Our Northern California Distributor just took on the Ceratech product line, and should have the product available by mid May 2012.
UPDATE 1/4/2013:
I never did make my way down to Stockton to pick up some of this product, but I did find Cement All - Rapid Set Concrete. This is a quick experiment I did with that commonly available product which contains Magnesium Oxide.
To wet your appetite Ill leave this link to a site where you can see examples of what can be done with magnesium oxide cement. Imagine the tanks, green houses or just about anything else you will be able to quickly build with this! How about a storage shed built before lunch. This is an oven in the photo below.
Green Home Building
The method used in the photo is to soak burlap in the cement and drape it over a form.
The wall in back was created by draping over a rope.
An entire house can be erected in one day and occupied the next by spraying it on Styrofoam. Basically creating a SIP (Structural Insulated Panels) in place.
Further info.
Article by George Swanson
Ceratech Inc
800-581-8397
Ceramicrete
Terry Maynard
Ceramicrete Account Manager
Technology Development and Commercialization
Argonne National Laboratory
voice: 630-252-9771
fax: 630-252-5230
e-mail: maynard@anl.gov).
Grancrete
919-597-2500
Grancrete is made from an environmentally friendly mix of locally available chemicals.
Grancrete is 50 percent sand or sandy soil, 25 percent ash and 25 percent binding material,
Dr. Wagh says. Binding material is composed of magnesium oxide and potassium phosphate
Swanson
512-288-9097
AirKrete
315-834-6609
The Sacramento distributor will be Spec-West
Alans Number is 916 346-8472
Im also wondering why I did not see Airkrete (also made of MgO) sprayed on a form and made less friable by covering with MgO cement. This would create a complete MgO structure with insulation.
UPDATE 1/4/2013:
I never did make my way down to Stockton to pick up some of this product, but I did find Cement All - Rapid Set Concrete. This is a quick experiment I did with that commonly available product which contains Magnesium Oxide.
To wet your appetite Ill leave this link to a site where you can see examples of what can be done with magnesium oxide cement. Imagine the tanks, green houses or just about anything else you will be able to quickly build with this! How about a storage shed built before lunch. This is an oven in the photo below.
Green Home Building
The method used in the photo is to soak burlap in the cement and drape it over a form.
The wall in back was created by draping over a rope.
An entire house can be erected in one day and occupied the next by spraying it on Styrofoam. Basically creating a SIP (Structural Insulated Panels) in place.
Further info.
Article by George Swanson
Ceratech Inc
800-581-8397
Ceramicrete
Terry Maynard
Ceramicrete Account Manager
Technology Development and Commercialization
Argonne National Laboratory
voice: 630-252-9771
fax: 630-252-5230
e-mail: maynard@anl.gov).
Grancrete
919-597-2500
Grancrete is made from an environmentally friendly mix of locally available chemicals.
Grancrete is 50 percent sand or sandy soil, 25 percent ash and 25 percent binding material,
Dr. Wagh says. Binding material is composed of magnesium oxide and potassium phosphate
Swanson
512-288-9097
AirKrete
315-834-6609
The Sacramento distributor will be Spec-West
Alans Number is 916 346-8472
Im also wondering why I did not see Airkrete (also made of MgO) sprayed on a form and made less friable by covering with MgO cement. This would create a complete MgO structure with insulation.
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