Cost
Effective Concrete Housing
NO STEEL SUPPORTS---NO
BRICKS---NO TIMBER
Patented technology to hold liquid
concrete in its correct place whilst it is setting reduces concrete home construction
costs.
Insulated concrete housing can
provide low to moderate income families the many benefits of sustainable energy
efficient housing and an option of roof top garden facilities. 
Artist impression of a standard three bed room home, (front
view)
Features
of Residential In Situ Concrete Housing
- The structural building materials
of concrete and reinforcing steel for housing, walls and roofs cost less and
are less complicated than the combinations of steel, timber, bricks and roof
trusses etc. Foundations, floor slab designs, fit-out products and fit-out
materials are the same for concrete homes as most other homes built on a concrete
slab.
- Designs, choices and costs are
variable for roof top gardens, safety barriers, privacy, soil retaining walls
and access stairs, to enjoy the tranquility of roof top outdoor open space.
- Concrete is a proven cost effective
quality building material, each structure is usually designed by a qualified
engineer.
- Concrete homes will not burn and
resist damage during bush fires.
- Cyclone and high wind damage is
reduced.
- Concrete monolithic structures
are impervious to termite attack.
- The spread of room to room fires
are reduced by the internal concrete walls.
- The insulated thermal mass of
the concrete structure stores and releases heating and cooling energy to assist
maintain a comfortable temperature inside the home.
Green
Roof Top Open Space
Contact details:-
To register an expression of interest, or a request for more information
FORMWORK CREATION
PTY LTD
Phone
0488 080 224, Fax 02 6551 7278
PO Box 2340, Coffs Harbour NSW 2450
stan@ rooftopgardens.com.au
ABN 96124563659
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