If you will buy a 100 pound bale of alfalfa worth 17 you will get this result.
Bale of hay in attic.
Old hay insects heat and moisture will be very detrimental to the new hay stored in the loft.
If you re ordering bales of hay you need to inquire how much each bale weighs to be able to compare prices.
In the class of unusual home building elements is straw really a far fetched concept for insulation.
The problem is that a square bale of hay can easily weigh up to 150 lbs and they are cumbersome.
X 17 340.
Equivalent to 1 ton weight of bale x price of the bale.
Bales of r40 with ceiling airspace anticon then roof would rate somewhat above r40 and the standard r38 andrew talks about.
Enter the simple labor saving hay hook.
In most cases the construction of these types of homes is a labour of love.
Dried hay has to be baled at 20 moisture or less in small square bales and even less moisture for large round bales.
Hay is sharp and bales can come apart.
With baleage moisture can range from 25 to 70.
This implies that bales r factors would be considerably higher.
Horses like and therefore eat clean fresh smelling hay.
It s a great time of year to inspect your loft.
Traditional rectangular shaped string or wire tied bales are generally 2x2x4 feet and weigh between 40 and 100 pounds.
The hayloft is filled with loose hay from the top of a wagon thrown up through a large door usually some 3 metres 10 ft or more above the.
While small square bales are ideal for ease of feeding putting them up is more labor time and cost intensive than baling large round or large square bales.
A hayloft is a space above a barn stable or cow shed traditionally used for storage of hay or other fodder for the animals below.
Straw bale homes face unique problems in terms of sealing off bales waterproofing and ensuring structural integrity throughout to comply with building code requirements.
Does it smell like somebody s musty attic.
The two layers of batts and 3 of rigid foam andrew describes would be about 240mm deep for r57.
Price per ton 2 000 lb.
Haylofts were used mainly before the widespread use of very large hay bales which allow simpler handling of bulk hay.
A bale is 360mm deep.
Hay can be bundled in three basic ways.