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They're resting on posts. It's quite close to the ground, but I'm sure that the site grading allows for that. It's interesting that when you're dealing with th
by bluthru 13y ago
They're resting on posts. It's quite close to the ground, but I'm sure that the site grading allows for that.
It's interesting that when you're dealing with this high of insulation, the earth would act as a thermal bridge instead of an insulator.