5 Innovative BUILDING SYSTEMS for your house #7

[@nibiruresearch]

Thank you for these videos. These are encouraging developments. Using plastic waste in building blocks is the best solution so far.

[@oneillcfc7921]

Problem Is unless it is mixed with the proper bonding agents the plastic can off gas and it can be cancergentic

[@MrBertneuman]

You guys always produce great videos with valuable information. Always top shelf Vids, keep up the good work.

[@janetruh7476]

Exceptional recycling and clever means of building structures. Thank you so much for this.

[@hiufuxthevideographer9877]

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[@loknblok5938]

Thank you for the feature!! We appreciate the coverage from your channel.

[@cgstech5657]

Great product! Excited to see LokNBlok start being used in the construction industry.

[@graywoulf]

Good information. However, I do wish that you had mentioned the cost of these materials.

[@Belioyt]

There links to the companies selling the products featured on n the video description

[@BerserkPk]

I agree would be so much easier to rack and stack them. If you really want to know you'll have to contact the companies via email, they rarely show thier costs with the public unless you ask directly.

[@donotlike4anonymus594]

Well yeah would be great but..... gou have to check foe yourself because prices do change given different circumstances... Some things (like prefab for example) Require a factory So shipping is a issue... Some things are only available in some locations while other thing require professionals.. (could be locals/...) So there are lots of unknowns... Just get a estimate

[@zabadackakaHansCoche]

When prices for materials are not advertised on manufacturers sites, it's usually more expensive than conventional construction materials. They will claim you save on labour, but actually labour costs on a buildings superstructure isn't that much. The cost is in what completes the house ie roof, electrics, carpets, cupboards, foundation, insulation etc. So as a rule hardly any saving on a structure that won't last as long as brick. These construction methods are ok for when building structures on sites whith difficult access. Best alternative is a solid log cabin.

[@ronallens6204]

@@zabadackakaHansCoche mostly true.. the framers are part of it. If its not partly diy, you still have the contractor to pay. Insulation comes with the block so you dont pay for the walls and the labor for that.... the rest depends on how much icf you do with the roof and floors

[@bosse641]

Interesting. That Woodpecker system sure looks like a good way to go. Would love to do that.

[@shuichitomono9508]

Thanks for making this clip! Innovation is amazing.

[@patriciajrs46]

That Lok and Blok is much like legos. So many of these are and that's really cool.

[@paulowniagermany]

Best of the best😀🥰👌👌👌👏👏👏❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@onlyscience7120]

Uninsulated walls are for tropical climate, the problem is that nothing can't beat the dirt cheap cinder block.

[@wilkuuu4016]

putting blocks aside and making home of them - great Polycare! Now my home have few of ten thousand possibilities to have a heat bridges, nice!

[@patriciajrs46]

These techniques and composites are totally cool. Thanks!!

[@luimackjohnson302]

Suberb! Thank you for sharing this video regarding new building materials & technologies especially recycling of plastics. This is indeed suitable for Third World & Developing countries. Greetings from Papua New Guinea.

[@murraymadness4674]

The major cost of building a house is labor (in the us, california in particular). The major time sink is all the finishing work, the roofing, the interior, the wiring, the plumbing. You could have a square box for free, and a house would still cost about the same. Plastic has a big issue with expansion and contraction, I would be skeptical of material made from particular those blocks. Would have to see all the testing results.

[@stevelinbergbaby135]

I take away many good ideas from these videos👍

[@youeyeball]

Very cool indeed 😎👍! Thanks 🙏

[@gabcairo-b7l]

There is so much interest of wanting these products but it's not available in our country, so sad!

[@6478nick]

Great information . Thanks

[@rogermccaslin5963]

I've always thought SIP panels were the way to go but my opinion is based more on just seeing the concept rather than any "nuts and bolts" type of examination. I wonder if there are any studies showing cost comparisons, relative strength, long term durability, etc. that would help determine if one method is better than another? The one shown in this video (#2) caught my eye as I built fiberglass boats for 30 years and I'm very familiar with the materials and technology.

[@bob_frazier]

I'd like a closer look at the flooring made with coffee bean hulls and recycled plastic. Decking?

[@ismailmohamed4071]

Great man never sleep but thanks , I love it, but all these comes with cost, money boy!!!

[@petersplat6164]

Groundbreaking building blocks and panels are just around the corner, and have been for the last hundred years! I hope something sticks.

[@benitalpaxton8120]

Have you considered using Hemp hurd that is wrapped With mesh & portland cement.

[@breakfast7595]

Now we just need a open source home building software to allow for people to design their homes with real life available components.

[@stacyhackney6100]

Thank you

[@Digidoc316]

I'll take Lok-N-Blok as the winner. Easier to run piping and electrical horizontally.

[@Nordien1978]

All interesting designs and developments. Only for the plastic ones limited by area not destined for forest areas with forest fires that could melt the plastic buildings.

[@ae5788]

So nice

[@FBA-Renaissance]

This video is very good 😎

[@scottpeterson7500]

LEGO totally had the right idea, they just had to scale it up 😎🍹

[@qigongfire5456]

Can one have such blocks made with hempcrete?

