Hemp Concrete Walls (R30 + Fireproof) – You Won't Believe How They Built This House!
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Aircrete is pretty cool too its easy to support and has higher compressive strength and insulative value. Plus its easy to cut and drill.
Sounds like a teenager with the continual reference to drugs, grow up.
Still needs wooden framing? Not structural? Just use brick and block ffs
I wonder what the longevity is
Smoking bricks
Hemp construction…What an extremely elaborate way to disguise your marijuana grow and distribution operation.
This is such a beautiful house. I wish I could see the finished product.
I love Matt Risinger! I love how he get’s really thorough. I love how he allows comments on his posts. Keep doing what you do Matt. Maestro.
Free the weed. Free the people. No more prison for being peaceful with pot. Overgrow.
Are there any major US domestic sources of hempCrete? I am interested in building houses out of it. Wood is too valuable for the earth to tear down to frame a house. Thank you.
The only difference between Hemp and Pot is the THC levels. Up until 1937, there was no marijuana. It was ALL HEMP/Cannabis. TCH Levels were non-sequiturs if Oot.
It is Marijuana. It is ALL Marijuana. HEMP is just LOW THC .3-1% TCH POT.
There is no GENETIC DIFFERENCE.
I think using hempcrete bricks as the insulating form in ICF construction would be a way to make a really solid wall.
looks like it is not a means of suport ?
Wont the lime binder degrade the steel?
Its not concrete, it's a insulator/filler. Ridiculous. Hemp construction filler would be more like it.
Will this be eaten by thermites? How waterprof is it? What about fireprofing?
Carbonation?
I liked that he was friendly as well as being very informative about his product. Some of the interviewees are so focused on their product they don't crack a smile.
Really neat building material.
IS BUILDING WITH WOOD A CHEAPER WAY OF BUILDING YOUR HOMES IN YOUR LOCALITY INSTEAD OF USING BRICKS CEMENT?
BUT IN MY PLACE , IT IS VERY EXPENSIVE TO GET WOOD BUILDINGS? SO WE DONT BUILD HERE WOOD HOUSES!
I needed to find this – TY so much
Nobody with a brain thinks industrial hemp is equal to marijuana.
Damn, how sad that the walls need plastering :(. The walls look top notch out of the forms.
I only liked that’s fireproof.
very labor intensive and expensive so unless DIY other methods are more efficient
Texas DPS estimates the street value at $8 million for that bag.
I'd love to see more videos from you on eco-friendly/smart methodologies/materials. A lot of "green"/energy efficient practices are misrepresented. Pros and cons.
Everything about this and select other "green" (or greenish) building methodologies and materials are great — except for, primarily, one thing: The price. One reason, perhaps, why MR is using Rockwool insulation and not this. As an aside, from what I've read, hemp may be one of the most useful plants on the planet.
Oh vow, so new, much innovation. My house is 80 years old, built in central Europe, using the very same technique. But Im happy to see the simple tech being used once again.
Not quite convinced concerning the flamability. The torch already damaged the wall as it looked and if you have a huge wildfire i would guess the effect would be worse. Then again, most buildings after a wildfire are inhabitable, right?
From what an architect told me who put straw into his wallsections, i guess it is an exelent isolator to keep stable temperatures inside.
Are you hiring?
Tamping all that hempcrete down seems labor intensive.The hempcrete guy and the 3-D printer guy should get together and do 3-D printed hempcrete houses.
Carbon sequestering forests idea is the dumbest most upside-down obvious mistake any engineer could think. The carbon GROWS GREEN, the green doesn't "sequester and thereby reduce" atm carbon. No atm carbon no green. atm carbon is the earth's only structural plant food. Think about it. More carbon, more green. Less starvation, better yields. GET A CLUE.
Matt !!! Wwwwhere has this video been "parked" for the last 10 months ???? Absolutely amazing. Thank you very much for this! Wow. "Hemp Concrete" …. Who knew?
Perfect idea!
4:50 Cops are the ones who have to preempted.
Hemp concrete I'm down! Bout time we start using technology from our past that worked and worked well!
Beautiful work. Any concerns about the steel corroding when it is in contact with the lime?
You're more likely to go crazy from having kids then smoking a joint.
That building is dope!
I don't understand why they are calling it hempcrete when it is not like concrete.