And how do you clean or change the filters. I'm sure they don't last that long. With my R/O system , in my kitchen. I have to replace the filters every 6 months. And that is just filtering tap water.
7:28 I used the 'dry ridge' system on the house I built; ventilated rolls that let vapour through from the roof space but keeps water out. The butyl tape sticks to any roof tile extremely well. It doesn't have the look of a pointed ridge, but it wont crack or fall out either. I'd use it again.
The mesh looks to be too fine, I would worry about it clogging up fairly fast. Notice all the particles floating around in your attic especially on a windy day? Here in Central US I have seen the many iterations over the years as the ridge vents changed. We learned small mesh does not work long term. Good luck with yours.
3:00 I would use Rockwool here instead of Hybris, reviews say Hybris has better thermal conductivity, but Rockwool can be used for both insulation and sound-proofing, and it's easier to fill gaps with it. Also, Rockwool will not burn, nor absorb water, Matt Risinger made a demo on one of his videos.
@@YSLRD Not disagreeing, perhaps I should have worded it better in my first comment, but would love to see a test on how it saturates or dries up if submerged in water.
Straw has been used for a long long time as an insulator. Tightly packed straw is exceptionally resistant to fire. Loose straw on the other hand can be very flammable.
How did those Peikko Column connections fare and perform against the earthquake that recently hit Turkey?? Did the Ops mall shopping centre or other buildings survive with these Peikko Column connections??
How many of these gadgets are plastic and will break down over a short period of time but cost to much. I'll guarantee the prices given are allot higher when you buy it from the stores.
@@kasen9487 naw he not fin with me right now, I'm working with God tho. A little more understanding after we humans killed his good son, but left the deviled angels and he himself.
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Plastic dome homes would be nice. Vacation home? Cheap to make and easy to build would be great for the world. Snap it all together in a day. Would solve the homeless problem. Hope someone takes this idea and run with it. Like have a certain size dome. For strength to size ratio. Plastic lasts. Plastic windows and doors. All of it is plastic that snaps or screws in. Need a bigger home get another dome. Have parts to solid connect them. Everything the same size would help a lot. It will change the world. Remember me.😁
Mate, at min. 0:40 there are those "flexible bricks" which you know as well as anybody else, they only look like bricks... About those; you can trick the appearance, but you can't trick the quality of the building... About the straw used; just wait until some rodents discover their next home... And finally, you don't pay much for homes with such Solutions" but they also don't sell at what they would if real bricks and concrete would have been used. Just take a look at the earthquake in Turkey and you'll understand it's a disaster in the making. Cheers!
I loved using the metal framing kits when I built my 12 x 24 shop 17 yrs ago. At that time a kit to do a standard 8' x 7' was $49, and we bought 5 and I used 3 on my shop. Got all the framing, and walls raised and sheeted in 1 day.
Built an 8x12 shed for my mower and accessories. Easy to build with as a single person. I used construction screws so any mistakes/adjustments were remove screws, move, and re-screw.
Straw? The whole purpose of fiberglass was it is a very slow burn, giving you time to escape a fire. Straw is an invitation to become nothing but a statistic.
7:27 That product totally useless for the roof application. The matter of fact, actually blocking the venting of the attic. Ridge vents are the best way to vent an attic.
NOt anymore in the US, China copies it immediately. If you patent something then turn to China to manufacture it, it will be cloned ASAP. If not CHINA and use US manu it may take a year or so before they steal it.
