Faswall is a patented, organic, non-toxic ICF-like (insulated concrete form) building system made from recycled materials, designed for Home, Commercial and Agricultural building. Faswall Blocks are ideal for healthy, high performance, sustainable, zero-energy homes and buildings, providing breathable, fire-resistant, thermally efficient walls, foundations and basements. Because of its light weight and ease of use, Faswall Blocks are perfect for DIY'ers as well as professional builders. Faswall has a excellent 25-year track record, and uses proven materials.
We live in a dynamic, creative, and exciting time to be in architectural design and construction. New building products and methods are revolutionizing the way we view shelter, energy, and ultimately, how we live together in our communities. Innovative builders are demanding better energy efficiency, greater sustainability, and healthier building materials. We are not only aware of these trends, but we are a leading business in the building industry, providing a reputable, long-known, long-enduring alternate building material that meets the demand of this emerging market.
Our extremely detailed technical manual and other resources makes the design and architecture process simple and straightforward. Our staff works directly and intimately with homeowners, architects, builders, and engineers, and sometimes even building department officials. We did a lot of research on various green building systems but settled on Faswall. Not only did it seem like the "greenest" technology, but the ease of building compared to other systems seemed like a good choice for an owner/builder.
Essentially, Faswall is a efficient method of building a reinforced concrete wall with built-in thermal, acoustical, and fire protection. The green building system wall forms can be used above-grade, below-grade, for commercial or residential applications. This creates a "post and beam" grid effect, which makes the wall exceptionally strong. See pictures of Faswall-built commercial buildings and read testimonials from our builders. We did a lot of research on various green building systems but settled on Faswall.
Straightforward stacking, no mortar required between joints, minimum bracing required when pouring concrete. The wall forms can withstand higher concrete pressure than any other insulated concrete forms and blow outs are rare. This means drastically reduced risk, hassle, and wasted time and resources for you during the construction process. Faswall weighs much less than concrete masonry unit (CMU) blocks and is therefore much easier to work with. Each block is just 28 pounds. You don't break your back building with Faswall!
Most people don't realize this but Faswall is a really versatile material! Yes, buildings are no problem. But it can be a base for other things too. Many things are possible! One artist, Frank Bauer (@bauer_krafts) made this outdoor mosaic art bench for a Faswall homeowner. https:// faswall.com/ ...
We got some great feedback from a recent Faswall home owner:
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Your Faswall home can look just about any way you want it to, from modern to traditional, angular or curved. #Faswall is incredibly versatile!#DIYBuilding #Design #SustainableDesi gn #SustainableArch itecture #GreenArchitectu re #GreenBuildings
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Curious about how to build with Faswall? Here's a primer. Contact us for more details - we're always happy to talk. https://t.co/K8XuDrdybo
New rules could make it easier to own a #tinyhouse in Maine https://t.co/01LHEpXZ1P
See what other people are saying about Faswall for homes, businesses and more. https://t.co/f4M0YPTFxB
Advice for designing a green and eco-friendly home https://t.co/3QxTxklZC2 via @ehresource #greenhome
4 Tips for Designing a Faswall Home https://t.co/i2mmqAMWb1 #greenbuilding #buildyourownhome #indoorairquality #DIYHome