5 Eco-Friendly Building Materials #1
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 7 มิ.ย. 2024
- Five interesting building material innovations. Part 2 - • 5 Eco Building Materia... .
0:18 ➤ Hempcrete - www.isohemp.com/en
2:11 ➤ Straw Panels - ecococon.eu/
3:40 ➤ Interlocking Bricks - www.myib.com.my/
5:13 ➤ Bamboo - bambooliving.com/
6:37 ➤ Plastic Blocks - www.byfusion.com/
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Great video! They all look good to me!
I have built a couple straw bale homes here in Canada, one even had hemp bales. The hemp bales were hell to work with, the stringyness did not allow us to use our chainsaws to shape them for windows and such. wheat and barley bales were really nice to work with though. It was a slow process and I think this pre-fab idea would be a better use of time and materials. Less commuting necessary. We always had timber frames and roofs with large overhangs. When building with natural materials it is always good to have a good hat and a good pair of boots for your building! (large overhangs on the roof and up out of the mud!)
I reckon hempcrete will be THE building material of the future. I've already designed a few hempcrete houses here in Australia.
I have a question Pete. Hemp is organic right? So how long until they decompose?
@@MrSpringfellow The hemp is protected from decomposing by the lime binding agent so it will take about 300 years or so... hempcretehomes.com/what-is-hempcrete/
@@MrSpringfellow Good question. I would expect that its biodegradability would be no worse than the timber supports. I have seen one source that indicated that, as a result of it being mixed with lime, it effectively becomes petrified, thus no longer biodegradable, but this would need to be independently confirmed.
That it's astounding! I love the last one, melting down plastic
Straw panels make great building material so long as you don't have to worry about big wolves or high winds.
😂🤣🤣
Or fire
@@JMiskovsky i mean they were literally burning it witha flamethrower for demonstration and it didnt seem to catch fire very easily
@@JMiskovsky you didnt watch the video huh?
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I really like the interlocking brick and the bamboo.
I’m so glad someone finally came up with the biblock plastic recycling idea. I’ve always thought of that since I saw people using bottles and rubber tires. Such a better alternative to just dumping in landfills and oceans. It could also be used for public spaces, walkways, statues I don’t see why we shouldn’t since it’s so unbiodegradable.
Ok, I'm in.. awesome thinking. If they are filled with product well. How relaxing...hahaha
I love you. Great video. Thanks. God bless you. Peace
Excellent thank you 😊
I think building out of recycled plastic is genius.
Brilliant idea, great materials.
Good for the Hempesphere.
Love the straw house 👍🏽
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Great ideas I was planning on filling water bottles with cement to use on the outside of my shed Great Inventions
Very interesting, a lot of potential
Oh wow! UP IN SMOKE 🤪
Amazing and very informative. Thanks
Since hemp blocks are so light, I'm surprised they don't make them in much larger sizes to save installation time.
Hempcrete looks to be the most promising to me, if they can figure out how to make it strong enough to be load bearing.
Cannabis has strong fibers resistant to axial tension,stronger than jute even.Using it in concrete blocks makes it resistant to compressive loads,it's basically a natural concrete reinforcement.
So much great information - Mind Blown!
Hempcrete and Straw look REALLY promising!
but straw is important for animal feed
@@utubeape Hi Nick, Straw is a waste product sometimes used for bedding but always lots leftover - it's hay that is used for feed
I helped build a straw home and they are incredibly efficient. I think a combination of this hempcrete with straw building and plastering could be an incredible tech.
Shasta valley outdoorsman I agree - straw is paticularly impressive - inexpensive - amazing insulation - bug and mold resistant and surprisingly fire retardant!
@@willm5814 well it certainly was all those things after we put 2 inches of plaster on either side.
Drove down to northern California and saw endless fields of hemp. What a sight for the eyes! Yes it's not marijuana but finally we can grow it again as a do all product.
how it should be. && like evergreens as far as the eye can see NOT BIG FUCKING SECTIONS OF Deforestation & BUILDING EVERY FUCKING PLACE
very interesting. th-cam.com/video/pBX1MJsJ0tY/w-d-xo.html
Wonderful attempt to find alternative matterial for construction which are functional
Awesome thanks!
Thanks for sharing this, CGS Tech ♻️ Fire repellent building materials are needed for West Coast, USA! It’s good these materials are seismically sound as well ✅
I like hempcrete, but straw can be used as well. I made something with straw and hydrated lime. I also like my discovery of mixing just a little bit of roofing cement tar with clay mud. it actually mixes together and is hard when dry. I paint it with linseed oil.
