MaqCrete-Green recyclable structural energy efficient composite building material

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[upfront4real]

This is amazing, although I did hear something similar they made in japan, there they had concrete and plastic fibres and some sort of teflon mixed in, they designed it for earthquake proof purposes. Does your technology have any use against earthquakes? and have you had any mainstream interest coming in? I'd love to use it in my building project. Excellent.

[EEHTeam]

@upfront4real

The USDA in Berkley tested MaqCrete and they reported the following conclusion- “The samples were not nearly as brittle as conventional concrete. In other words, the samples gradually failed rather than breaking suddenly.” Because MaqCrete does not shear but crumbles, it is earthquake resistant.

P.S. We invented MaqCrete because we'd also love to use it in building projects. Necessity is the Mother of Invention.

[falcon731boy]

why doesn't this get any attention or comments? It's simply amazing (well, Idk about the fire & earthquake proof, also the heat conservation in housing, but then it's all good) it sounded like it's cheap and has high quality applications...

[EEHTeam]

@falcon731boy

We've been asking the same questions for years about the lack of enthusiasm and interest in MaqCrete. We have invested our lives and every available penny into the development of MaqCrete and know that one day, even if we have passed, MaqCrete will revolutionize the way structures are built. The R-value of a 12" MaqCrete wall is R-21. Instead of 6" stud walls, sheathing, air sealing, insulation, and drywall, MaqCrete is an all inclusive product replacing the former.