IRIS KOTO Building System - House Built in 7 Days.

[@Century25]

Great stuff.. foamed concrete. Lightweight & strong. Steel frame windows. Nice & tight. No leaks, no bugs, no worry about termites! No shingles to flit away in wind.. and roof and walls are also the insulation! This is how we WOULD build homes in America - except! Except the syndicate that owns the forests & uses massive amounts of timber! THAT is the monster no one sees.. and they are united with ALL of the other players that keep us living in houses made of termite food! Which also rots & needs constant maintenance. The paint industry! And the other players.. HOA's and city planners that are in the syndicate. They force much of the nation to build by their rules! Once - we were a free people. Not anymore!

[@nagabhushanamranga96]

Century25 vu

[@gavinroe1541]

not foamed concrete, coated foam

[@raufmiryehyayev5407]

Century25

[@gabrielcastillo485]

Century25. Viva la usa

[@SusanPariseau]

that is rapidly changing with the new container homes, even sips walls now are different than the typical stick build. Look at the glass half full rather than half empty. I am going to build a container home for myself with solar panels and technology that makes water from air. No house payment, no electric bill, and no water bill. I am looking at an all electric car too that the government will let me claim on my tax return for many tax breaks. Potentially, no car payment either. I will be able to start traveling the world. I can't wait!

[@petercoombs4862]

Wow! The foundation just poured itself! Day 1, where I come from, would have lines being drawn, holes being dug, and a foundation being poured. What you show is the easy stuff at the end.

[@vtownvmax]

interesting i just would be very concerned about the strength of the building in high winds, among other things... worth further research

[@sanidzamdridza2373]

guna pakai reinforced steels...dah lama guna di australia..sekarang makin popular di malaysia.. upper & lower beam support dgn rod steel & ada concrete lagi..

[@michaelafubwa8125]

Hurricanes love these kind of strictures. Zero resistance to any decent wind

[@Phjghh]

you have built it in 8.44 mins. That is amazing.

[@carole1a]

these homes will be great for the homeless and where there is housing shortages.x

[@khalidbhutta2618]

it is outstanding and wonderful construction idea of a small home.

[@BTCcajasfuertes]

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[@sineryinlifeofarnelbarican5984]

Interesting,I wonder,where to find this type of materials?cause I'm planning to build my own house.

[@youngtevanced8818]

Whoah! This is unreal 7days?? Can only be done with fabricated and many workers, imagine adding those plastering, paint jobs and tile floorings. 😱

[@martinholmes7330]

Might work for Arctic Aquatic Insulation. Some weight layering insulation so everything lasts??? Maybe plastic with foam core. To limit ice buildup at arctic buildings + insulate from warm water. This is valuable knowledge by the way. Martin Holmes Sudbury Canada

[@keepgoing6430]

If covid like pandemic exist then this would be a solution for buildings ,,, also fulfills green house concept

[@shrutishreeangadi7573]

i like very much this type house it is possible in Indian villages.

[@dr.ibrahimhassan8501]

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[@beachsidebooy]

i love asian people they are respect work an time too much and they are polite

[@srikantsrikant6337]

Very nice your house

[@DougHanchard]

This is pretty old technology and engineering principles. It's been successfully used (in variations) all over the world. The biggest problem with it is cost of the composite plastic (styro) has gone through the 'roof' beginning in '98 with new processing (Styrofoam - poly per tonne emissions are not good) regulations in most country's. A lot of comments here are pretty funny, if not a little bizarre. Reinforced with concrete and rebar, these walls are very sturdy against traditional elements. Certainly no worse than a typical wood structure. Problems arise when more than two floors are required. The advantages of the materials used are its resistance to water, especially flooding. While walls may have to be scraped of their plaster, paneling or paint, they can be resurfaced and repaired. They won't rote like wood and can be sanitized. Several homes in New York were built using these same methods and were some of the first homes repaired, quickly and efficiently after Hurricane Sandy. Asian family's prefer single floor homes and enjoy smaller homes than westerner's do. In areas where natural disasters are not a prevalent threat, this type of construction and materials used makes a lot of sense. If a catastrophic earthquake were to happen, the home maybe severely damaged beyond repair, but its occupants would probably survive. Far better to have a light weight wall fall on them then one that weighs 10 times more. If the concrete and rebar reinforcement is done correctly, its ability to withstand severe winds is favorable, if not on par with traditional wood construction methods. Vancouver, B.C., a city that has stringent earthquake building codes, has allowed this type of material for decades. But they used Styrofoam blocks like lego to build the walls with vertical rebar going through each segment a minimum of 5', staggered to the height of the wall. The Styrofoam block cavities are then filled with cement. The reason its popular there is because the blocks create an easy way to create curved walls. The use of styrofoam reduces the amount of concrete by as much as 35% while maintaining the same strength as one without. Based on what I see in this video, the amount of cement used appears to be significantly lower. This makes sense because there is no basement and is only a single floor dwelling. In my opinion, it's a well built structure and probably reduces the cost of construction significantly, has good insulating characteristics, water proof and likely has excellent noise absorbing qualities.