You get a thumbs down for the mineral wool Segment . I don't know how Old it actually is but it's anywhere And it's been that way for quite a while That Turkish construction method doesn't look like it held up too well
@@billmadison2032 I'd agree.. the narrator's just a mouth blurbing stuff he has no clue or context about.. doesn't even watch the vid clips he's blurbing.. "Rockwood" all over the installers clothes.. "mineral" insulation explains nothing.... !!! As with all the rest of the artical
@robertfrost8452 #1 = We have had a thin brick type of product for years. You can't cut it with scissors, but some you can score & snap with a blade. #2 = Only a claim useful in the installing process, so it may or may not be of use. #3 = Regi-weld has been around since the 50s. #4 = May be good, but no claim of its R value or decibel sound value. It's just cool looking for now. #5 = Versetta Stone makes these and window surrounds. #6 = I have no knowledge in this area, or what we have available in comparison. #7 = My city has been installing these in certain areas over the last few years. Ours even have a ribbon or wave pattern flowing from one panel to the next, so not every panel is cast the same. It looks great. #8 = You can absolutely get rockwool here. #9 = Just another brand of something every metal roof supplier offers, some are much better and even keep wasps and things that like to make homes up there. #10 = I guess that would work for someone who doesn't really know how to frame. But we already have hundreds of hanger types much better than those. (thicker and more joining shapes) So really you are buying the building instructions, that comes with inferior hangars. #11 = We have those as well, I am just not familiar with the products name, but have seen it being installed. I remember thinking how cool that was, but that was probably 8-10 years ago. So, it's been around for a while. #12 = A company just made columns with the holes already cast in them to make a universal pattern size. This only means something to the company who makes them, as you will purchase their entire system to erect your building. It is no stronger, and the test of it being truly faster will be in sales of the product. ME... I have either been a Machinist or in construction my entire adult career of DANG... 37 years now. The last 14 of them have been in commercial construction building/remodeling restaurants in several different states in the US, with the last 6 years being the General Superintendent. I have seen all kinds of new and neat products being used that most people just don't notice, and why would they unless they are involved in the process. But a large number of these products just seem to disappear for one reason only. They do not meet up to the claims, and cost more in the long run. I have gotten to build some very cool things a very few times, ($$$ Homes in Aspen Colorado) and this is100% because people just don't want to spend that much more on something that can function exactly the same way for less. Some people have enough money that they can do whatever they want to. But if a product is better and can be built for the same price, or if it is similar to what is being used, and it will save money on the build, it will be in the Us lickety split. And remember that Home Depot and Lowes are great, but they are "home improvement stores" and only carry what is known to sell in large volumes. To find anything exotic, or the newest products available, you're going to have to go to specialty stores. Your local lumber yard will have resources to find any products that they don't carry, and they will usually have things that the big places don't, because they cannot compete in the price with them. If it is a good product, we will get it as soon as the claims are proven, I guarantee you that. I installed some beautiful 3ft by 5ft exterior tiles on a franchise restaurant a few years ago, and they looked so good, and used to types of adhesives, so they were better for the environment as well, they went up super-fast, but we are paid the same, so I was excited for the next time that I got to see them as we do several different restaurant chains. In a few months' time, that company had to go out of business because of a little clip that they provided had pulled away from the wall, causing the title to come off. Well, that is a big no-no in publicly accessible buildings, and crews had to be sent out to go ahead and apply an adhesive on all places who brought the product causing a price that put the company under. I noticed the weak design in the clip and modified them on-site. Such a small problem and easy to reengineer, but it was too late, and it was such a superior product to what we were using, it's just a shame. I imagine that there are countless stories of great products having horrible luck that led to their demise.
That plastic is going to crack and the whole roof is going to shift. No telling what might happen to the occupants and the builder will be long gone down the highway.
So great concept for the water filtration but it’s not uncommon to have engine oil leaks and spillage of diesel or petrol in car parks for various reasons. Surely there is not enough filtration and treatment built in for it to not require any further?
Need to run the water through a an Oil & Grit Separator after this to make it more complete. Systems like this are usually part of a storage system to slow down run-off which means you don't need as large of an OGS unit. OGS systems allow less dense pollutants (like oil and gas) to float to the top of the tank while the outflow is take from the middle of the tank (where the "cleanest" water is). All these systems need regular cleaning, though.
@@smgdfcmfah without the ability to scale this I can’t see it being a cost efficient and viable option or alternative. In different world maybe but still good concept and I could see it maybe being incorporated to niche unit. Water quality aside there is a use already for this in just allowing water to be absorbed and run off underground.
@@publicrelations9612 Cost is meaningless when government forces developers to install these types of things. The single most expensive part of a servicing contract is usually the Storm Detention/Filtration System these days - at least in my area.
@@smgdfcmfah I know mate it’s the long term contracted maintenance that provides the income and it’s wouldn’t be the first case such questionable decisions are made just to fill a political agenda as well the financial interests of connected individuals, lobbyists behind the projects. Madness. I didn’t realise this was the case for this one.
@@publicrelations9612 The long term maintenance isn't done by the manufacturer, though. This isn't even really about lobbyists and such, it's just that if you build a subdivision, the municipality will take it over when it's all complete and they will own the roads and services and maintain them. Subdivisions don't generally get these types of systems because the maintenance is expensive. Private property, on the other hand (condominium sites -r high rise or townhome or even single family dwellings) are forced to put in the most expensive types of water filtration systems there are because the condominium corporation will be responsible for the cleaning and maintenance. It's just a case of government literally passing the buck back to the tax payer - while still charging them the full tax rate.
