This document presents information about a beach house in Nova Scotia, Canada made from recycled materials. The beach house was constructed from 600,000 recycled plastic bottles by a company called JD Composites. The plastic bottles were shredded, melted, and injected with gas to form foam panels that make up the walls of the home. The special feature of this house is that it is hurricane resistant, as the recycled plastic panels proved strong enough to withstand extreme winds like a category 5 hurricane. The house demonstrates how recycled plastic can be used for building materials in an environmentally friendly way.
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This document presents information about a beach house in Nova Scotia, Canada made from recycled materials. The beach house was constructed from 600,000 recycled plastic bottles by a company called JD Composites. The plastic bottles were shredded, melted, and injected with gas to form foam panels that make up the walls of the home. The special feature of this house is that it is hurricane resistant, as the recycled plastic panels proved strong enough to withstand extreme winds like a category 5 hurricane. The house demonstrates how recycled plastic can be used for building materials in an environmentally friendly way.
This document presents information about a beach house in Nova Scotia, Canada made from recycled materials. The beach house was constructed from 600,000 recycled plastic bottles by a company called JD Composites. The plastic bottles were shredded, melted, and injected with gas to form foam panels that make up the walls of the home. The special feature of this house is that it is hurricane resistant, as the recycled plastic panels proved strong enough to withstand extreme winds like a category 5 hurricane. The house demonstrates how recycled plastic can be used for building materials in an environmentally friendly way.
This document presents information about a beach house in Nova Scotia, Canada made from recycled materials. The beach house was constructed from 600,000 recycled plastic bottles by a company called JD Composites. The plastic bottles were shredded, melted, and injected with gas to form foam panels that make up the walls of the home. The special feature of this house is that it is hurricane resistant, as the recycled plastic panels proved strong enough to withstand extreme winds like a category 5 hurricane. The house demonstrates how recycled plastic can be used for building materials in an environmentally friendly way.
MATERIALS MADE BY: MUHAMMAD SAAD, SAIED STAGE: 8-B SUBJECT: ENGLISH TODAY I AM GOING TO PRESENT TO YOU THIS HOUSE INTRODUCTION THIS IS “BEACH HOUSE”. IT IS A SEAHOUSE IN NOVA SCOTIA, CANADA MADE BY A FIRM CALLED JD COMPOSITES. THE BEACH HOUSE IS MADE FROM 600,000 RECYCLED PLASTIC BOTTLES. THE PLASTIC CAME FROM RECYCLING COMPANIES. The bottles were shredded, melted, and injected with a gas that turned them into foam. That foam was then molded into 6-inch-thick panels, which form the walls of the home.
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WALLS OF THE HOUSE. IT CONSISTS OF TWO LAYERS: 1. THE EXTERIOR WHICH IS THE RECYCLED ALUMINIUM. 2. THE MIDDLE IS THE RECYCLED PLASTIC THE SPECIALITY OF THIS HOUSE IS THAT IT IS HURRICANE RESISTENT. The panels of the house proved to be strong enough to withstand extreme wind force, just like that in category 5 hurricane. ADVANTAGES DISADVANTAGES It takes all of the plastic Sunlight on plastics can out of water and land and be very harmful. helps the environment. Plastic may not be very The recycled plastic panels durable for a long time. provide more insulation then typical walls which It took a lot of time to can save a large amount of build. energy in heating and cooling. As the plastic is water resistant it is not affected by floods and heavy rains. THANK YOU FOR LISTENING
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