[@troooooper100]

+Doug Hanchard best quora style answer...

[@LiuLarry1990]

+Doug Hanchard Both sides of spraying cement can also prevent fire,There is 3D panel can temperature, saving construction time and the plate is not the same.

[@wnfernand]

well explained. what about the fire resistance characteristics. want to know. can you also give a cost savings percentage of this system over conventional brick and concrete homes (same layout and dimensions). what about the serviceability as in the number of years? do banks fund such construction?

[@itsjustme8211]

i have rendered thousands of these in three different country's. the poly is flame retardant and most of these are fixed over a timber frame so have a cavity or further insulation on the inside and the good quality ones will have inch thick render on outside. so no real fire danger. in new zealand this has been popular for years and yes the banks fund them. there is also a version that is block style and can be filled with concrete. money wise not usually cheaper than concrete or brick however the systems have huge differance in price depending on framework and thickness of render adding fibre mesh, acrylic renders and other things. the idea is long term savings as places like n.z have high heating cost. my personal experience is that these homes are much better in colder climates rather than hot i find the systems here in south australia are not that great at all, i notice constant high heat will cause shrinkage.

[@dr.princessjenniferlee6299]

Pls can u send ur contact to [e-mail] We are looking building low cost housing for our Agricultural farm workers in Nigeria.I need help to make it very affordable so we can house our workers and increase productivity and effectiveness.

[@Jefleopard]

It looks very labor intensive. I’ll stick to stick build. I can do that by myself.

[@atokowatok9770]

Are these strong enough? Only foam inside the blocks..

[@spiderguard2870]

Inovative... Nice

[@RandyZimmerman-pp5wj]

Wow that's fast awesome no Crane needed I call

[@chapiit08]

It looks like a good option to recycle styro material from all sources into something useful. More strength and burglar proof material can be addes in the form of a wire screen or net inside the panels. Not bad for a low cost, fast erecting dwelling. I would prefer this to a trailer.

[@aluk.m527]

Please send more details on this method and it's availability in our place Eranakulam Dt in Kerala And in India

[@RameshKumar-zd6rp]

chapiit08 89ib

[@chyouqi]

Is this as tough as conventional brick? How is thermal insulation? Resist the fire?

[@paperqueen6489]

Plz let me know is the walls are really STRONG enough it won't fall or torn

[@dameerdj5403]

It's probably capable to withstand approx 0.5 by Richter scale degrees.

[@medou99]

its Styrofoam, i doubt it will be damaged by an earthquake. have you every vigorously shaken a styrofoam or thrown it on the ground. you would do nothing to it. a hammer through the wall I'm with you on that. surprisingly this thing can actually survive really well in the event of an earthquake. care through the walls not so much.

[@khucthan4099]

Foam floats. So will this house be affected one way or another by big floods?

[@1elk]

What kind of weight can the roof handle? this would be great for a cabin home in the mountains if it can handle the snow and is fire proof. What kind of heat can it stand?

[@haryomukarnadi3282]

👍it is amaze me, saving construction duration. Is it precast or celcon block for the wall material? Are there foundation, what are they made from?

[@anstankashala8849]

Beautiful making

[@rajenderuddanti3663]

Where it was constructed. what is the construction cost.is it avvailable in India

[@juanodhiambo314]

How stable is that structure to withstand the forces of nature?

[@Savio119]

hammering has never been so easy. I love it! haha

[@miskogwan9228]

Styrofoam in middle of boards even I’ve seen plywood. Picked up used panels from a guy for a small dog house to build told me his house was made of the exact panels and outside could never tell was super nice home think he would been very wealthy

[@maurizio4022]

Here in Italy, we do not use these buildings even for garden tools. Nevertheless they are cheap, they have the flavor of little lasting. In Europe people like brick and concrete.

