System 3E
These days there are plenty of companies which are specialized in building houses. The competition between them is huge. To get the most attractive orders, they have to stand out from the crowd. According to research we can find out that, nowadays people spend more money on investment in their life quality. They would rather pay more and get better result rather than choose the cheapest version. Here one of the solution to become the biggest is an innovative methods. Polish company System 3E comes across the expectations of people.
System 3E is a technology of building houses with perlit. It is an energy-saving and ecological raw material which is used to build walls. It is also very economic, but there are more advantages of building with our polish technology.
First of all, as we all know the average time of building a house in traditional way is 24 months. The company says that with them, we can build all house in 3-6 months. The difference in time is huge.
Secondly, building with System 3E doesn’t require an external warming. We can save on it extra 15 000 zl.
Some specialists says that the easiest way to visualize it is to compare to Lego bricks. Moreover the author says that the environment of perlit can isolate the house from loud noises and secure good thermal isolation.
System 3E has a global patent for their technology.
Thank you for your attention.
1. What do think about this modern solution of building?
2. If you are going to build a house, would you consider to build it using this technology?
3. Do you know any others interesting methods of building?
Comments
2. I think that I would definitely opt for more modern solutions than those currently used. If this material performs both a thermal and soundproof role, it seems to be worth considering.
3. I've heard about a house designed by Ikea workers, made of plywood. I once read an article about houses built of straw, bamboo land or hemp. These are interesting solutions, however, a lot depends on the climatic conditions of the place where we want to build a house.
2. I would definitely consider this technology, unfortunately it has some disadvantages. The company provides a warranty of only 10 years, which is not a good indication of this construction technology. If I had to build a house, I would definitely choose fast, energy-saving technology with a long warranty period.
3. I know that some people build houses made of clay, it must be a special type, you can build yourself and the costs of this investment are low, I have heard about several such houses built in Poland. I have also heard about people building glass houses. I don't think this is the right material for building a house.
That's what I heard about this technology. The experts don't have a good opinion of this technology. What's the difference between this and the aerated concrete blocks that have been available for a long time? They are lightweight, quick to set up and easy to work with, have good insulation properties and so on. Especially since erecting walls is one of many elements of building a house, not the most difficult, nor the most time consuming. My colleague built the walls himself and it took him a few days. He had the greatest difficulty in building stairs and ceilings. These blocks won't help. This manufacturer and technology used to be called HCH but people didn't trust it and the company fell. I see they're taking off with a new sign now. I'm not saying it's bad technology but a lot of people don't trust it and it would have to be a lot cheaper for people to decide on it.
2. If you are going to build a house, would you consider to build it using this technology?
No. This technology is too expensive and the building would still need to be insulated in case of our climate zone. In case of insulating such a block there is a problem of double layer of insulation. The result is condensation inside the walls and the formation of mould.
3. Do you know any others interesting methods of building?
In my opinion, the most interesting is the use of prestressing tie rod. https://www.researchgate.net/publication/264935451_Recent_Technology_of_Prestressed_Concrete_Bridges_in_Japan
Construction is evolving, like everything else
2. If you are going to build a house, would you consider to build it using this technology?
Perhaps. I would need to conduct my own study on the available solutions.
3. Do you know any others interesting methods of building?
No, I am not that into construction and arcitecture
Intriguing and worth attention. Like any innovative solution criticized or praised. In the eighties, building Canadian-style houses was also unheard of.
2. If you are going to build a house, would you consider to build it using this technology?
I wouldn't take this into consideration at the moment. I think it's too early. We don't know how it works on very windy days. Heaps of snow. We live and live in a temperate climate.
3. Do you know any others interesting methods of building?
Currently, the most interesting, tested and used is the skeleton. Sam has a house built in this technology and I'm curious how it will work. Recently, it was a big news.
2. No. I probably wouldn't consider it even for a while.
3. I'm not sure if we can consider it 'real building', but Lego houses :). I'm not recommending it to anyone though, it's just source of fun and nothing more.
2. If I were to build a house, I would put up the simplest construction, simple roof, one-story house with an area of about 150 sqm. I would not use any innovations there, I would just go for classic construction.
3. No, I do not know other innovations in house construction.
2 / I think I would use a different method ... But I have not thought about this issue yet, so I can’t be sure of it.
3 / No, I do not ask for any new technologies, but I remember I was very amazed when I saw how they build buildings on the water.
2. Definitely not and it doesn’t matter that it is cheaper.
3. I’m not interested in this topic, so I don’t know other methods of building.
I really do not care for it. It's interesting but I like traditional methods and would like to build a house by myself from the ground up.
2. If you are going to build a house, would you consider to build it using this technology?
No, because like I said - I like old, traditional houses that are build by real people and it comes from the heart. This system does seem to be saving a lot of time but houses build that way are in my opinion soulless.
3. Do you know any others interesting methods of building?
I don't because I am not interested in owning a house at this time.
Good like any other, I like Lego, so this is pretty good idea for me
2. If you are going to build a house, would you consider building it using this technology?
Why not, it's always a good idea to save 15,000 and additionally also save time on construction
3. Do you know any others interesting methods of building?
I don’t know too much about building methods because I’m not too interested in this topic but I heard about one interesting methods of building it was 3d printing of the houses this is still something of a novelty and are largely still in development but these homes are safe, built to last, and customized to the specifications of the families.
I did not heard about this before but i think it is quite interesting. It is also nice to see that this is a polish company.
2. If you are going to build a house, would you consider to build it using this technology?
I think the cheaper and faster way is to buy already builded house. Anyway if i would like to build house i would read more about other technologies to find the best sollution.
3. Do you know any others interesting methods of building?
No i didn't read about it too much before.
I’ve read a few articles about passive houses and I must say that I like it. There are companies that are able to build your house in a few days. Solace is of these companies, their house is plus-energetic additionally. What’s more you don’t need an official permission to build such house. It’s quite small, comparing to other regular houses but I like it’s style and it can be much cheaper than a flat in Warsaw.
2. If you are going to build a house, would you consider to build it using this technology?
Yes, I would.
3. Do you know any others interesting methods of building?
Solace is made of wood with PV panels on the roof. Everything is shipped in a single container and the whole building process takes couple of days.
2. It depends. I like innovative ideas but I would need much more information about this technology and how it works in practice. New technologies are usually uncertain until some people try it and observe their pros and cons during years of using. Building house is a huge financial investment. I wouldn’t like to regret, after a year of living in my dream house, that I made a bad choice because I believed optimistic promises.
3. I’m not very interested in this topic so I don’t know any interesting methods. I’ve only heard about houses which all elements are made in factory and then they are only assembled on the building plot.
It's great as any kind of invetions like this becouse it can make building buildings cheaper and faster
2. If you are going to build a house, would you consider to build it using this technology?
Probably I would chose more trusted technologies but if some kind of specialist would show me more detials - perhaps
3. Do you know any others interesting methods of building?
To be honest it's not my cup of tea
Unfortunately, I have never heard about this before but I think it is really interesting. In my point of view, evolution of new building technology and experiments with them will be developed very fast because of increasing amount of fresh materials.
2. If you are going to build a house, would you consider to build it using this technology?
I'm not sure, maybe I would consider this. In general, I prefer old-fashioned type of building, particularly wooden ones.
3. Do you know any others interesting methods of building?
I don't know any other interesting methods of building. I'm not into this, so I know only some of ancient types like from Grece or Rome and traditional japanese houses. If you want to become familiar with the last one I can recommend the book "In praise of shadows" of Junichiro Tanizaki.