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Eff those ez builder brackets. Worst way to build. And get this I had to call support bc the plans didn’t add up right. So wasted material at peak lumber pricing and had to purchase more as was mid build. Funny part when I called support gave me “an updated version” of the plans like wtf. And those plans weren’t right either but I was able to wing it myself after that. Made an not so hard task into most miserable of my life.
These products are great, but you frustrate me by not giving websites to purchase these products, not to mention we live in Arizona, USA. Can we even get some of these products here?
😂😂😂 152 years? I knew it’s been around a long time, but I didn’t know it was that old. Glad it was shown though. More people need to know of this “better than fiberglass “ alternative.
The insulation product is unavailable. In other words, scam, clickbait, and probably not even fireproof. I'll let you think of the rest. I would never allow it in my town (City inspector 😉) Why? Probably flammable. Nothing in this channel is a real product. We could use real innovation not just clickbait.
Or they are not viable long term. We have some products that are better already. Some ideas from across the pond are good for sure, but not practical in the numbers we would need in the US. Our priorities right now are just to survive the "Idiot in Chiefs" destruction of our economy.
when all is good that hybris and SediPipe are long therm nightmare. For Hybris it's probly get a mold or others pest infestetions and even worker in demo do this incorect. Isolations need be spacus to work he leave gap, rockwool work better in this plus it's soundproof. I don't wanna be in atic room when it's storm when it's not soundproof... As for SediPipe where all those inpurites go??? They need be sorted and utilized... Using central filtration facality is expensive but now we change cost of one facality to driving around town with cisters and clean crews.
Boss told me I had to come in for a meeting Wilson holiday, I didn't. He went apeshit. My mate is a corporate lawyer, he said want some money take this guy apart. So in future I tried to arrange overseas holidays during corporate conferences. The personal manager put this guy in his place. Transferred him to a distant town in another state.
Why would anyone use a pice of plastic to reinforce a timber joint. This is unbelievable, not good building practice at all. Chowing gum could be better. Stick on bricks don’t last long. They appeared in N.Z.a few years ago, then disappeared very quickly, they feel off the wall quite quickly.
High labor costs is destroying everything good, natural and sustainable so sad . At the end there labored that pay the Price by losing a great majority of their jobs to robots and prefabs. This not good for the world.
I keep watching these, thinking I will see my idea on here that someone else has pulled from the ether. Yet, I still never see my idea, just dancing around the possibilities.
Hahahaha man I thought for a minute he said a $120 bucks for roughly 12 to 20 joist hangers and some kindergarten kids sketches there for a minute. What wait it wasn't a joke? Holy shiznit if that crap can sale let me introduce you to my new self operating hammer. Yes you heard that correctly I'm introducing you today to the most revolutionary thing to hit the construction market since the nail and hammer folks. What your about to witness is the on the cutting edge of artificial intelligence design it's the newest craze praised by architects and construction workers around the world it's the new self operating hammer. Now this thing can drive so many nails youll be absolutely amazed at what all it can do. No more worrying about battery life or pneumatic hoses endangering your work environment and now your ability to achieve the type of product out put you've have always dreamed of being able to produce can be achieved with our new self operating hammer. There's no other hammer on the market that can match our self operating hammer nail for nail guaranteed! Days of you wanting you worker's to build more only to fall short is a thing of the past once you have this hammer in hand you'll then be able to achieve your actual goals what ever your able to achieve is now in your hands with our new self operating hammer. Caution these hammers have been associated with broken fingers bones and a number of unsolved deaths use at your own risk and wear safety glasses when in use or there's a state safety inspector in your area because we are Americans and no one tells us what to wear ungabunga! It's just a hammer?!?! What do you mean it's just a hammer? I'll have you know there's been millions of dollars spent on the research and development just to get to this magnificent tool and just because your narrow mind can't seem to Invision it's technological advancements doesn't mean it's just a hammer Sr! Good day, but uh but it's a hammer. I SAID GOOD DAY SIR!
Imagine having a backyard with those huge concrete walls during an earthquake! It doesn't claim that they're earthquake resistant! ❤️🙏
4:40 It's STORMWATER, not wastewater. Big difference.