[@zedono1391]

this is a housing program for the poor in malaysia. malaysia doesn't have earthquakes, hurricanes and huge floods. these houses are given free or sold at a very cheap price.

[@mehtabpropertydealerkanjus6703]

I need this technology

[@vijaypillai4519]

pl reply which country you are presently building

[@godspromise9239]

So is this two sheets of duroc with Styrofoam in the middle?

[@azrilariff3949]

Wow very fast build

[@edwardladrera86]

Is this available in the Philippines?

[@zafarautomobileengineering8084]

Will there be any problem in this room in the water?

[@sachintheboss]

Very nice home complete the some time

[@SHANDONGOULIDE]

What materials is used for the walls? It seems not heavy.

[@AgungSuyono4Life]

Where is this located ? Can I have in Indonesia Jakarta ?

[@shanehansennathaniel7727]

awesome .. but will it stand strong...

[@lennycarter7885]

I'm very interested but can this withstand frequent earthquakes and typhoons/hurricanes in Asia?

[@venkataraman6038]

I like this but how long it will lost.

[@lovelybrown6453]

Nice can you get those building materials in any country is so what is the cost

[@Savio119]

I think this method is just splendid for school i'm planning to DIY ! Can you tell me the costs and the materials available? BTW, my charity is based in India for child's education.

[@omnianti0]

child will destroy walls in month just for playing no mention to robber that will pass trought more easily than in steel windows india riots ? ok its cheap but wood and clay are more cheap and less flamable than expended polystyren(toxic & meelting) & renforcement made of fiberglass+cement is not cheap at all the only pro of this is ease of manutention

[@sanjayaugsti6123]

Very nice house

[@sajidullah]

Is this cost effective ? I want to build a two Bdroom house in Belize.

[@LisaOliveira]

Beautiful house, will build here in Brazil! \o/

[@bsouza4441]

fiquei pensando . e bonita e bacana mas no interior das paredes tem isopor e se isso pegar fogo?

[@ΝεκταριαΣφακιανακη]

Lisa Kwz 😧

[@kaualopes9795]

Lisa Kwz Br 💪

[@Aadhyacreations1607]

Lisa Kwz plz send me details of contracter.my WhatsAppnumber 7989979492

[@prasadrock3924]

Hi

[@sandeepsarma1489]

Are these houses built without pillars? Without pillars will they sustain high winds, earthquakes?

[@k.ganesanganesan6825]

Future TOWN planning.

[@jimwagner6260]

So many negative comments mine is a Curiosity point this video was posted in 2011 is the house still there what condition is it in please update

[@solehatulazwana1539]

Hi may I know what is the material used for the roof? TQ in advance 😄

[@publicliabilityno.136]

Excellent stuff, but can it withstand an earthquake?

[@6937-e4v]

Desde Cartagena Colombia, me puedes dar las especificaciones tecnicas de los paneles

[@rajeshmali7309]

Nice India could benefit.

[@harshiniperuvala27]

it will available in India or not

[@conniesmithhart4400]

Ok, this might sound like a dumb question but I'm an old woman so don't make fun of me. Where I'm from all of our plumbing is under our house, if a house sets on a concrete slab, where's the plumbing pipes go? Just wondering

[@aic53]

You will find plumbing pipes are usually pre-installed in prefabricated concrete slabs or poured slabs, this means you have to make the holes for piping. sometimes the holes will align with walls that will be placed, the walls can either come pre-drilled and pipes installed or this can be done on site.

[@MohdAminudin]

+Connie Smithhart this is a concept house..which was built on a rooftop of a building. i know it because it located just next to my office

[@yahwehsblackknight1061]

+Anis CH (CerealHead) you build a crawl space for your plumbing. Its a ingenious way of building considering the amount of rebar and concrete thats in the wall.

[@bdbgh]

What about internal wiring and piping fixing? would it be easy?.

[@damodarshpl]

What will be the two bed room house cost..

[@tedbrown7908]

The entire base structure should have been put up the first day. This is basically a SIPs construction build. SIPs building construction is usually stronger but what we didn't see is where they laid the 2x4 or 2x6 to the flooring or the connecting units.

[@GeRbAnGUjUnGTiMuR]

Amazing 👍

[@nkosinamandlamtshali9563]

Where can I buy it in South Africa?

[@lizybabyliz753]

How long did you say they are meant to last again? Expiry date please.