Been looking for lime cement, how does one get it. Heard its much cheaper and better than the usual Portland cement. How can I find it in Africa?
@@princessgreen726 Its just agricultural lime or hydrated lime or quick lime. Most lime they sell is just ground limestone which is not it. I would definitely say this is not superior to Portland cement. In fact Portland cement was invented to be vastly superior to this. Also, I'd say ordinary bticklaying mortar is better than this, Its cement with a lot of lime mixed in which makes it sticky. If someone told u this its the wrong information.
Looking at building a green home. This looks like a great channel to help with that thank you
Hempcrete blocks r structural now.
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These are all very promising materials. My question , will these materials be cost effective in the building industry. Will the average builder , home owner be able to afford these materials, or will this be for custom builds. Thanks
First love these vids very cool
All these companies invested in such projects should be tax free IMO; they are one amount few such groups putting out the cash for R&D and actual innovation in the real green sense.
Libertarian here. All new companies should be given a bit of a boost in general, even in established industries. This would encourage innovation and competition and take some of the advantage away from incumbents.
@eblman Maybe you can enlighten us why Dr. Rand Paul went to Canada for some of their Socialist and free medical care after his neighbor gave him a beat-down? Why would an American senator with free health care paid for by the taxes of Americans take the time and personal expense to leave the country and travel 1000 miles for something he could get at home at no cost to him? Why would American Senator and medical doctor Rand Paul risk publicizing the notion that Canadian Socialist free medical care is better?
@@garystone7062 the Canadian system is not better
Oooooo those plastic blocks looking to be my machine shop walls
Like the straw/timber sections house
This would be great for the earthship designs.
I'm rebuilding after the Camp Fire that burned down Paradise CA with a composite interlocking block called Faswall. It's 85% recycled pallet wood and 15% cement. You dry stack it inserting rebar then fill with concrete. Like the hempcrete, it's lightweight, insulating, soundproofing, and you can work it with hand tools. Gives about an R35 wall. I'd love to use hempcrete but don't want to wait for the laws to catch up.
Very nice....😍
Very cool this idea.
I like the hemp block the best.
l like that hemp block.
There is a robot type machine now that poors out a stream of cement in a programmed pattern and builds houses now also.
I'm a bit skeptical about the last one. Plastic is quite flammable and can burn quite rapidly. Unless there is some sort of anti-flammatory mix into it, I am a skeptic
Can you use plastic blocks for building a seawall
Similar Indian punjab person has eco friendly plaster in fact it keeps good temp balance control in all season no chemical used in wall making make it more healthy effective atmosphere maintain easily
How hempcrete blocks are made? Please anyone explain in detail about this.
I wonder about the straw and mould issues - how does it effect this- I like the idea of the hempcrete though and interested in seeing homes with interlocking bricks
Afaik you have to be careful during the assembly of a straw house, to prevent any moisture from coming in for this exact reason. It can be tedious. Also, it gets coated with water-proof layers, as hinted on the video. If those both aspects are taken care of throughly, mold shouldn't be a problem, theoretically
Please make a video about the alternate roof, slab material.
Maybe kota tile or clay tiles.. I grateful that you actually wanna opt for something sustainable
Are hempcrete and those grass walls durable in tropical and savannah areas(heavy rainfall and humid)?
UP IN SMOKE ALL OVER AGAIN!
Love love love this videos been looking for one pls will love more. Useful info
Really good program :0)
These are all cool, but by far the best is aircrete. Too bad it isn't on the list, it's definitely #1.
What are the thermal conductivity of each
1.hempcrete
2.straw panel
3.interlocking brics
4. bamboo
Awesome
Great
What adhesive materials used
Hempcrete is my choice since the rest has to be treated, formed, shipped, etc.
How are they going to put a "crete" in the name. That shit is nothing but compressed insulation. I'm all for it but don't pretend that you can lay some foundation walls and mortar it in. lol Make it so someone can grab it and put it in their attic or walls for cheap.
Are you smoking hempcrete? Because yes it needs to be treated, formed, and shipped. As hemp create does not grow naturally formed in blocks everywhere on the planet.
@@kellybarthel8060 ah, but it can be made by anyone and after 50+ years, it's as good as stone. Smoke your own.
@@Greyhawkism well good luck with the smoking it.
is there a stock to invest in....
What about Hempcrete mixed with epoxy and sprayed on , cld be a good call.?
Just asking as it make sense.
