One structural wall, replacing seven fragile layers. Built to withstand the most extreme winds and fires.
The standard home is still wood framing wrapped in seven separate layers. Every layer is a new seam, a new trade, a new place for a storm to get in.
It gets stacked. The stacks keep growing, because no one has found a way to use the material at scale. Amatec has. We've developed pre-treatment processes that turn this waste gypsum into a usable feedstock, and several fertilizer producers are already paying us to take it off their hands. It's not a future roadmap item, it's revenue today, on a byproduct the industry has spent decades trying to get rid of.
CeleStruct collapses a 7-component wall assembly into a 3-layer sandwich: CeleStruct, insulation, CeleStruct. Structure, enclosure, and finish, cast in place.
Cast and standing at a pilot line in Oklahoma, and validated by independent labs.
Passed noncombustibility testing in a 750°C furnace. Flame spread index of 0, smoke index of 5.
JOHNS MANVILLE (E136) · INTERTEK (E84)No penetration under large missile impact. No damage under static wind pressure loading.
INTERTEK-ATIZero fungal growth across all replicates. Low water absorption relative to typical concrete.
INTERTEK-ATI8,824 psi average compressive strength across six specimens.
NTA / ICCInsurers are already pulling out of entire states. We need to fight climate change, and build for the one we're already living in.