RexWall®

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Key benefits of wall:

* isolation 0.038 W/(K*m2)
* maintain free
* fire safety
* water proof
* stabile/flexible
* food authentic
* osmosis free
* long life material
* own buoyancy
* allergic free
* termite infestation free
* hurricane safe
* earthquake safe

Constructions:

Epoxy composite construction consists of bonding all of the materials and parts of the craft together with epoxy resin. The resulting structure has physical characteristics superior to the components by themselves. Composite construction includes a variety of building methods that use epoxy to protect the materials from moisture as well as hold the materials together. Epoxy resins, the key ingredient, are among the most versatile of thermoset plastics. They bond exceptionally well to a wide range of materials and are highly moisture resistant. Compared to polyester resins typically used in fiberglass boat construction, epoxies have greater strength, less shrinkage, better moisture resistance and better fatigue resistance.

History:

The first foam material specifically formulated for a marine environment was a poly vinyl chloride (PVC) and isocyanate blend (simply called PVC foam) created in Germany by Dr. Lindemann in the late 1930's and 40's. It has been rumored that this early version of PVC foam was used in the German E-boats and even in the famous 'Bismarck' battleship.

Partners:

France

Ever dreamt of living on water? Ever dreamt of living in France?We are eager to offer you state of the art design and the best quality in floating homes compatible with sustainable development. Support guaranteed throughout your project.

www.h2orizon.fr

Finland

Est. 1976 from Hara-Trading. At PS we believe on thinking from the consumer’s point of view: The need of a new - building environment - up to Authentic & Quality products and enforcing the rules of "limited but important" time spent with family and friends.

www.aquahouse.fi

Architecture Service

The ewp architecture and engineer office GmbH was founded on 1999 by three employees of the management who knew themselves from long-standing collaboration in a Lauenburger architecture office.