And how do you clean or change the filters.
I'm sure they don't last that long.
With my R/O system , in my kitchen. I have to replace the filters every 6 months.
And that is just filtering tap water.
7:28 I used the 'dry ridge' system on the house I built; ventilated rolls that let vapour through from the roof space but keeps water out. The butyl tape sticks to any roof tile extremely well. It doesn't have the look of a pointed ridge, but it wont crack or fall out either. I'd use it again.
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The mesh looks to be too fine, I would worry about it clogging up fairly fast. Notice all the particles floating around in your attic especially on a windy day? Here in Central US I have seen the many iterations over the years as the ridge vents changed. We learned small mesh does not work long term. Good luck with yours.
3:00 I would use Rockwool here instead of Hybris, reviews say Hybris has better thermal conductivity, but Rockwool can be used for both insulation and sound-proofing, and it's easier to fill gaps with it.
Also, Rockwool will not burn, nor absorb water, Matt Risinger made a demo on one of his videos.
A friend who works on residential wiring says he a has often seen fully saturated Rock Wool.
@@YSLRD Not disagreeing, perhaps I should have worded it better in my first comment, but would love to see a test on how it saturates or dries up if submerged in water.
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Anything that is safe and makes building or repairs easier is good in my book!
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3D printing companies is changing the landscape along with manufacturing homes.
I hope those straw houses have a nice, roaring fireplace for the winter.
I've always heard to watch out for the Big Bad Wolf if you lived in a straw house, but never a fireplace
a bunch of stuff to make really good materials with very good strength into cheap and weak materials with the look of the strong stuff.
Straw houses: MAD (1 spark and then...)! Flexible "bricks" exist for some decades! Waterstop mortar I saw the first time in 1991!
Straw has been used for a long long time as an insulator. Tightly packed straw is exceptionally resistant to fire. Loose straw on the other hand can be very flammable.
How did those Peikko Column connections fare and perform against the earthquake that recently hit Turkey??
Did the Ops mall shopping centre or other buildings survive with these Peikko Column connections??
I was curious about that myself
OPS mall is still standing. Checked from the guy in the Video. brs, Pete from Peikko.
Regarding the pipes for filtering storm water runoff. How long before the pipes must be cleaned and how is that accomplished?
Technological Developments in the Construction Industry is fascinating.
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How many of these gadgets are plastic and will break down over a short period of time but cost to much. I'll guarantee the prices given are allot higher when you buy it from the stores.
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Lol frfr like where even, I be searching for stuff like this too
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@@kasen9487 naw he not fin with me right now, I'm working with God tho. A little more understanding after we humans killed his good son, but left the deviled angels and he himself.
@@numoru Yo, frfr, like chekgit mang, chekgit...dis one time I was be all like haaay, WORD-UP...nah-meen dog? Das tite, u know, frfr no doubt bout it fasho!! HahaLol
Plastic dome homes would be nice. Vacation home? Cheap to make and easy to build would be great for the world. Snap it all together in a day. Would solve the homeless problem. Hope someone takes this idea and run with it. Like have a certain size dome. For strength to size ratio. Plastic lasts. Plastic windows and doors. All of it is plastic that snaps or screws in. Need a bigger home get another dome. Have parts to solid connect them. Everything the same size would help a lot. It will change the world. Remember me.😁
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Mate, at min. 0:40 there are those "flexible bricks" which you know as well as anybody else, they only look like bricks... About those; you can trick the appearance, but you can't trick the quality of the building... About the straw used; just wait until some rodents discover their next home... And finally, you don't pay much for homes with such Solutions" but they also don't sell at what they would if real bricks and concrete would have been used. Just take a look at the earthquake in Turkey and you'll understand it's a disaster in the making. Cheers!
Or a small fire in a straw house...now instantly becomes a MONSTER inferno
But it's cheaper and now days your lives are less needing of protection because they want less people.
I loved using the metal framing kits when I built my 12 x 24 shop 17 yrs ago. At that time a kit to do a standard 8' x 7' was $49, and we bought 5 and I used 3 on my shop. Got all the framing, and walls raised and sheeted in 1 day.
Built an 8x12 shed for my mower and accessories. Easy to build with as a single person. I used construction screws so any mistakes/adjustments were remove screws, move, and re-screw.