[@rosalinoresare9584]

Inquiring for the resistivity from sesmic shock, wind pressure, and price?

[@reginaromsey]

I keep think about Lego houses with these fit together block systems.

[@guillermobeltran7811]

Amazing video, thanks

[@marlonvite4152]

Thanks for sharing your video "free" to me...... I love the ironic bias with which people depict their products when comparing their building products to other products ..... but it is misguided....each building product must be guided from time of concept to finishing, for example building time with cinder blocks or cement blocks as well as any other product like wood, time starts from moment a tree is planted, from the moment the clay for the brick is found, fromt moment the coffee is planted, no coffee, no tusk no nothing, no clay no bricks, no planter no tree, etc etc.... panel building does not start with the panel already fabricated, it starts with everything else before the panel is manufactured...... assembling vs building is not the same.

[@hiufuxthevideographer9877]

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[@joeschlotthauer840]

What is the R-value of the poly lock, and is there a thermal break in the blocks...

[@howardert5251]

SUGGEST: a worksheet to compare costing... without numbers these products are simply fantasy... also needed is not just R factor but humidity trapped within the segments due to seepage and day/night condensation, since humidity directly affects mold formation... a map of North America laying out bands of best fit for insulation profile versus local conditions much as what is available for seed catalogs... thx ... looking forward to numbers

[@klaymoon1]

Polymer? Is this plastic and concrete mix? If so, please no more plastic. Eventually, plastics from these will end up in the ocean. If this becomes popular, it will increase the nano plastic in water by 2x.

[@Cory_LaRose]

Ts resin and sand. Not plastic.

[@Mayankk196]

Does plastic from home blocks wash out in rain to ocean?

[@brettbarager9101]

​@@Mayankk196not while it is still part of the house but once the home is demo'd it might.

[@ptech88]

To late. Its everwhere now

[@daverbook]

Good video, but doesn't mention the USA does not allow these building methods.

[@Thoxay.]

Good 👍

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[@oneshotme]

Enjoyed the video and I gave it a Thumbs Up

[@lnwolf41]

how many of these are able to pass the USA building codes?

[@blessjo1678]

Come to Tanzania.....

[@busysaru888]

What about off-gassing? Health impacts?

[@rickysickles1429]

Enviros don't care about 5hat. As with everything its about the money

[@justYouJesus1God]

What are the prices, which is best. Do you know of any homeowners that built their own?

[@cheerdiver]

4:27 Do people who live in Woodpecker houses enjoy the smell of fresh roasted coffee, when they wake up in the morning?

[@Umanovavida-oo3pk]

lok in block is much more advantageous

[@CUBETechie]

Can polycare use Sahara desert sand Which is known for beeing unusable for construction?

[@makesaveinccomm]

GREAT, I WANTED TO BUILD EXTRA UNIT MY HOME ON MY PROPERTY WHERE CAN I BUY THOESE MATERIAL FROM RECYCLE BUT GOOD AND DURABLE AND SOUND RESISTANT. SERIOUSLY. I bet It would be cheaper than currently Lumber and metal price....

[@pra_choenll.pt.8427]

Build Dam

[@wallywire]

LocNBlock

[@alexstone6657]

Where could l buy your product?

[@willembak3546]

what is the R level for insuli

[@dandan1364]

These systems are almost never available in the USA.

[@johnsavage6628]

And why is this? Existing businesses and companies suppressing innovations. Phooey. Things need to change, and not be business as usual. Good bye Lowes and Home Depot! You expensive sobs.

[@billwest7037]

nj is ok to use these building code

[@palecompass3598]

I wonder about the long-term air quality of a home with recycled plastic in the walls. Why would anyone choose to have plastic in their walls when there are healthier, natural options available?

[@georgepruitt1915]

Need more Information no the coast per block

[@veritasvalere88]

Can you substitute the insulation with something organic and natural, like wool??

[@Lu-MingPan-b5w]

Of course, but it may add to the cost.

[@wayneholstine1287]

Where can I get this Material

[@henryreinders3031]

Baffles me why JD Composites (Ecoplast) manages to come up with a 100% recycled core and then kills the whole environmental aspect by introducing a fiberglass skin and a substantial amount or resin. Considering what I know about working with fiberglass and resins, this seems a long ways off from being eco-friendly.

[@shamancredible8632]

It's never been about the environment. Plus, your primary concern when building a house is if it's made out of suitable materials, not if its "carbon footprint" is too big.

[@sjvche7675]

So any of these systems designed in incorporate utilities IN THE WALLS or are just another European after thought, and don't forget seismic design.

[@Avotts]

Available in USA Approved anywhere in USA?

[@murraymadness4674]

Texas has exemption for owner built and occupied houses in the boondocks. Do whatever you want, if you're killed can't complain to the building dept. Otherwise, the local building department will not allow anything new and different without structural engineering approvals specific to the house plans, and believe me when I say a certified structural engineer won't put his name on anything...even simple stuff, they want $50k..or more.

