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BUILDING “GREEN” . . . INCREASING PROFITS & REDUCING COST
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SUSTAINABLE “GREEN” BUILDING MATERIAL . . . BUILDING MATERIAL IDEAL FOR RESIDENTIAL AND COMMERCIAL CONSTRUCTION/DEVELOPMENT. KEY FEATURES: *MOLD & MILDEW RESISTANT *TERMITE RESISTANT *HEAT RESISTANT *IMPACT RESISTANT *WIND RESISTANT (WITHSTAND WINDS UP TO 150 MPH) *CONSISTS OF FRAMING, SHEATHING, INSULATION, ELECTRICAL CHASES, INTERIOR & EXTERIOR WALL SURFACES ALL IN ONE. (READY TO FINISH, LEVEL 5 FINISHES) *DESIGN FLEXIBILTY *WILL NOT WARP, DECAY, SOFTEN, OR SWELL *ENERGY EFFICIENT . . . (30-40% ENERGY BILL SAVINGS) *REDUCES LABOR TIME AND COST *SAVES BUILDERS/DEVELOPERS APPROX. 50-60% LABOR COST *SAVES BUILDERS/DEVELOPERS 30-40% MATERIAL COST ***MORE BUILDINGS CAN BE BUILT IN LESS TIME WITH FEWER ASSOCIATED EXPENSES*** FOR MORE INFO CONTACT DARRYL AT 678 939-9770 OR EMAIL: DMARQUETTE@VERTICALVISIONDEVELOPMENT.COM
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#3 written by t4mor4 1 year ago
Styrafoam is not a SUSTAINABLE “GREEN” BUILDING MATERIAL, its made from petroleum, a non-sustainable and heavily polluting resource. Whats more it seeps toxic fumes over time.
ENERGY EFFICIENT (30-40% ENERGY BILL SAVINGS) R20 is the same rating as 6″ of Glass fibre, thats hardly ground breaking energy efficiency, you should be looking to build with a rating of R35.
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#6 written by markhinr 1 year ago
If you can substitute high density Expanded Polystyrene (EPS) rigid insulation for the Dow Styrofoam, you could call your building system “green” in so far as the materials used. Your building panels would be suitable for northern climates only if you have a very good thermal break to prevent the metal framing from wicking cold through the wall.
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#8 written by lavernedi 1 year ago
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Looks great. Is there more detailed product info available besides emailing you? I don’t get any hits on the first page of Google. It seems kind of strange that the manufacturer isn’t more prominently displayed since this seems like a trailer for this product.