Bunker 3d printer

Vladislav Bulavsky: Let's start with the fact that we do not need any mechanisms for unloading, loading bricks, we do not need masons who build a house. We do not need a very large amount of insulation. That is, we make two walls from a bunker supplied by a 3D printer, calculated by strength, calculated by thermal insulation. So that we have a place between the walls for pouring foam concrete. Foam concrete is poured into these piers, and we get a finished product - a house. nine0014

- And how long does it take to build such one house?

Vladislav Bulavsky: 21 calendar days.

- Are there any restrictions?

Vladislav Bulavsky: We cannot build in freezing temperatures. So far, the only nuance we have is this one. And, perhaps, with very heavy torrential rains. We have already felt it ourselves, we had some delays just because of the large amount of rain. nine0014

- What are the economic benefits of this technology for the developer?

Vladislav Bulavsky: It is for the developer that you do not need a large staff. There is no human factor, it is absolutely excluded for the simple reason that there is a laptop at the construction site, then backup and spare laptops, in which there is a program in which the project of the house is embedded. Which is decomposed into, so to speak, into rows, slices. And two people - this is an operator who monitors the laptop for the program, and a handyman who loads the mixture into a special hopper in the receiving device. After that, through hoses, with the help of a compressor, an engine, this is all fed into the walls. nine0014

- So it's completely safe for builders?

Vladislav Bulavsky: Absolutely. I'll tell you more, it's safe for the residents of this house. For one simple reason. There is nothing but cement, sand and water. This is an eco-friendly house. And we don't have any emissions, no dirt, no bags, none of that will be left.

- Is such a house also more profitable for a potential buyer?

Vladislav Bulavsky: Essentially, yes. If we consider our house in terms of environmental friendliness in comparison, for example, with a wooden house, then building a wooden house at the moment, for example, is inexpensive. But later, when it will be necessary to paint it all, caulk it, impregnate it with impregnations for years, then this is already costly. And our house is standing, it has a service life of over a hundred years.

- Does it differ from an ordinary house in terms of comfort and convenience?

Vladislav Bulavsky: Nothing.

- So it's basically the same thing?

Vladislav Bulavsky: In fact, yes, only the speed and cheapness of construction.

- Any home, first of all, should be safe. This is a logical question. Can a house printed on a printer guarantee this?

Vladislav Bulavsky: Absolutely.

- What are the construction parameters based on 3D technology?

Vladislav Bulavsky: This is calculated taking into account the strength of concrete, more precisely, cement and mortar, which we make. Our laboratory results are quite high. As for the walls themselves or the foam concrete itself, this allows us to give residents guarantees that the house will stand for about a hundred years, if there are no, perhaps, seismic reactions.

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