Straw? The whole purpose of fiberglass was it is a very slow burn, giving you time to escape a fire. Straw is an invitation to become nothing but a statistic.
Entropy Bentwhistle. Tightly packed straw does not burn. Do some research. Your snarky ignorance is showing.
Could you suggest a comment on future shows on how to upgrade coding in the 3dprining ARCS machine?
Lost me with straw insulation, I wonder the burn time on that hahah
7:27 That product totally useless for the roof application. The matter of fact, actually blocking the venting of the attic. Ridge vents are the best way to vent an attic.
What a bunch of crap you don't need except the rockwool I was looking for some last year, still don't have it. Guess I didn't really need that either.
that last one HAS to have been a cause of several lost fingers... why are they guiding a multi ton column from the underside with their bare hands?!?
Those bricks reminds me of the Old "Z" brick that they sold a long time ago.
why havent you done anything on fastbrick robotics? its the greatest construction tech this century!
There are great products but many of these products are not available at the local stores such as Lowes and Home Depot.
Nice but the Big Bad Wolf is gonna blow that house down.
4:12, just because something is patented, doesn't mean it's a good product. The patent just grants you 17 years of exclusivity.
You should patent your comment
NOt anymore in the US, China copies it immediately. If you patent something then turn to China to manufacture it, it will be cloned ASAP. If not CHINA and use US manu it may take a year or so before they steal it.
That thin little piece of metal isn't going to hold up worth a damn in hurricane-force winds or tornados, the only thing it will do is cost you a lot!
Building Is interesting activity foto sure!
Nice video and ideas ;)
You get a thumbs down for the mineral wool Segment . I don't know how Old it actually is but it's anywhere And it's been that way for quite a while That Turkish construction method doesn't look like it held up too well
@Repent and believe in Jesus Christ you're preaching to the choir but thank you and have a great life
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@@billmadison2032 I'd agree.. the narrator's just a mouth blurbing stuff he has no clue or context about.. doesn't even watch the vid clips he's blurbing.. "Rockwood" all over the installers clothes.. "mineral" insulation explains nothing.... !!! As with all the rest of the artical
We have all of this in Australia 😂🎉
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This is amazing ideas fo someone that want to fix the house, and i think it is better.
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I wish most of these things were available in the US.
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#1 = We have had a thin brick type of product for years. You can't cut it with scissors, but some you can score & snap with a blade.
#2 = Only a claim useful in the installing process, so it may or may not be of use.
#3 = Regi-weld has been around since the 50s.
#4 = May be good, but no claim of its R value or decibel sound value. It's just cool looking for now.
#5 = Versetta Stone makes these and window surrounds.
#6 = I have no knowledge in this area, or what we have available in comparison.
#7 = My city has been installing these in certain areas over the last few years. Ours even have a ribbon or wave pattern flowing from one panel to the next, so not every panel is cast the same. It looks great.
#8 = You can absolutely get rockwool here.
#9 = Just another brand of something every metal roof supplier offers, some are much better and even keep wasps and things that like to make homes up there.
#10 = I guess that would work for someone who doesn't really know how to frame. But we already have hundreds of hanger types much better than those. (thicker and more joining shapes) So really you are buying the building instructions, that comes with inferior hangars.
#11 = We have those as well, I am just not familiar with the products name, but have seen it being installed. I remember thinking how cool that was, but that was probably 8-10 years ago. So, it's been around for a while.
#12 = A company just made columns with the holes already cast in them to make a universal pattern size. This only means something to the company who makes them, as you will purchase their entire system to erect your building.
It is no stronger, and the test of it being truly faster will be in sales of the product.
ME...
I have either been a Machinist or in construction my entire adult career of DANG... 37 years now.
The last 14 of them have been in commercial construction building/remodeling restaurants in several different states in the US, with the last 6 years being the General Superintendent.
I have seen all kinds of new and neat products being used that most people just don't notice, and why would they unless they are involved in the process. But a large number of these products just seem to disappear for one reason only. They do not meet up to the claims, and cost more in the long run.
I have gotten to build some very cool things a very few times, ($$$ Homes in Aspen Colorado) and this is100% because people just don't want to spend that much more on something that can function exactly the same way for less. Some people have enough money that they can do whatever they want to.
But if a product is better and can be built for the same price, or if it is similar to what is being used, and it will save money on the build, it will be in the Us lickety split.
And remember that Home Depot and Lowes are great, but they are "home improvement stores" and only carry what is known to sell in large volumes.
