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-An ICF produced from recycled wood fiber with a 60 year track record!
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made by Made from recycled wood chips and portland cement binder. Low embodied energy and designed for eliminating job site waste. All natural materials; mineral wool insulation inserts* A breathable wall-healthier indoor air quality. Will not rot or harbor mold. 4 hour fire rating! Very low sound transmission Price competitive with other wall systems Exceptional thermal performance--thermal mass is insulated into the living space. * foam insulation inserts are available
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Ideal material to craft cozy, cottage style dwellings
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The Kit - designed for minimal job site waste (4) standard 24 wall-forms (2) ½ size wall-forms for openings (1) AP wall-form to form corners, openings, or use in the wall. All wall-forms are interchangeable so nothing goes to waste.
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-- lightweight for fast stacking
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Wall-forms are dry stacked and interlock on the ends creating a stable wall section that needs minimal bracing prior to infilling.
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Finished home with board and batten and rock facing
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ShelterWorks Facility in the beautiful Willamette Valley of OregonTotal commitment to lowest possible embodied energy in our product.
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Mineralized woodchips brought into computer controlled batch mixing process.
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Wall-forms air cure for 4 weeks prior to trimming.
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Villa style home
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Interior wall left uncoated from the U of Colorados winning design for the Solar Decatholon provides an attractive thermal mass storage.
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used as a stem wall below grade up from footing.
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Window bucks can remain for window fastening or..fasten windows directly to the material.
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Use to form gable ends, then trim to a radius or angle.
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The finished effect
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Beautiful Central Oregon Ranch
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cuts easily with conventional power tools
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Ideal for an Adobe style dwelling
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Radius walls in Santa Fe
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Positioning wall-forms. has excellent dimensional tolerance.
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Northern Idaho retirement home
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Re-bar and interlocking end detail
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Corner Detail: note insulation insert wraps the corner
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Infilling-minimal bracing required
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Floor-wall intersect
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10 Wall Section
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Wood plate or poured cap
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21,000 sq ft commercial building uses half the energy for heating compared to conventional construction.
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Under construction
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Cathedral Ceiling Design
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Heating this home with a 32000 BTU water heater and a wood stove.
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Testimonial letter from a Hurricane Katrina survivor
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Builders report ease of installation with the Kit System. Builder references available.
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Give us a call to discuss your project. We are attentive and sincere. 541.929.8010
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