The true answer to affordable housing. Bless your heart for sharing and caring.

An actual how to video. That teaches

You are the only folks I've seen documenting slip-forming walls with aircrete. A small cylindrical casting such as you have done here is exactly what I have in mind as an insulating core for a more substantial wall. Thanks for showing it is possible.

This is quality guidance for this type of build. Thank you ! Wulfy

This is what I've been looking for.

Mr. Allen, this is one of your best videos yet.. it looks great!

This material is what homeless pods should be made out of. Some corporate factory could pump these things out by the thousands for way cheaper and way faster. Any government wanting to help provide individualized shelter for their homeless population would be stupid not to look to this material.

That's cool and I learned

Been wondering about putting an aircrete structure on a trailer. I think weight wise it should be alright. I'vr heard they are earthquake proof. Any thoughts or suggestions?

So cool!

Hello thanks for the video! I was wondering if i use say cut up old tshirts or long bed sheets and dip them in concrete mix and put it over pallet shed i am building…will it adhere to the pallet? Or what do you recommend on how i can go about doing that? I am building a shed with all wood pallets so app my walls has 2 pallets stacked from floor to top and will do it like that all around. So i was thinking instead of getting wood panel boards i can maybe turn pallet wall into concrete wall. Thanks in advance!

I assume you fill the roof with aircrete too? the acrylic cement on the cloth is that just regular cement + water? I coat? what kind of fabric ? i assume you using some garden synthetic stuff?

Hello how do you join the aircrete as you go up higher??? Is there mortar or rebar or do you just pour aircrete onto the dried aircrete??

Potential water pooling in roof from condensation, depending on weather. I can see gaps in the metal roof, even if no gaps, moisture can still pass through the concrete+fabric. Maybe next time put additional roofing moisture barrier just underneath the metal roof. and some drainage drip holes. love your basic design, much easier to build then giadome not to mention stronger too. I would change the door into a normal rectangle door as its easier to build but keep the arch on top. Also maybe also pour aircrete into that rectangle box roof area, better insulation too. with additional to roof membrane then iron roof.

I'm from brazil, how can I learn to make aircrete by my self to build my tiny house? help me? :D

I am planning to build a pole barn house and use aircrete as the fill between the poles. I could use bricks made our of aircrete to do this but I was thinking to pour in place walls or I could pour the walls flat and stand them up after they have cured. since I do not need these walls to be weight supporting I was thinking I could make an aircrete that was less dense and more insulative. what is the upper most lightness I could go and still have a rigid enough wall that will hold in place and be able to put windows and doors into. I could make the panels that hold windows and doors denser. I also want to pour aircrete panels for the ceiling to create an insulative barrier for sound etc. can you give me a few tips about density for the different areas of the walls given the fact that the poles are bearing the weight and I can put the doors windows next to the poles so they will bear the weight of them and not have to worry about the aircrete walls doing it. looking forward to hearing from you.

More detail on the form building would be helpful for me

Got a video on the trus building?

Couldn't this be done with just bricks and mortar instead of all the bits and bobs needed to make the foam cement and form work etc , just seams like a lot of extra work to me .

What is up with the Flicking Light bulb. Who makes it?

what so you recommend for cheap ( 1 or 2) dome for 50-65 m2 coverage area?

Really like what air crete can do.. however that tiny house is hideous

What is the bright light over the front door ?

I love it, but would have to have window.

I like how precise you are with details: Quick question: how deep can you go with each layer of aircrete before it starts collapsing on itself due to pressure?

I couldn’t help for notice the ad for land in the Lake Livingston area, (I’m from Livingston). Do you happen to build these in that area, or perhaps travel out to the Brazos Valley area? I’m very interested in learning more about this process and building a tiny house.

Slip-Forming aircrete, cool.

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Hey KZfaq bleeped out a word of importance on how you made the air Crete

Hobbits love you.

Not that it’s needed in this case, but whenever I use foam board ( like in the door ) I paint it and press window screen into the wet paint ( do both sides ) - when dry it’s WAY stronger.

Why didn't you just top off the dome? Wouldn't that have been easier than building a custom flat roof?

grinder and sandels work safe.

Air form dome is fastest

5:10 those fucking sandals while cutting through metal right next to your feet...

2:16 use foam to seal the bottom crack ! 👇😯 If you ask it nicely it will stay right there for you ! 👉🤪 Anybody who's has used this foam, knows this is impossible ! 🚩🙈👈🛑

zOMG

Americans should get used to living standards of 3 rd world countries and worse? Why? Is that where we are headed?

My work in below link

You put a shyteload of work into the door, because you didn't build the entrance square, but let the roof look like a random cart-box landed on this elven hut🤣

Not so easy but great idea

Play House. Hobbit hole.

Chicken wire; spray Air CRETE

Too hard man

The problem is finding the land to build it on. Good luck finding someone who will let you build this on their property and these days HOAs and other criminal organizations will give you a bunch of crap about building something like this in a residential zone or suburb. While I pay no attention to the clowns who run HOAs and have made it very clear that if they come near my property I will treat them as I would any other intruder most people just assume they have the right to dictate to others what they can and cannot do with their money.

LOL!