Concrete Canvas Shelters (Civil Applications)

[outasight2010]

give me a break...and do me a favor don;t vote for that fucking loser oboho again....oh that's right people like you don't vote....good

[rondareid2000]

Where do i get the info on this?  Purchase ... delivery ect. on the US

[dLimboStick]

What about ventilation? Mold and mildew are killers.

[BobbynEdward]

@dLimboStick Cut out whatever you need.

[InspiredMuse74]

This is brillant. This could be the wave of the future for diaster housing. These could be delivered to people who have lost their homes due to tornados, hurricanes or fire, and also to house the homeless. I just wonder how they are heated and cooled? Between shipping contianers, earth bag/natural homes there is no reason for homeless to exist in the world. We have the resources and ways to make low cost homes.

[tobigforyou]

It would be really nice if it had some built in insulation.

Maybe a thin layer of cheap Aerogel fabric.

Aerogel Fabric is thin, so you get great performance in a small package.

[JavierVMaldonado]

Dear Alexandra Bruce:

Thank you so much for kindly sharing this out-standing and wonderful Art-building construction.

Best regards,

Javier V. Maldonado

Concrete Canvas Shelters (CCS) are rapidly deployable hardened shelters that can be deployed by 2 people, in under 1 hour. CCS have two major advantages over conventional tented shelter:

[JavierVMaldonado]

@JavierVMaldonado

Operational: CCS enable a hardened structure from day one of an operation. They provide much better environmental protection, increased security and vastly improved medical capability.

Financial: CCS have a design life of over 10 years, whereas tents wear out rapidly and must then be replaced. CCS are a one stop solution, saving effort and cost over the lifetime of medium to long term operations.

[JavierVMaldonado]

@JavierVMaldonado

The key to CCS is the use of inflation to create a surface that is optimised for compressive loading. This allows thin walled concrete structures to be formed which are both robust and lightweight. CCS consist of a revolutionary cement based composite fabric (Concrete Cloth) bonded to the outer surface of a plastic inner which forms a Nissen-Hut shaped structure once inflated.

[sweetberrywine69]

How hot will this thing be inside without air conditioning.

[MaTchBoOkPoEt]

anyone know the price for one? or.. price for one of the models shown>?

[thegreatwoodlife]

@MaTchBoOkPoEt They run about 30k The US Taxpayers have paid for hundreds and sent them overseas to people who want to kill us. Doesn't it make you feel like a tool?

[MaTchBoOkPoEt]

@thegreatwoodlife thanks... im Canadian so i don't care about u.s. problems

[OneCapsule]

@MaTchBoOkPoEt Did you forget that Canada is over there with the U.S.? Derp.

[bongojim420]

@thegreatwoodlife 911 was a inside job. The USA government with Israel did 911.

Better to face reality than live in denial. We are tools, here to work, pay hundreds of TAX'S and accept government lies. People will ''get it'' one day...When its too late.

[outasight2010]

@bongojim420 ...no wonder you think like a fucking retard bongo jim 420....smoke another joint and STFU

[bongojim420]

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[sweeney311]

How easily are they disposed of?

[FixedByDoc]

i still want one or two...

[Goruthar]

My question is at what temperature does this product cease to be effective? And if you can tell me, how have they have exceeded current limitations in what are potentially extremely ardous conditions?

[Goruthar]

The chemical reaction involved in the formation of concrete requires the cataylst, usally water or treated water' to be wet. Even with accelerants this creates a limitation upon the occurence of said reaction, with accelerants and antifreeze this limitation is more flexeble than 0 celsius but in current commercial applications is still limited to around -4 celsius before the water ceases to function effectively as a catalyst, and requires hording.

[Goruthar]

I assume it is unusable in freezing temperatures?

[RSBlastoise383]

@Goruthar no it's fine in freezing temperatures

[alienhddna]

cool i want one

[imkraft]

Is that bulletproof as well?

[DATAENT]

@imkraft Well, no, its only concrete, so its only bulletproof against small arms like pistols or smgs. But, it is posible to cover them in sandbags, Kevlar or even extra layers of the concrete canvas.

[jeetendrag10acc2]

you could even make boats with this. a preform with overlaid fabric. (instead of fibreglass)

[kefsound]

Brilliant!

[AmokBR]

Is there really a market for these?

[gerdacato]

Qué buen invento!!!

[jrm21386]

Genius!

[TheMmafighter1996]

its 20,000 to 30,000 dollars

[jeetendrag10acc2]

just describe the price per sq m!!!!!!!!!!!

[VCRAGE]

these are bloody amazing! so many uses..

[artemishunter88]

The fact that this can be used with sea water is INCREDIBLE, and perfect for use in disaster-ridden places like Haiti. Absolutely incredible.

[centervilletn]

these are brilliant...and have a very interesting market that likely isnt being exploited.....

[Audacia77]

Sold! Where do I go?

[tallyhoroad]

Okay! Where can I by one?