[@georgepruitt1915]

Like

[@waynewayne1295]

🤔😉🙂👍

[@granite676]

All of these new products and designs and no prices ? Mmmm. . . Is that because they're no cheaper than conventional building???

[@davesy6969]

Lego!

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[@JoeReyes-t1q]

Where can I get lock & block building materials in Amarillo Texas?

[@madscientistmikhail]

Worst part about these systems is that most of them are not accepted in the USA.

[@BBBA_]

...poly_crete...

[@mzafonte6840]

SAND AND RESIN *

[@pooljunki1]

our building are getting built weak and cheap now

[@nandalalningthoujam7905]

Why is the agency in Indian. Phone no.?

[@saleemdjefrel4675]

vous serez les bienvenus en Côte d'Ivoire comment faire pour s'en procurer svp ?

[@kenbrown9228]

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[@PakhongChan-fn5in]

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[@pawfan]

I like the 'Lego' block building concept being implemented in the variations of lock-n-block building materials for design and building structures that are...Hopefully...Hypo-Allergenic, and can be ADA compliant.

[@syedhuzaifahassan4588]

You do realize it really is oversized lego block, that won’t have enough structural rigidity to withstand severe storms and tornadoes? I really laughed when they just found a new fancy way of saying plastic, “… it is made up of carbon and hydrogen…” 😂😂😂😂 so it’s not a natural hydrocarbon, otherwise it’ll be combustible, so they used polymerisation, hmmm i wonder what we called polymers of hydrocarbons maybe plastic. I have nothing against plastic. But just Don’t like when people use technical jargon to mislead consumer

[@pawfan]

@@syedhuzaifahassan4588 I agree with you on that. There are materials available for the lock-block design that would work adequately for this use. Just need to be more up front with the make -up of materials.

[@beth8775]

@@syedhuzaifahassan4588 The post tensioning system does provide the needed rigidity.

[@qigongfire5456]

Would be good for hempcrete systems

[@alexstone6657]

Where could l buy your product?

[@CarlosAlberto-ii1li]

This was 3 years ago, l have worked in construction 60 years never seen any of this.

[@ifeoluwafaithogunlola9561]

Innovative building and environmentally friendly, when are these ideas coming to Nigeria

[@beth8775]

Poly care and Lok N Blok look pretty great to me. Woodpecker is cool to, but not as good in a northern climate.

[@NTSHMA]

None of these items are available to buy and are just another Vapor product.

[@JJones-gw9vy]

I would be skeptical about the houses made of carbon blocks or plastic. Carbon nanotubes are no joke for the lungs and plastic full of BPA is not something I'd want to house my family in. I'm interested to see how they overcome these health hurdles.

[@johncarroll7552]

How much do they cost?

[@millanferende6723]

Anything to do with PLASTIC on the outside (roof, wall).. will eventually mean that the rain and weather will beat it down into microplastics, which will go further into the ecosystem. If these blocks are made out of hempcrete, then we have another matter. on our hands... Or am I wrong about this?

[@donovandelaney3171]

I bet I could use Wiki-house to build a Hexacube House? Hmmm? And the two cubicles could be made from waste plastic. I could also build an Algeco 2002 House with it.

[@reginaromsey]

Recycled plastic bottles has my vote! Someday mining the trash piles as well as the oceans and fresh water.

[@toroddlnning6806]

noboddy care about inovative construction systems for detached housing. It shouldent be a thing. Make a couple of factories. Then make a rail. Then transport the replacable buildingblocks on the rail and build the block next to the rail lifting everything directly from the rail to the block with a lift.

[@johnsavage6628]

It's about time homes were innovated, and made better, and cheaper. Good bye This Old House! You're a dinosaur. There are better ways to do things.

[@CougarLand]

Polycare is the easiest solution I've seen yet. No mortar or concrete, only some vertical support, is fully insulated, and looks like it can be finished on the outside with stucco and on the inside with plaster. Taking the building back apart I don't see much of a plus. Only catch is that the plant is in Namibia.

[@tonymartin4112]

Thanks for the video can I get any of these systems in the United States, can they be shipped to Oklahoma, can you do a video that tells where to purchase them and the approximate coast per square foot

[@cgstech5657]

Hi, links are in description below the video. You can find more info there. I'm not affiliated with any of these companies.

[@kiwiitmlm]

That is so AWESOME 👌

[@H.JudahMack]

First👍🏽😁

[@joeferreira657]

Like poly blocks, cost compered to normal bricks?

[@prkchoptv8663]

In todays situation if its not bullet proof, dont bother.

[@edcew8236]

The country is ColOmbia. The nickname for the USA is ColUmbia. Mispronunciation!!

[@galas455]

You didn't compare costs with the various materials such as lock n' block compared to stud framing.

[@garyclarke8862]

How can I contact the company in Namibia, so that I can import these polymer blocks into South Africa

[@rich-p7e]

yes I am interested in your product . I have been in construction in the 1980s and this is a good thing I see. Wish to do business in contracts in the future.