[Greenbuilding] Foam and Fire

[Frank Tettemer]

Ergo writes

"Building science seems to offer solutions to those who pay, the rest 
find out the hard way."
"Climate Change is altering all the rules and smart people will survive 
not the cheap ones."

Survival of the Planet is my primary concern. My concern here is not my 
own survival.

If my own survival was my main concern, I wouldn't be reading this list, 
and I wouldn't be building from Straw, Clay, Sand, and Love.
I'd be building with Styrofoam!

Cheers,

Frank Tettemer
Living Sol ~ Building and Design
www.livingsol.com
613 756 3884



On 09/12/2014 12:13 AM, ErgoDesk wrote:
> Yes, anything that burns should be protected, Polyurethane is harder 
> to protect but concrete sticks like EPS like Sh_t to a blanket. 
> Building science seems to offer solutions to those who pay, the rest 
> find out the hard way. Here is a Video on an EPS fire test, only the 
> area that received constant longterm flames and heat are damaged, not 
> the whole building. Repairs are simple and swift. 
> http://www.greenbuildershawaii.net/videos/videos.htm
>
>
> http://about.me/StyroHome
>
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