Building The Future With Hempcrete Homes - Western Australia's Latest Locally Grown Home!
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- čas přidán 22. 09. 2023
- Step into the fascinating world of hempcrete homes with this eye-opening video! Whether you're passionate about sustainable living, and construction, or are just curious about eco-friendly alternatives, this is a must-watch.
🔨 What's Covered?
🌿 Understanding the magic of hempcrete: A composite made from hemp, lime binder, and water.
🌱 How a house literally grows from a seed-your future home could be carbon-negative!
🔥 The incredible resistance of hemp to fire, termites, and mould-making it ideal for any climate.
🍃 The health benefits of natural materials like clay render as opposed to synthetic options like paint.
💡 Key Takeaways:
📊 Building with hempcrete dramatically reduces your carbon footprint and even acts as a carbon sink, sequestering thousands of kilograms of CO2.
🚚 Explore how local sourcing of materials cuts down on shipping costs and environmental impact.
🌬️ Experience how hemp allows homes to 'breathe,' naturally regulating temperature and humidity levels.
🌍 Why Watch?
💡 Get inspired by what's possible with sustainable materials.
👷 Learn how this could generate jobs in both farming and the construction industry.
🌿 Discover how you can be a part of the ecological revolution.
Building with hempcrete is more than just a trend; it's a testament to what's achievable when we tap into nature's potential. So, why build a house when you can grow one? Let’s embrace the future of construction today!
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This should have a million views at least.❤
Finally! Hempcrete homes in WA!!😍😍 I first saw hempcrete being used years ago on an English show..Grand Designs?, At least, the host was the fellow from GD. I knew it was a keeper and a way forward. I would love a hempcrete home myself for all of the reasons given. Awesome, especially here in WA with bushfires. And it would be an extra income for farmers, especially in the off season with standard crops. Modern building is so slow and laborious. Dome houses could be made with this technique. With the housing crisis, this is a game changer.
Hemp is the future. ❤❤❤
It sure is Ben, so glad you agree
Hempcrete is so exciting 🎉
Amazing! Looks awesome. Exciting times ahead and in Margies. Yeeew!
Thanks Mike, it’s been a long time coming😊
Really beautiful work guys, what an awesome job and great video!
@andilucas77 thanks, Gary really enjoyed building this house:) I've been watching your Birchal raise, well done, well deserved😀
Thanks mate! I feel like I have been in some weird vortex for months now, it has been so full on... investment opens tomorrow so it'll be all wrapped up over the next 16 days 🙂
How many tons of hemp per sq ft of wall? Thank you for working with hemp❤.
The future
any jobs in eastern Australia? currently living in oregon but looking to move to Penrith area west of Sydney
Beautiful 🤗🪴
Thank you, a work in process😀
Nice work ya'll
Thanks😀
Beautiful home, I love how you kept some walls unclayed and others finished with the natural clay. There is a rammed earth look to the hemp walls that are beautiful. Is the house a passive haus? Here in the U.S. hempcrete and passive homes are beginning to get noticed. I’m hoping they will become standard home building practices and the new building codes for all future builds. Thanks for the video.🙏👌
Thanks, there is lots going on in the US at the moment, you tend to move a lot quicker than us here in Australia😀
We’re there any issues regarding Council permits etc etc
Then
What was the council feedback please
Looks great, if I build again (did a Strawbale) I’d do hempcrete I think 😃
me too, Gary had just finished our home, when he finished a hempcrete workshop!!
Great house : )... one question I wondering what the roof is made of to complement the hemp wall?
Hi, inside - gyrock
My dream home is a hemp house. Thanks guys. Will you guys be doing business in other states too?
Hi, we sell our hemp hurd to other states. We can also put you in touch with a reputable builder in your state:)
Yay! I will get back to you when the time comes. Good work.@@georginawilkinson6823
Can lime based render be used on the inside of the house along with the outside?
Yes, it can, but why would you bother as an extra expense? We have only done one room out of all the houses we have built, because the client wanted white walls for the baby's room.
What happens when you need to add a power point or run any cables after you've built?
Hi there, we pre plan and add extra conduit just in case for this👍
I'm curious, what was used for the structure? Hempcrete isnt known to be load bearing. Also, what happens if there is rain, the walls will absorb the water and retain it and the house will crumble?
A Wooden frame is built first then hempcrete is poured into the form work on the outside of the frame. We seal the outside with a natural clay render. Totally water proof👍
Pity about the synthetic grass.
Yes, we were employed to build a hemp house. I'm afraid clients do what wish😐
The last home I built for the family was a split-level mud-brick one but that was more than 30 years ago now. 3,500 bricks formed with soil excavated from the bottom of our main dam and constructed most of the windows by hand + my trusty and now rusty Triton Mk 3. Back then there was heaps of 2nd-hand timber on hand. Bought all the Welsh roofing slate from a plumber at $1 each which I cut into 100x200mm tiles for the wet area walls. Was different era back then and I was young.@@margaretriverhempco5899
How did u do electricals n plumbing
All done, before the walls are poured:)
only question i have is, why not use bags made from Hemp instead of plastic ?
Bagged hemp or blocks of hemp create thermal bridges which decreases the efficiency of the hemp.
Can you explain more @@jeanettenaumiec7784
"Promosm"
this looks amazing how do i contact you?
Hi there, please contact Gary Rogers info@hemphomesaustralia.net.au