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I don't see specs (or prices); that always makes me suspicious. It looks like they're looking for developers to pay for 100's of these at a time, so this clearl
by 0xbadcafebee 5y ago
I don't see specs (or prices); that always makes me suspicious. It looks like they're looking for developers to pay for 100's of these at a time, so this clearly isn't an option for a typical contractor or home build.
How does it handle fire? Earthquakes? Wind? I see that the panels are joined; have there been stress or pressure tests for leaks? And how difficult/expensive are repairs? Does the surface attract mold?
It seems like a safer bet would be to use this material as a combination sheeting+insulation in traditional homes, but I'll bet it's more expensive, so they're trying to sell it as a complete solution to throw out the costs of foundation and framing.