Build My House DIY with Rubbish Part 2/10

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See the House made from FRC

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We build houses with FRC material and
FRC is made from Rice Husk and Plastic Bottles.
This is my House... which I Build DIY at 10,000 USD.
cheers.
- Using recycled rice hull plastic material.
- 100% Green.
- 0 trees are chopped. 0% timber
- 100% DIY, in 10 days, build like LEGO
- Which can be KNOCK DOWN. THROW THE BUILDING MATERIAL INTO THE MELTING POT AND RECYCLED.... UP TO 20 TIMES.
Do you to find out more on this Recycling?
Check out this blog Part 1/10
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Lensmaster

stewart wrote

good to see that someone with money is doing something about recycling..what has the australian green house office done to help...recycling is a life style i have built cars and boats off the rubbish tip and won some cool events that i have entered ...come on guys you have the money and are riding on the backs of the little blokes...lets see what you can do with all your money.... stewart

Reply Posted June 23, 2008

Lensmaster

warren charles (horseman) wrote

looks very good. What are insulation characteristics as well as strenght in typhoon conditions?

Reply Posted June 21, 2008

Recycling Timber a Trend 

sgBlogs.com

Recycling industrial timber diverts this waste from landfill, contributes to sequestering carbon and reduces carbon dioxide emissions from processing forest materials.

Carbon is 'locked up' in fully mature trees thus lowering greenhouse emissions. For animal bedding, mulch and compost, the use of recycled woodchip provides carbon to Perth's carbon deficient sandy soils.

According to the Australian Greenhouse Office, emissions from timber and paper in landfills equates to 1.5% of Australia's total greenhouse gas emissions. With the effects of global warming becoming an ever increasing reality, diversion of timber waste and subsequent reduction of greenhouse gas emissions represents a better environmental and social outcome.

The recovery and processing of industrial timber conserves landfill space. Presercing landfill space prolongs the life of the landfill thereby reducing the need to construct additional calls and ultimately landfills for the Perth Metropolitan area.

One tonne of processed industrial timber woodchip is equivalent to harvesting five trees for woodchip. It is more cost effective to utilise industrial timber as a raw material than harvesting trees.

Disposal of industrial timber waste to the Centre provides a more cost effective waste disposal option than landfill for industry. Approximate disposal cost savings to the Centre over landfill is $35 per tonne.
Source:
http://www.rgang.org.au/rgang.asp?pg=947

"FRC recycling 20 times.
Build, Tear Down, Build again. 20 times
Made of Rice Husk and Plastic
Cheape"

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Create 10 pages of environmentally friendly notes on recycling of timber, plastic and rice husk
- Application of FRC
- Create an awareness to environmentalist abt the existence of FRC