Apr 24, 2019 5:05 PM
Miguenzo
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atesomebadfugu
Gimmick, not viable.
Mortemmiles
BlueIceDragon
Don't accidentally step on your house
fizzlebuns
So... when you run wiring in there... with that wood dust fill... and untreated wood walls... um... yeah. Nope.
DiscoA3
I like it but I wouldn’t like it when it gets hot and everything starts to expand and get complicated
FromTheShadow
Termites love em
soulsick
Dont see any water proofing. Dont see moisture barrier. Wood chip will rot due to moisture and lose R value. Electrical? Plumbing?
CausticLemonEnema
Roggan??
Allworknoplay82
God help us all when Godzilla steps on one of these pieces.
sakkywakky
termites dream home
gilliamv
Termite Barby fun house.
Drumnslack
That would be a creaky ass house
PatrickTrimble
Why tho. Framing works just fine
printcraft
Ailobyte
*Cue Red Dead Redemption 2 montage*
DerangedMagpie
No flame barrier. No moisture barrier. Massively flammable, and with any movement in the ground or from wind and the joints will work apart
RatDotl
Can you imagine the router bits they will go through!?
Powderfish
This is the worst idea
Seethreepeeoh
Big bad wolf: "hold my beer"
poop273
When that bitch catches on fire.......... "maybe we shouldn't have used wood chip insulation". And how are they "eco-friendly"?
randorandoreallythatnamestakentoo
Maybe shredded wood pallets/other junk wood for the core and the veneer is from recycled plastics? Just a flat out guess though
Couldn't have it anywhere that had any sort of building code.
LuciusNeedful
Very wasteful of wood in cutting those pieces. Poor insulation. Degrades over time. Just no substitute for using bricks.
ThisIsNoCave
Not to be used in any areas of high wind, earthquakes, or near any open flames
California is out then
AssholesFullofElbows
This is pretty neat, a hell of a fire hazard, but neat nonetheless
just about as neat as a derailed train.
You get to rifle thru the engineer's pockets.
atesomebadfugu
Gimmick, not viable.
Mortemmiles
BlueIceDragon
Don't accidentally step on your house
fizzlebuns
So... when you run wiring in there... with that wood dust fill... and untreated wood walls... um... yeah. Nope.
DiscoA3
I like it but I wouldn’t like it when it gets hot and everything starts to expand and get complicated
FromTheShadow
Termites love em
soulsick
Dont see any water proofing. Dont see moisture barrier. Wood chip will rot due to moisture and lose R value. Electrical? Plumbing?
CausticLemonEnema
Roggan??
Allworknoplay82
God help us all when Godzilla steps on one of these pieces.
sakkywakky
termites dream home
gilliamv
Termite Barby fun house.
Drumnslack
That would be a creaky ass house
PatrickTrimble
Why tho. Framing works just fine
printcraft
Ailobyte
*Cue Red Dead Redemption 2 montage*
DerangedMagpie
No flame barrier. No moisture barrier. Massively flammable, and with any movement in the ground or from wind and the joints will work apart
RatDotl
Can you imagine the router bits they will go through!?
Powderfish
This is the worst idea
Seethreepeeoh
Big bad wolf: "hold my beer"
poop273
When that bitch catches on fire.......... "maybe we shouldn't have used wood chip insulation". And how are they "eco-friendly"?
randorandoreallythatnamestakentoo
Maybe shredded wood pallets/other junk wood for the core and the veneer is from recycled plastics? Just a flat out guess though
DerangedMagpie
Couldn't have it anywhere that had any sort of building code.
LuciusNeedful
Very wasteful of wood in cutting those pieces. Poor insulation. Degrades over time. Just no substitute for using bricks.
ThisIsNoCave
Not to be used in any areas of high wind, earthquakes, or near any open flames
Miguenzo
California is out then
AssholesFullofElbows
This is pretty neat, a hell of a fire hazard, but neat nonetheless
poop273
just about as neat as a derailed train.
Miguenzo
You get to rifle thru the engineer's pockets.