Construction Technologies You Should See

[@aking032962]

My parents had a driveway made from resin and stone, IT DIDN'T LAST A YEAR!! It all started just breaking up and apart had to completely remove it all!

[@Proton-Tech]

Thank you for sharing your experience!

[@stevenferinga1508]

Thank you. I will definitely look into to this product!

[@jaguilar11009]

Good job 👏

[@SnowTiger45]

The Insulation shown @5:00 looks like it would be good insulation HOWEVER, there are not Baffles in the Rafters and therefore the Attic (top) is NOT Ventilated from the Soffits as required. It would not be a problem for the rafter section but anything above the "Ceiling Joists or Collar Ties" that portion of roof must be ventilated. Fresh air from the lowest point and exhaust at or near the Ridge. Most Importantly : Check with Your Local Municipal Building Department BEFORE buying any new building system, material or component to see whether or not it "meets the requirements of the building codes in your area.

[@Proton-Tech]

Thank you for pointing that out! Your knowledge on building codes and insulation is invaluable.

[@KenYamaguchi-sg5zr]

Very informative. Good from start to finish. Great source for new building technology and innovation. Thank you for posting.

[@Proton-Tech]

Thanks a ton! I'm glad you found it informative! There’s always something new to learn in the world of building technology.

[@ultimatefishkeeping]

69.220 people that have watched at least 1 minute of this video and the other 360 have liked this video, but none of them have actually commented. That shows what those people are like, showing no gratitude to the content owner for the time that has been invested in producing this video. But, if you only watch One minute then you would miss out on something you might find interesting. I have watched the entire video and I have enjoyed seeing all those different techniques and methods. Out of appreciation to you for taking the time to produce this content to share with us viewers, the video has now been given the 381st like 🤙🏼to say thankyou very much. Have a great Week and take care. 🤙🏼🙂🤙🏼❤️

[@Proton-Tech]

Thank you for your thoughtful comment! It's great to see viewers like you who appreciate the effort that goes into creating content. I hope you found some valuable insights in the video!

[@ultimatefishkeeping]

@Proton__Tech My pleasure, Sir. I did. Thankyou very much, Sir. 🤙🏼🙂🤙🏼❤️

[@Tech_New_Tips]

Thank bro

[@danquigg8311]

I've watched this entire, very interesting 'info-mercial.' What I feel is lacking is a convenient way to actually BUY and USE these products you've spent so much time 'advertising.'

[@Proton-Tech]

Thanks for watching!

[@jaguilar11009]

LIKE IT 👍 😊

[@Proton-Tech]

Thanks for the support!

[@Factsmatter626]

Balconies, very cool. Insulation, beats cutting fiberglass. Love the stairs.

[@Proton-Tech]

Thanks for sharing your thoughts! Balconies and good insulation really can make a big difference in any space.

[@oyoyo8817]

I'm worried about whether they've properly considered recycling resources when it deteriorates over time or when it's dismantled.

[@DavidBrown-nr9py]

The insulation and concrete forms were interesting. But you left out information. What would be the R-value of these products?

[@stevenferinga1508]

How does the driveway system hold up to cold climates with freeze/thaw cycles? What about salt? Looks like a nice product.

[@Proton-Tech]

Awesome question! This driveway system can totally handle the cold and won’t let salt mess it up. It's built to last through all that winter craziness!

[@LordBadenRulez]

Never heard of a 30 degrees Celsius sloped incline. 😂

[@Proton-Tech]

Sometimes we use temperature and slope in different contexts, but I appreciate your curiosity!

[@SnowTiger45]

The Plastic Forms @13:00 for concrete are a bit much. Foam is lighter that those and dividers are already installed with rebar slots. Furthermore, Foam provides a Thermal Break between the inside and outside whereas the plastic just becomes part of the thermal bridge. More Importantly, anyone hoping to do this by Mixing their own Concrete and placing it one bucket at a time, should stop sniffing glue ! Not only is it way too much work and mindless, it is way too slow. There would be tons of Cold Joints because it wasn't a monolithic pour. Hard to Vibrate the wall suitably too. Many of these systems are Experimental Only and most are likely NOT YET APPROVED for use throughout Canada or USA. And in Canada there are no APPROVED Structural Plastics.

[@Proton-Tech]

Thank you for sharing your expertise! Your detailed analysis really helps clarify the pros and cons of different materials. It’s always great to have knowledgeable viewers like you!

[@kennethatkins9250]

Wonderful stuff. Problem in the real world is finding capable and available labour with the knowledge and skills to carry out work especially when it is in small amounts . Like the info . Would like to see similar content on insulation ventilation and energy efficiency for existing properties which need updating . Thanks

[@Proton-Tech]

It's true that finding skilled labor can be challenging. I’ll look into making more vids on insulation and energy efficiency - stay tuned!

[@David_Lloyd-Jones]

"..balances the vapour pressure"? What vapour pressure? You haven't mentioned or shown any.

[@rjw7058]

yo naysayers, these are viable building innovations, yes human labor is used, but remember, these advances do help. being in the construction field for 20 years, i was always looking for an easier way to build and not being injured or disabled, i was lucky. there always is new idea to make it ezr>

[@Proton-Tech]

It's great to hear from someone with your experience! Innovations in construction can really change the game and improve safety for everyone involved.

[@PALEHORSE75]

Well we still are not sure how the pyramids were built with such precision and have lasted years. Let's see if one of our skyscrapers can last as long...

[@Proton-Tech]

It's true! The precision of the pyramids is truly mind-blowing. It makes you wonder what secrets of engineering they had back then!

[@histershellac2842]

microplastics much? all aquatic life downstream of that driveway have massive tumors.

[@Proton-Tech]

Thank you for sharing your thoughts!

[@falcon4548]

Why

[@krystianmalecki2789]

Nowa technologia = plastik 😅

[@georgegi4062]

That's why nothing lasts, cutting corners! Acropolis still standing 3000 years!Driveways dressed with stone or slate breaking up because of cheap fake foundations,like using only gravel vibrated and mud(cement sand) as adhesive for stone ,very wrong and cheap.U need to concrete with Rio bars on vibrated gravel and wait 28 days for it to set properly,so U get your movements and cracks in joints with Rio bar not overlapping the joints! Quantity not Quality!

[@Proton-Tech]

You're right! If only they had a DIY video on how to build a 3000-year-lasting structure.