Materials used: GreCer mineral binder we developed, recycled polyester felt (front and back surfaces), Carbonized Pine timber (for panel frame)

Dimensions: 4.3 x 130 x 260cm (For structures with simple use) – 6.0 x 130 x 260cm (For structures to be built in mild winter and summer conditions) – 9.3 x 130 x 260cm (For structures to be built in heavy winter and summer conditions)

Sound Insulation: Soundproof

Water and moisture insulation: Water and moisture proof, breathable

Thermal insulation: 0.040 W/mK

In the structure of these panels, which are produced from 100% sustainable, ecological and natural materials; Swamp reed, non-porous clay and geopolymer-based non-porous GreCer, porous mineral foam GrePor (click for more information about materials) materials developed by our company were used as surface and filling. The main body that forms the panel is made of carbonized, natural-resistant pine wood. Recycled polyester felt is used under the GreCer layer on the outer surface and on the inner surface. Thus, the resistance of the panel against sudden and hard mechanical impacts has been increased to an extraordinary extent. Carbonizing the exposed surfaces of the tree to atmospheric conditions permanently prevents insects, caterpillars, fungus and mold spores from damaging the tree. In addition, carbonized wood fires up to three times longer than non-carbonized wood. In all our panels and construction technique, the interior surfaces facing the living area are covered with recycled polyester felt and GreCer is applied as a thin layer on top of it. Gypsum plaster application of at least 8 mm thickness to be applied to this surface creates an interrupted gypsum plaster layer on the interior and cuts the relationship of the wood in the panel frames with the interior space. Thus, the wooden material used in the panels is protected against the possibility of fire that may occur indoors.

APPLICATION TECHNIQUE
The application technique of the panels is very simple and does not require expertise. First of all, a platform that will be made of scaled concrete blockage or resistant to natural conditions, preferably impregnated timber is created on which the building will sit. FLOOR, WALL, CEILING SOUND & HEAT INSULATION BARRIER, one of my product groups, is covered on this platform (you can check the product’s features from the content on my system).
In order to create a wall on this barrier, the first step is to apply a thin layer of uninterrupted silicone between the panels, bring them side by side and fix them with simple tools like a vise. A wall consisting of two panels is obtained by screwing the panels that come together and touch each other at an angle of 35 degrees from the interior part. As a result of repeating this process according to the size of the construction in the plan you will apply, you can perform the assembly of the walls required in a large area in a very short time with your family members or friends.
In the corners, square studs with panel frame thickness are used as wall connectors. Panels coming from 90 degrees in both directions are screwed to the corner timbers at an angle of 35 degrees. The fact that the panel frames come together to form a load-bearing column of almost 10 x 10 cm, and the corner wooden carriers of almost 20 x 10 cm (together with the panel trees) in the corners allow you to create a second attic for the building. If you apply the roof height and slope adequately, you can obtain ¾ of the area you will obtain on the ground as an attic.

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