Product Description:  Light-weight insulating concrete buildings are the only way to build. Material costs are $60 dollars or less per square foot. That's a 20-30 percent savings over lumber! The walls are precast for tilt up and weld in one day with windows and doors in place. The metal panel frames weld together for fast strong walls. The light-weight concrete is easy to handle and fast with a small crew (2-3). The labor cost is half of stick built homes, with straight steel panel framing. The floors are light-weight concrete poured on compacted gravel or metal. These buildings will not blow down panels are welded to the foundation. The floor and walls have excellent sound acoustics and can be nailed to just like lumber, carpeting and tile can be put right on light-weight concrete floors.

Lightweight insulated concrete panels, developed from perlite and pumice concrete. Process manufactured steel frames poured full of perlite and pumice "light weight concrete". Simply tilt up and weld panels. Excellent for single or multiple story buildings. Meets all UBC codes. Years of testing were done at Washington State University, Logan, UT with the civil engineering department. Volcanic silica mixed with Portland cement makes the ultimate light weight concrete.

Conventional Housing problems

Material costs are too high with poor quality lumber. Also labor costs, for example. Frame walls. Nail on particleboard. Then cover it with foam, board. Then siding or stucco that wont stay on without costly maintenance over the years. Now the inside of the walls consists of drilling holes for electrical runs through all the wood, then install insulation, sheet rock and tape etc. There are approximately twelve (12) steps to a wall on a stick house; Lets take this for example. All the lumber floor jousts are sixteen inch on center then particleboard, then hard board on top. Lumber is of poor quality and the labor cost go on. The roof system is the same.

Stick build housing is finished
Lets face it, the day of building stick homes is quickly coming to an end. There is to much wind damage such as roofs and siding are completely being destroyed, the floors are noisy when you walk on them, the sound acoustics are very bad, the outside of the house is usually stucco and foam board which breaks dents and eventually falls apart. Why pay $90 or more per square foot for a disaster.

Lightweight insulation concrete
Light-weight insulation concrete buildings are the only way to build. Material costs are $60 or less per square foot a 20% to 30% savings. The walls are tilt up in one day with windows and doors in place. The metal panel frame is welded together for fast strong walls. The light-weight concrete is easy to handle and fast with less labor. The labor cost is half of stick built homes, with straight steel panel framing. The floors are light-weight concrete poured on compacted gravel or metal. These buildings will not blow down - panels are welded to the foundation. The floors and walls have excellent sounds acoustics and can be nailed to just like lumber. Carpeting and tile can be put on light-weight concrete floors

In conclusion
Perlite concrete home are virtually maintenance free, warm in the winter and cool in the summer, will not blow down, wont burn down, termite proof and bullet proof walls for better buildings. Lets save are trees!