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    PSNet.biz
    Sep 05, 2019
      ·  Edited: Sep 05, 2019

    Hemp Houses Could be Greener, Fire-Resistant and Built Like Legos

    in Hemp News

    It's sustainable, heat resistant, humidity-free — and carbon negative

    The green nubs on these hempcrete blocks make them looks like giant Lego pieces, and that's how they fit together. The product is sustainable, carbon negative and a quicker build than using concrete, says Just BioFiber CEO Terry Radford.

    All in all, Terry Radford's new product — with apologies to Pink Floyd — looks to be anything but another brick in a wall.

    That's because the president of Just BioFiber, based in Airdrie, Alta., believes it has come up with a hempcrete-based brick that is more than the equal of the usual homebuilding materials.

    Radford, president and CEO of Just BioFiber, says his company has found a way to combine hempcrete — the wooden core of the hemp plant — with lime and water to create a building block that he believes has the potential to change the way we build homes. Radford says the product is as environmentally-friendly as it is user-friendly.

    "My brother is the guy who actually invented the product. What had happened is he started working with hempcrete and fell in love with the material because it had these great properties," Radford said.

    "The benefit to hemp is it's very insulative. It has thermal retention and captures CO2 while it's growing, [at a rate] four times faster than trees, so it's a carbon negative material. We're actually removing carbon from the atmosphere and storing it inside these building materials."

    Lego-looking bricks

    In addition to being more environmentally-friendly than traditional building materials, the bricks resemble giant Lego building blocks, and offer superior cooling and heating properties, Radford says.

    "The No. 1 advantage to having a hemp building is probably the indoor air quality for the occupants," he said.

    "It regulates humidity. There's no mould that can grow," he said.

    "It's very warm in winter