This Modern House Construction Method is Very INCREDIBLE for Construction Workers 100x Faster 

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Electrical and plumbing is added when the interior walls are built. In other words the plumbing, electrical, and HVAC is put in the void between the blocks and the interior finished wall and ceiling. For this home that is. For other structures I've seen, they cut channels in the fiber cement and foam, after the concrete infill set to make room for the components before rendering the walls and ceilings. The scope of the project, materialsadded to the structure (heavy roofing tiles, a second floor, etc., etc.,), local and/or national codes and regulations dictate how utilities can be added without reducing the integrity of the building. Hope this helps. Cheers!

@@J.Cameron.Stuart.Adams. are you familiar with this site? There needs to be some explanation as to what they are trying to accomplish and explain about things like electrical etc. The 100 times faster statement seems to be just click bait.

@@charlesoneil8559 agree with you. There are houses built with whole walls or rooms just to put on top of eachother... Faster then brick by brick..

I guess you would cut into the woodfiber part. It is in principle just a mould for the concrete. Or you would just screw or nail it to the woodfiber and plaster over it.

These days you can get pre-fab concrete and timber with electrical, water and heating conduits fitted. On site construction like this is increasingly getting squeezed by pre-fab..

Who wouldn't!

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Этот дом по прочности даст фору любому кирпичному

@@user-rw8wx4lf7o пхахаха

$2o.00 a block,not for me.

I saw some screws being used and they just didn't emphasis how many were actually used. Still, I preferred the first construction with the concrete and rebar.

Engineer= hey, i have an idea. Let's reinvent the wheel, and charge 4x the price for it.

I share your findings. I do not have experience in areas of an earth quake zone, but strong winds we have once in a while. My friend built a bungalow on the north shore of lake Erie, from the Swedish composite blocks, and the structure is with no problem so far. On the upper second idea, I noticed, that they did not use too great of a span, I think max 12'.

Most of the material I've seen, handled before and when it gets wet, the damage is nasty. Compressed wood alone doesn't stand a chance against moisture or water line breaks during winter freezes. JMO

хороший тост!

За новые яды! За формальдегид твоей души!

И быстрота возведения

Closed cell foam can be made IFR, so fire isn't that big of an issue. The Isotex (first one) the structure of the block is wood fibers and cement so no need to worry about that burning. Normally i shit all over the gimmicky building ideas, but I was actually impressed by the Isotex and the concrete fill going in the block.

LOL 😆 🤣 😂

Never mind the fact that most houses are FULL of contents made of plastics... Go bitch about China and India, they pollute WAY more that what a few house fires would.

Styrene poisoning, even if it dosn't burn. Haven't even looked at the composit wood product yet. What chemicals are in that?

@@stillToxed2loss Styrene poisoning probability is about the same as driving in your car with an insulated cooler in the back. So not really and issue unless your a hypochondriac who reads comment sections. The composite wood outer shell for the first one is wood fibers mixed with cement, think aircrete with the foam replaced by wood fibers. The second one is just OSB you find in every house in the US, its even in your house.

Yea and thank god thats over with. Give me my hard hat and scaffolds that make the job safer, give me my Harness

European houses aren't made of sticks like US ones, ours are made to last decades without the need to fix it every 10 years, storms included

Same thing when using osb when constructing a regular house it gets wet until you cover it up. I like the 1st method of isotex. No wood seems very secure and fire retardant.

В котором из? Ни разу не видел мышей жрущих железобетон, OSB, PIR и прессованный пластик после вторичной переработки.

@@user-hq9ji8pq4w воду и огонь хоть видел?????

@@ndx5854 а то, а дизельном отсеке подводной лодки на глубине 30 метров. Очень бодрит.

@@user-hq9ji8pq4w значить, походу, здравомыслие не видел... потому что прицепился к слову "мышь", игнорируя СУТЬ комментария...

@@ndx5854 ты вообще кому пишешь? 🤭🤣

Хрущёвки на современный лад

@@werty352 карточный домик. всего за поллимона баксов. Кепочка в подарок. Гарантия - один год или до ближайшего торнадо. В страховку природные катаклизмы и осадки не включены :)

В наших сейсмоопасных регионах такое строительство вообще недопустимо,при 5 баллах блоки повылетают как пушинки,хотя,красиво

Tal vez sea en Europa

@@juanrivera6465Si, la fábrica de los bloques está en Bélgica

no te metas en pedos. esas casas son basura y desechables, haz tu casa de cemento y ladrillo

@@mike-vg6hl pues ahi se vacia el cemento.. es como hacen las casas vaciadas pero aqui lo que usan de molde es el mismo material aislante

En el primer metodo de construcción

Второй вариант - это просто мышиный рай! Его мыши за 10 лет съедят в труху!

@@DCh76 а что вы думанте об арбалите?. Его мыши тоже съедят?

@@user-vo1ll7so9d Не могу сказать. Практики не было. Наверно зависит еще от степени заражения местности грызунами. Когда грызунов очень много, а жить им негде, они устраивают себе норки и гнезда везде где только можно. Грызут всё подряд. Кроме стекловаты и кирпича с бетоном. А вот арболит - смесь дерева и бетона - не знаю, насколько им по вкусу.

@@user-vo1ll7so9d в арболите мыши не живут В средней полосе 30см арболита с головой. В первом варианте арболит выходит просто как дешёвый прочный каркас для пенополистирола, т.к. пенополистирол не даст ему дышать

@@161Eugen и что, выходит лучше просто арболит без всякого полистирола?

Pero muy,muy caro.

Эта херня, дому из соломы, в подметки не годится.

Valery Ivantsov donde ende el material quien me puede informar gracias

@@ignaciohernandez1565 อ.

@@ignaciohernandez1565 Disparates. Arbolit se secó en la URSS. Estos son astillas de madera (desechos) con cemento, y se hicieron bloques a partir de ellos. En fábricas. Para la construcción de poca altura Y esto es una especie de locura :)

Видимо,вы, живёте c поросятами...Shurgazi2!Вам виднее.А эти в райских условиях и в райском доме.

Oh...? I thought that was that "spegetti board" fireproof stuff. We used it as fire break return in roof separations in attached condos... But...if it's just "chip board". Then it's a garbage design Ok. I see chip board up in the upper levels...

Seems like it would be at least 20% More expensive to build. Just at a glance. A lot of rebar. Concrete. Those blocks can't be cheap.. and even a pumpkin concrete truck is more than regular type

@@D.Guitar I think that is more for a commercial building. Labor costs in first world countries is tremendous so factoring on that cost being reduced big time it is likely a good option.

Chip board? You mean OSB?

@@lukenicholas7697 . Yes

Lol

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Ну у тебя и знакомства с ворьём, твоей головой пустой наверное пробили?))

@@viadzmakzbiearusi2214 судя по коменту тупой малолетки, можно даже не отвечать...

@@user-ov9gz1up1d очень логично ломать стены, когда есть окна.

@@viadzmakzbiearusi2214 какоп ты опущенное, что на ровном месте оскорбляешь...

Уносит в Америке! А там почти все строительство каркасники из дерева и дсп. Это по ходу немцы! Они как правило строят на совесть.

Этот практически монолит никакой ветер и наполнение не унесет

You are right!

по сравнению с чем ?

Who do I contact for more information?

Gi How do I be contacted for an estimate for building a house with this material? Thanjs

And if it does, government will find a way to change regulations and prohibit it.