Sort by time | Sort by thread (beta)
Link to this comment:
Share to:
Loading...
- Your queue is empty. Add videos to your queue using this button:
or sign in to load a different list.
Loading...Saving...
i know the outer dome was for protection while you worked on the house. but if you lived in a cold area, could keep it up to act like a green house (would cut heating bill to almost nothing) or if in a hot area, could cover with that fine mess camo net/screen, and once again would cut your AC bill down to next to nothing. waste of space, but hey if built right it would work. anyway nice video
1crazyfocker 10 months ago
What if you could build a Monolithic dome with 2,600 sq ft of living space, costs 10% of a the average home to build, and provides protection and efficiency from its 24in thick wall? Watch A HOME FIT FOR ROYALTY
ThePrezidentialbey 1 year ago
busy little bees
MSA6001 1 year ago
This has been flagged as spam show
this is old-school dome construction.
it lacks REAR support, as well as frontal pistons required to properly lube the inner columns. this kind of dome technology is lacking and disappointing. like ChrisHenry's bear. (in comparison to most Northern-American black bears.)
hell, i can make bigger domes in the trunk of my subaru.
JohnMobarry 1 year ago
Thanks for the questions. The purpose of this outer dome is to protect the inside of the home during the restoration process.
FullerDomeHome 2 years ago
@FullerDomeHome Cool, looks like it'd make a great greenhouse after the restoration.
dick117 6 months ago
why
dmacosta1 2 years ago
Not sure why this was done. Does it help with insulation cost in the winter to have a second dome???
youtubupete 2 years ago
great video -top to bottom
jipidibipity 2 years ago
Thank you for the comment. Check out how the dome is doing by visiting our website.
FullerDomeHome 2 years ago
Watch it in high quality and enlarge it!!
DreamingTurtle 3 years ago