Climbing plants on the house - yes or no - experiences?

2019-04-20 12:21:26

What kind of windowless dormer is that - are sausages drying there?

That is the unfinished attic. Currently just a storage space. And a bat habitat. If it is ever developed, the dormer will be raised and fitted with larger windows. But actually, the numerous square meters in the rest of the house are enough for us ^^

2019-04-20 12:55:21

Good Friday sausage withdrawal?

No - but attic rooms specifically designed for air-drying cured sausages, I have actually seen; exactly in such older houses in some southern German regions. Hence my question about the purpose of this windowless dormer, because it does not look to me like a pigeon loft.

2019-04-20 13:08:10

This is what it looks like when you remove wild vine from the house:

Some residue always remains.

2019-04-20 13:15:04

And that is wisteria, currently heavily pruned - but it grows back quickly. It can climb on the rope, does not damage walls, and blooms and smells wonderful. Occasionally watch out for downpipes and do not let it grow into the roof.

2019-04-20 19:21:03

No - but attic rooms specifically for the purpose of air-drying cured sausages, I have actually seen; especially in older houses in some southern German regions. Hence my question about the purpose of this windowless dormer, because it doesn't look like a pigeon loft to me.

They hung in the smoke chamber or above the workbench I guess it's a grain floor I have some hanging upstairs.

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Climbing plants on the house - yes or no - experiences?

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