Recommendation for Reinforced Concrete Houses

Let's build up to the ground floor using the DeMesh method! A recommendation for reinforced concrete houses.

The "DeMesh Method" is a semi-prefabricated, cast-in-place reinforced concrete construction technique developed for the construction of basements, which are always at risk of groundwater leakage. By combining high-density, durable concrete with a precisely and appropriately arranged configuration of thin, narrow-pitched rebar, an ideal reinforced concrete structure is created. Additionally, the mesh-like formwork that remains on the surface of the structure directly suppresses the occurrence of cracks and guarantees near-infinite durability. On the other hand, we realized that if we built the above-ground floors in the same way, we could create high-quality, highly durable homes at an affordable cost and within a short construction period. As a result, very good homes have been completed. We showcase photos and user testimonials as examples. With this method, it is easy to achieve durability performance that is close to infinite. 【Advantages】 ■ High durability of structural components leads to a very long service life ■ High seismic and fire resistance ■ Structurally high airtightness ■ Easy to achieve high insulation, resulting in energy-efficient homes ■ High sound insulation performance ■ Ecological housing *For more details, please refer to the PDF materials or feel free to contact us.

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