Instant Panelized Future Home, Design Patented ICS Inc

You are witnessing the complete construction of the "World's First" Interlocking Construction System (ICS) structure. Our patented innovative construction technology requires no fasteners to build on site. The panels are fully fabricated and finished (painted,w/roofing etc.) with electrical and plumbing stubbed in before reaching the construction site. The result is an "instant" house which can be assembled in a matter of days, depending on the work crew and conditions.

NOTE: The ICS has successfully completed phase one (which was funded by two USDA SBIR grants) of its three phase growth plan, which involved the Research and Development and structural testing of the ICS performed at Oregon State University, in Corvallis Oregon. The tests results prove that the ICS structures are significantly stronger than conventionally built homes.

With the development of a full scale production facility, the ICS will be able to provide more affordable, stronger, longer lasting structures to better shelter mankind.

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[guaqdet]

More country and more people are looking foward to altenative method of build up their building. European start it about 80 years ago using wood wool. They mix it up with portland cement. They call it WWCB. Cheap but tough!

[ICSstructures]

I appreciate you seeing the potential for alternative materials which could be used in our ICS Technology. I have envisioned using recycled material (reinforced) in a injection mold to mass produce our ICS Panel/Sections. A lightweight concrete mixture such as you mentioned could also be implemented.

[Hughes86]

Cool. :)

[ICSstructures]

And the ICS Home is the only home left standing... Go to our website and see the shear load test results that demonstate that the ICS Home tested far superior to stick built homes, and exceed commercial requirements.