Custom Super Homes has designed a new patent pending building material that is resistant to fire, water, wind and more. It is the new future of home construction.
August 22, 2005 (Press Release) --
August 22, 2005 -- Considered by some industry analysts as being the ultimate in building material for homes, Custom Super Homes introduces a new patented process that uses waste wood such as discarded wood pallets, chips and sawdust to produce new wall panels used in the construction of a new home.
Offering the equivalent of R-75 insulation, able to withstand fire for more than four hours and capable of handling wind gusts over 145 miles per hour this new building material promises to be energy efficient, fire-proof, wind-proof, water-proof, bullet-proof and seismically superior than any building material on the market today.
Dario Busch, the creator of this new process and product states, “Once people have the opportunity to view our online video they’ll have a basic understanding of what this new building material offers and see some actual tests that back up the resiliency of this new product offered by Custom Super Homes.”
This new process is likely to revolutionize the way homes are built in the future. Not only will it reduce the cost of building a new home, it is also ecologically correct by recycling wood-related waste products that might have been discarded. The company is also offering various ground-level sales and manufacturing opportunities that are explained in more detail on the internet.
To view the video that explains this new process, the rigorous testing involved and job opportunities visit the web site at http://www.customsuperhomes.com/jmoore
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Offering the equivalent of R-75 insulation, able to withstand fire for more than four hours and capable of handling wind gusts over 145 miles per hour this new building material promises to be energy efficient, fire-proof, wind-proof, water-proof, bullet-proof and seismically superior than any building material on the market today.
Dario Busch, the creator of this new process and product states, “Once people have the opportunity to view our online video they’ll have a basic understanding of what this new building material offers and see some actual tests that back up the resiliency of this new product offered by Custom Super Homes.”
This new process is likely to revolutionize the way homes are built in the future. Not only will it reduce the cost of building a new home, it is also ecologically correct by recycling wood-related waste products that might have been discarded. The company is also offering various ground-level sales and manufacturing opportunities that are explained in more detail on the internet.
To view the video that explains this new process, the rigorous testing involved and job opportunities visit the web site at http://www.customsuperhomes.com/jmoore
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