Eco-friendly composite modular house

The excellent mechanical properties, light weight, and quick installation of the composite make it the preferred material for modular housing. Ambiente Housing Corporation of Wisconsin, USA, has developed an eco-friendly approach to building durable modular housing. This kind of house consists of modular plates. Panels are sandwich panels that use recycled glass as the core material. Using a patented process, the recovered waste glass is crushed into microbeads called Ambi-Cell, and these airborne glass microspheres are mixed with the resin to form the core material Ambi-Core. After the composite modular wall panels are made, they are fixed on the concrete slab foundation and reinforced with cables. After installing insulation material and wires on the wallboard, install lining material. It has been reported that a set of Ambiente homes can be completed in less than a week.

It is claimed that the wall and cable structure of this house are strong enough to resist hurricanes, earthquakes, floods, fire, mildew, and insects. This housing system has been evaluated by many professionals in the engineering and composite materials industry and is certified in the United Kingdom, Canada and the United States. The main goal of this kind of housing is to use affordable housing to solve the housing problem.