[@dnsmithnc]

Jacques B. Poirier From and article in Connexion, the France's English Language Newspaper come the article, 'Houses made of wood take off, May 2008." It seems that even France is seeing the benefit of wood construction. And, there are many wooden houses still existing in the U.S. well over a hundred years old. In that time, with the advent of electrical service, modern plumbing, movement away from the farm to the city, mobility of U.S. population and a host of other reasons, the vast majority of older wood homes were abandoned and torn down. More valid questions would be, what percentage of the citizens in your country owns a home, how many square feet does your citizens have to live in and, what percentage of their income is spent on utilities and maintenance of their home as compared with the U.S. In short, I would have to consider a lot of factors before I automatically condemned wood based home construction. I would predict that your country is embracing wood built homes despite the fact that wood is probably a lot more expensive relatively than it is here. And, if you got the idea from us, when can I expect a thank you?

[@andywijaya6629]

Wow !!! Amazing !!! Like !!!

[@josimarfalcon]

juséééééé ! jusé fugiu da obra e ela ta gritando ele , venha amanha !

[@thomasmurray4717]

Is this building system available in Baton Rouge, la. ?

[@G.v.raju96]

Wonderful home

[@allanmwakesi3042]

it's a very good New building innovation I hope it will make cheaper houses. can it be used to build a for three floors flat.

[@janmuszynski3663]

Výborná stavba-super !!

[@abhishekjha6384]

Is service available in India??

[@biswajitmahatab9589]

Any possibility in India ?

[@myroutinework6444]

Is it possible to build another floor as per this constriction? What is the durability of this house?

[@ulagaspillai5361]

i am in concrete manufacturing industry i am interested in this new technology can you just guide me on how to get this technology transfer for my company

[@rtheprizeisright7323]

Is this Malaysia?If so, don't they have typhoons, like the Philippines. It seems, this wouldn't stand up, to those type of weather events, Just wondering? It was cool, to watch the build, and the craftsmanship, of the workers. Having done electrical work for 25 years, I'm hesitant to see the conduit immersed in the foam like that, any moisture causes heat, and foam and heat don't mix well. Just my 2 cents, but I liked the video.

[@faizalbahruddin]

we just got typhoons in recent year. there is a case or two before, but its still remote, not as bad as what happen in neighbor countries. and i hope it stay that way. but we do have flood in a few state when raining season usually at the end of the year.

[@_Sarwar_Alam]

Nice house. How could I get this?

[@Z-K-Creations]

which material and technique is used in this construction process

[@zalala]

is it safe to have electrical wire inside that?

[@d.r.balamurugan9444]

no pillar and roof steel catch the corner of place..how can. its impossible... raining time..building one side drops how.. how many years wsrrenty and how much total price..

[@olajidemartins1632]

my country nigeria is one country that has for long syffered housing deficiency such housing if it can go up to 5-6 storeys at cheap price will help redyce this deficiency.

[@svdkavbr7959]

Y s jagam

[@mehtabpropertydealerkanjus6703]

I need this technology

[@jedidahmiren3839]

Is it durable

[@venkatiyer8553]

What will be the cost to construct 500sq. Ft. House. I please for 1 bhk at mysore

[@MrPichhayya]

I want this construction

[@markedison2752]

Most important thing for constructing a house is a pillar so where is it ? Without pillar its not safe.

[@luisespinoza9303]

can i get a house like this in panama centro america

[@hbidyananda]

what is the cost price of this material and complete price cotation of these house.

[@jm-lz8dq]

Las uniones verticales en las esquinas son deficientes. En general hay que mejorar las conexiones

[@ExtrovertedCenobite]

Is this house capable of handling wind in excess of 20MPH?

[@vinodKumar-ed6ui]

Good Idea and fantastic. But one creep thought I have got in my mind . What If the fire attacks

[@sjrai3038]

The structure may not go beyond 1+1,..Looks like.... Because there are no columns or pillers to go beyond in height...?

[@sundeepkumarsunny6819]

Is it safety...?

[@rajuscricketclubhyderabadi991]

I need more information . In Hyderabad .

[@muhammadhilyaas9108]

Anyone know What is the material (panels) used here ??

[@kakularsrikanth]

Hi need more details like what material used for the Block how strong is it. What's that cost involved

[@morenoven]

How much cost to build up a square meter of this kind of house? I am interested in building up a house like this if it is not so expensive.

[@issehaile9993]

Learn Spanish

[@batagalledhammarathana7292]

Really I interested.Can I get to know how much the building cost and is it available in Sri Lanka?

[@99cachorro]

great for cold climates, ceb's better in warmer climates