And if your house ever catches fire you’ll be happy about it.😉👍🏻😁
Brad Burton lmao 🤣
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Some other time in news the wall of the house is missing
Hempcrete.z
compression compression as is with low heat no shredding or sorting keep it simple. like use steel compression equipment. sheets, bricks boards, etc.
Extremely high buildings.Hemcrete!
My only concern about the plastic blocks is the microplastics coming off the blocks leeching into the soil and water systems especially if it's on direct contact of the soil
And they recommended it as a retaining wall. It’s absurd.
Can hempcrete be sprayed on? If it could be used to bond rockwood to steel, and seal wood or steel frame houses, that could be amazing.
@Hello brett knoss, How are you doing?
I hadn’t heard of the plastic byproduct blocks at the end. That’s really cool.
Initially developed by a Kiwi guy but now subject to legal action after some controversy about IP ownership.
Yes, but as other commenters said plastic leaches toxins.
@@littledancingfawn Some do. Plastics are a very broad family. But thank you Tina good point.
"Fire! Fire! Get out of the house!"
"Nah, maaan. Stay here and chill."
The house can't catch fire.. but funny.
nor is the building hemp anything you want to smoke!
What is the R-value of hempcrete compared to other types of insulation such as fiberglass and rockwool?.
R30 + its fireproof
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Hempcrete: the big bad wolf will huff and puff, than forget why he was there in the first place.
What about the condition of hempcrete while raining continuously......
Question: Can Hemp be replaced witg straw, of ground Flag..??
can you do a video on interlocking brick machines especially those used to make the bricks in this video? That will great
Hi, links are in description below the video, you can find more info there. They have a section about the machine I believe.
@@cgstech5657 thanks
What about Adobe building with tube bags?
What about air create form structures.
What is the bricks compositions
Also buildings can be made using Fungi.
How it is call that glue use for the hemp cree at min 1:46 ?
Not likely glue, but probably a concrete or plaster.
How are the electrical and plumbing installed in these structures? Is Hempcrete being used as infill in Structural insulated panels?
No, SIPs typically require load bearing infill to meet the S (structural) part of SIP. There is at least one company that uses a triangular network of dowels in their SIPs to meet the requirements that could swap out the foam, but then the panels would be too heavy.
Ideally you would be able to pour hempcrete between a structural outer curtain wall with high thermal mass (brick,block, stone, etc...) and an inner wall with double layer overlapping drywall. This minimize thermal bridging, allows unlimited R-value with proportionate sound attenuation and the "crete" part eliminates the compaction problem of blow in cellulose as well as the bowing problems they cause at the base after several years of settling (to see exaggerated examples look at an old shooting range with rock filled wooden separating walls) If you prefer pure stick construction, hempcrete fill would work well with staggered studs to eliminate noise and thermal bridging.
I'm not saying that SIPs couldn't be made with hempcrete, but the weight pushes it into the realm of commercial construction with access to more heavy equipment.
You can make your own pseudo hempcrete by adding hydrated lime to the water in spray-on cellulose (just use hemp based cellulose if you can) When it dries it will either absorb CO2 and resemble limestone or bond with the silicates/aluminates in the hemp as in traditional concrete... It takes a long time to cure compared to portland cement base products, but cures into a complex structure that bonds to the fibers and can look like pure marble if you have a talented plasterer.
Hempcrete and Straw
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Turning plastic waste into blocks, that's a nice one but their all great ideas
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What did you do to the wall
I smoked it 😁
Bamboo is the shit! 🤣
Is it fire resistant
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What is that you do? Mixing Pot with concrete and building a house? 0:23
I wonder if straw panels can handle the big bad wolf
And if the house burns down you got the whole neighborhood high! Amazing! LOVE it! 🤦♂️🤣🤭
Fire dept budget to skyrocket!
u do know hemp and cannabis are different...cannabis gets you high hemp does not and with hempcrete its fire resistance smh
Is there any additive that makes hempcrete fireproof ?
I think Lime binder, which is kinda natural concrete. www.hempitecture.com/fireproof
When a car hits that plastic building and bounces off or it gets real hot and melts hemp all the way
Best part by blocks at the 7:00 min mark!
They should team up with the interlocking bricks company... Cost-efficient AND time-efficient! If they use waste anyway, they could build houses for the homeless that way and even unexperienced volunteers could make any house.
Thats very interesting.... I am mason from germans and Never Heard from hemp bricks
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i would worry about plastic smells and chemical leaching from the by blocks (the one at the end ).
Good comment.
4:50 there is a German company who developed such interactive blocks and can be hold together by screews
Pumicecrete is by far the best building material on the planet