thick! We…
A DIY Selfbuild by Stephen, Shaun & Daphne
Today, we put on the insulation panels around the number 4 Energy Module. We inserted at least 300 mm thick of insulating boards, more like 350mm to 380mm thick! We…
Also today, we started filling up the existing and completed Energy Modules (number 1 and Number 2) to make sure we don’t suffer from another incident of rainwater getting underneath…
Today, we dug out the bottom of the hole of the Number 4 Energy Module and inserted the two guide rails to scrape flat the bottom. We then washed the…
Rain Stops Play! This afternoon, after lunch, we discovered (by sticking our heads out of the door!!) that it was raining quite hard but it got worse even in those…
This morning, we started on our “Number 4” Energy Module. It is our smallest one at “only” 2 meters by 1.5 meters for the water tank itself and the hole…
The “Number 3” Energy Module has been completely buried and all finished. The three set of conduit pipes were inserted and connected all together in a central point, so that…
this morning (only), we half buried the Number 3 Energy Module and put on the insulated lid. We sliced off all the edges and dumped the pieces in and around…
We have assembled the third set of our collection of Energy Modules today, the second biggest one! We put down two layers of insulation boards, a total of 240mm thickness…
It was a long day of cleaning our Aquacell crates we need for Energy Module Number 3. Like before, each one had to be split apart and then each half…
We finished digging out the third hole. We then inserted two parallel wooden side rails into the ground, set exactly at the required depth (minus 1.7 meters below ground level)…