To find anything exotic, or the newest products available, you're going to have to go to specialty stores.
Your local lumber yard will have resources to find any products that they don't carry, and they will usually have things that the big places don't, because they cannot compete in the price with them.
If it is a good product, we will get it as soon as the claims are proven, I guarantee you that.
I installed some beautiful 3ft by 5ft exterior tiles on a franchise restaurant a few years ago, and they looked so good, and used to types of adhesives, so they were better for the environment as well, they went up super-fast, but we are paid the same, so I was excited for the next time that I got to see them as we do several different restaurant chains.
In a few months' time, that company had to go out of business because of a little clip that they provided had pulled away from the wall, causing the title to come off. Well, that is a big no-no in publicly accessible buildings, and crews had to be sent out to go ahead and apply an adhesive on all places who brought the product causing a price that put the company under.
I noticed the weak design in the clip and modified them on-site. Such a small problem and easy to reengineer, but it was too late, and it was such a superior product to what we were using, it's just a shame.
I imagine that there are countless stories of great products having horrible luck that led to their demise.
I like the first video of the look like brick where can I purchase and which insulation is good for basement cinder block fondation
So how is the ' sedipipe ' cleaned.? Over time the sediment will build up.
I was wondering if sombody could actually make a whole house out of dove tails.
That plastic is going to crack and the whole roof is going to shift. No telling what might happen to the occupants and the builder will be long gone down the highway.
Brick slip has been around for ages
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So great concept for the water filtration but it’s not uncommon to have engine oil leaks and spillage of diesel or petrol in car parks for various reasons. Surely there is not enough filtration and treatment built in for it to not require any further?
Need to run the water through a an Oil & Grit Separator after this to make it more complete. Systems like this are usually part of a storage system to slow down run-off which means you don't need as large of an OGS unit. OGS systems allow less dense pollutants (like oil and gas) to float to the top of the tank while the outflow is take from the middle of the tank (where the "cleanest" water is). All these systems need regular cleaning, though.
@@smgdfcmfah without the ability to scale this I can’t see it being a cost efficient and viable option or alternative. In different world maybe but still good concept and I could see it maybe being incorporated to niche unit. Water quality aside there is a use already for this in just allowing water to be absorbed and run off underground.
@@publicrelations9612 Cost is meaningless when government forces developers to install these types of things. The single most expensive part of a servicing contract is usually the Storm Detention/Filtration System these days - at least in my area.
@@smgdfcmfah I know mate it’s the long term contracted maintenance that provides the income and it’s wouldn’t be the first case such questionable decisions are made just to fill a political agenda as well the financial interests of connected individuals, lobbyists behind the projects. Madness. I didn’t realise this was the case for this one.
@@publicrelations9612 The long term maintenance isn't done by the manufacturer, though. This isn't even really about lobbyists and such, it's just that if you build a subdivision, the municipality will take it over when it's all complete and they will own the roads and services and maintain them. Subdivisions don't generally get these types of systems because the maintenance is expensive. Private property, on the other hand (condominium sites -r high rise or townhome or even single family dwellings) are forced to put in the most expensive types of water filtration systems there are because the condominium corporation will be responsible for the cleaning and maintenance. It's just a case of government literally passing the buck back to the tax payer - while still charging them the full tax rate.
I thought the straw houses was a setup for a big bad wolf joke until I saw the clip of finishing the straw wall
@ the 2:50 mark, the insulation honeycomb product.... what is the R VALUE???
What if I already have thermally insulated wooden posts?
1:17 Alien overlord hands. I for one welcome them.
Avoid the EZ Builder kit. It SOUNDS like a good idea, but it isn't in practice
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Eff those ez builder brackets. Worst way to build. And get this I had to call support bc the plans didn’t add up right. So wasted material at peak lumber pricing and had to purchase more as was mid build. Funny part when I called support gave me “an updated version” of the plans like wtf. And those plans weren’t right either but I was able to wing it myself after that. Made an not so hard task into most miserable of my life.
You all know what happened to the lil' piggy who built his house with straw...
The foam bricks are dangerous another plastic to try get ride off.
The fake rubber brick is even worse than the ones made of clay.
These products are great, but you frustrate me by not giving websites to purchase these products, not to mention we live in Arizona, USA. Can we even get some of these products here?
Google is a great tool.
Excelent!
