Re:Facit Homes, Wikihouse, and the Plywood Frame
by prawn on Tuesday June 29, 2021 @09:33AM
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A friend in Australia has a couple of side-businesses in this field, working with the XFrame system: https://xframe.com.au/
He showed me a video of putting up a small room in a day with a team new to the system. Very densely packed material since it's all ply, and able to be transported with a ute rather than a truck and crane like traditional framing.
One of the side-businesses is about living pods addressing homelessness, and the other kinda like tinyhouses addressing smallscale needs (Airbnb, small studio, on-site micro-cellardoor, etc).
He showed me a video of putting up a small room in a day with a team new to the system. Very densely packed material since it's all ply, and able to be transported with a ute rather than a truck and crane like traditional framing.
One of the side-businesses is about living pods addressing homelessness, and the other kinda like tinyhouses addressing smallscale needs (Airbnb, small studio, on-site micro-cellardoor, etc).