I'd like to hear from anyone with experience with p/s/p construction.

-- Bob Blessum (robertblessum@netscape.net), February 02, 2001

Answers

I don't have any experience either, but have given some thought to using P/S/P to build a root cellar on the hillside.

-- Eric in TN (eric_m_stone@yahoo.com), February 02, 2001.

p/s/p whats that?

-- MikeinKS (mhonk@oz-online.net), February 03, 2001.

Pierced steel planking?

-- Greg (gsmith@tricountyi.net), February 03, 2001.

I believe the phrase stands for post/shoring/plank and was coined by Mike Oehler from the "the $50 & up undergroud house book" I dunno if the book is still in print but I do believe Mike is still around doing seminars and 'stuff' & you can prob'ly get the book from a out of print search at amazon.com

-- Sparrowhawk (sparrowkiak@yahoo.com), February 06, 2001.

Haven't you guys read the current issue of Countryside? Yes, it stands for Post/Shoring/Polyethylene, a construction method.

-- Bob Blessum (robertblessum@netscape.net), February 07, 2001.

Yes, the book is still in print and being sold by the author. There was a major article in the Jan/Feb 2001 issue of Countryside. How could you have missed it?

-- Lynn Goltz (lynngoltz@aol.com), February 08, 2001.

Email the people at peace and carrots farm, most of their buildings are underground and they are big fans of the 50$ and up book. http://www.homestead.com/peaceandcarrots/

-- JC (survivors00@hotmail.com), February 08, 2001.

Thanks JC.

-- Bob (robertblessum@netscape.net), February 09, 2001.