Until an earthquake hits, then this cheap material will be the cause of many lives lost
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Fake bricks and fake stone posts are a good way to cheap out and not actually do it properly...
house out of straw. Big bad wolf enters chat
Mice will think it's heavenly
Yeah and he's going to blow down the house with the fake bricks too.
I wonder how those columns in Turkey fared out after the recent earthquake?
Still standing, at least no other information. Pete from Peikko
GREAT VIDEO
Some of these items are not available in the US.
SUPER VIDEO MATERIAŁ. POZDRAWIAM .
so did that turkish mall stand? seems like a lot of similar stuff collapsed.
Good question. Was wondering the same thing about that earthquake.
OPS mall is still standing. Checked from the guy in the Video. brs, Pete from Peikko.
Did you really just introduce mineral wool? 152 years after its first commercial production began. That's something.
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152 years? I knew it’s been around a long time, but I didn’t know it was that old.
Glad it was shown though. More people need to know of this “better than fiberglass “ alternative.
LOL
The insulation product is unavailable. In other words, scam, clickbait, and probably not even fireproof. I'll let you think of the rest. I would never allow it in my town (City inspector 😉) Why? Probably flammable. Nothing in this channel is a real product. We could use real innovation not just clickbait.
Naturally most of these products aren't sold or implemented here in America. The lobbies are too powerful for common sense ideas.
Or they are not viable long term. We have some products that are better already. Some ideas from across the pond are good for sure, but not practical in the numbers we would need in the US. Our priorities right now are just to survive the "Idiot in Chiefs" destruction of our economy.
*But* … the Sweet Popcorn channel doesn’t tackle Glass Onion, one of the clips featured.
when all is good that hybris and SediPipe are long therm nightmare.
For Hybris it's probly get a mold or others pest infestetions and even worker in demo do this incorect. Isolations need be spacus to work he leave gap, rockwool work better in this plus it's soundproof. I don't wanna be in atic room when it's storm when it's not soundproof...
As for SediPipe where all those inpurites go??? They need be sorted and utilized... Using central filtration facality is expensive but now we change cost of one facality to driving around town with cisters and clean crews.
Great
"how can we fake quality without actually building it right'
List of suppliers please.
Boss told me I had to come in for a meeting Wilson holiday, I didn't. He went apeshit. My mate is a corporate lawyer, he said want some money take this guy apart. So in future I tried to arrange overseas holidays during corporate conferences. The personal manager put this guy in his place. Transferred him to a distant town in another state.
plastic degrades don't use it
Why would anyone use a pice of plastic to reinforce a timber joint. This is unbelievable, not good building practice at all. Chowing gum could be better. Stick on bricks don’t last long. They appeared in N.Z.a few years ago, then disappeared very quickly, they feel off the wall quite quickly.
Very interesting
fantastik!
Nice video, thank you for sharing it with us :)
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I watch your vids when I argue with my gf and I love them cheers mate keep it up
Do they come in aver type pitch of roof angle
Its hydraulic cement
High labor costs is destroying everything good, natural and sustainable so sad . At the end there labored that pay the
Price by losing a great majority of their jobs to robots and prefabs. This not good for the world.
France is going back to hovels?
It suits their politics
tired of the popcorn and i don't like it anyway
When’s the next vid from you guys?
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I keep watching these, thinking I will see my idea on here that someone else has pulled from the ether. Yet, I still never see my idea, just dancing around the possibilities.
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It's just a hammer?!?!
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but uh but it's a hammer.
I SAID GOOD DAY SIR!
I would like to see a follow-up on how those columns fared after the earthquakes they recently had in Turkey.
I tried to look it up as well. No luck.
only opened because wrong picture
So much random stuff we gotta deal with
The channel is a drug, once you get into a video there is no going back
Wrong screws !!
1st - why you talkin about German? Bolix is a Polish company
hydraulik cement ,its been around forever
Ah yes cheaper cheaper cheaper.... Typical US built crap
carbonize green biomass flour dough into carbon (fiber) bricks
patents are the bane of existence
just make the stuff or get out of the way, dictator authoritarian rulers
if you will not give up all patent law claims, I will patent all with n0kes, rus
well you will not be enforcing any laws anymore, dont become law to anyone, in any way
freedom dollars, for law? what silver coin betrayal in your core principles
You mean money for the industry. Bottom line
10:44 "shows the Turkish city .... future ops mall " ... hmm yes... please no thanks
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