Building a House Just Got Simpler!

”System 3E’s” innovative Click-Click Method revolutionizes construction by enabling houses to be built brick by brick without concrete, mortar, or glue. This dry-stack wall system simplifies building and eliminates the need for additional insulation—making construction as easy as snapping Legos together.

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@ system3e / IG

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[TechMomentss]

Could you build your house like this?

Credits:
@ system3e / IG

[Ankareso]

"I BUILT THIS. BRICK BY BRICK."

[YashBabar-kwhm]

This method WAS actually used in Ancient Asia. there are various temples And Monastery made with this method. This is know as tenon and mortise method.

[princebaclayo]

Imagine placing the last block and hearing "Amazing!" And the blocks dissapear

[Dudelol]

Imagine a tornado comes by your house and all you hear the is Lego deconstruct sound 💀

[Sabunbabal]

I hope it also doesn't go click click when the tornado comes

[dragongamer]

*insert rapid lego noises as a house is built*

[D.U.D.E.-LSTRMS]

A car crash is now just going to make the lego noise.

[anonymousgirl]

Babe wake up, they just used the method used by ancient Indians and Chinese

[john]

its not the ease but the price that matters

[kitotkek]

This is not, in fact, the world's first dry stack system

[miahintz]

I would still use morter. How do you design around windows? Custom "visions"? Are they capable of good insulation? Do they pass a hurricane test? How about deterioration rate? Is it similar to bricks, concrete, stone? Can you still hang siding?

[BonesNFriess]

That little “Click” sound when ever they connect one to the other is so satisfying.

[bjhonusa]

Is this new
India has multiple 700-1000 years old temples still functional on this method.

[catman]

Okay, thats it!
"Unconstructs your lego house"

[Schaefer.productions]

Bro that would be so satisfying. The sound of the click brings music to my ears

[alekhaalrem]

"New innovation"

Meanwhile japanese with their kigumi and sashimono technique 1300 years ago:

[fanboyfast]

“First dry stack brick system”
Medieval city wall builders - “am I a joke then?”

[digital_king]

Dude that is the oldest method of building There were many of these methods out there but quite different It's called interlocking system because I have seen Indian temples built this way

[rawkfist-ihnk]

I’d bet it cost 3-4 times more to build