5 Innovative BUILDING SYSTEMS for your house #4

THUMBNAIL is the second system in the video - System 3E.

Credits are listed in the video.

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[trolloftheyear]

I like the steel and foam SIPs because they are so light that one person could build their own home.

[jdm]

Log Cabins....what a marvelous modern time we live in.

[laurawalsh]

Loving the environmentally friendly way we can construct homes and keep safe for humans, animals and the environment.

[maryannbolen]

Thank you, so much, I have figured out what to build my next home out of. 😀

[captaingreenhat]

Very good video. I study building in science in school and end up watching a lot of videos bc i love the subject but i gotta say this is a very thorough video.

[fakshen]

I like the Hempcrete solution. Hemp can be grown almost anywhere. So the cost of shipping your materials can be minimized. If the materials can be sourced locally, then you're saving a lot in carbon costs and not depleting other areas of natural resources (like in the use of wood).

[FastBreakKEY]

Дом из конопли - это дом полный веселья и радости круглый год!

[jasonl]

Love these videos keep it up its great to know new building materials and methods especially eco friendly ones :)

[dawnwatkins]

I think it would be neat to shape the recycled plastic blocks to resemble logs to build a lighter weight log cabin.

[williambeaumont]

Excellent presentation. Very interesting methods.

[franknicholson]

interesting video Thanks for the info. Better than the Ammo boxes we used in Nam

[MrBertneuman]

Super Video ... truly enjoyed how you presented these new building technologies. Keep similar videos coming.

[oneshotme]

Enjoyed your video so I gave it a Thumbs Up

[vermilin]

I either want a shipping container, hempcrete or log cabin/house. I’d love a small compound of shipping container buildings

[cazrealist]

Thermal bridging is also responsible for mould damp and cold spots depending on your location

[erikconradt]

Walls filled with polystyrene is a terrifying idea. Polystyrene is extremely flammable and burns very fast. I manufactured polystyrene trays in a factory for years. static electricity would ignite the material if it was being used before the flammable gas used to create it had fully cured out of the rolls.

[bwxfyrm]

I would use perlite that seems like a really good building chose

[raymondpeters]

Pumicecrete is by far the best building material on the planet Pumicecrete is a mixture of pumice cement and water mixed and poured into a set of reusable forms walls are poured from 12"to 24" thick pumicecrete is fireproof termite proof rust rot and mold proof and has a high R value and good sound attenuation solid poured walls means no critters can live in your walls Pumicecrete can be built for a fraction of the cost and time and pumice is one of the few building materials that can go directly from the mine to the job site ready to use without any additional possessing and zero waste

[gregwarner]

My preference would be fireproof panels wrapped around a timber frame. The frame can be cut in a factory as are the panels. The building consists of building an adaquate foundation then assembling the frame and cladding kit. The labor intensive part is installing the utilities. That too can be done in the factory. Ted Benson in New Hampshire manufactures these houses. Look them up.

[joaoinacio]

A dorei o reaproveitamento um Belo passo Novas ideias