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Two Canadian brothers turned 612,000 plastic bottles into a house in Nova Scotia — inside the bold recycling idea that could change how homes are built
Two Canadian brothers have turned an astonishing 612,000 discarded plastic bottles into a concept home in Meteghan, Nova Scotia. Their company, JD Composites, uses recycled PET foam panels to build homes, with ambitions to take the technology beyond Canada. The brothers hope their innovative approach can eventually be used for tiny homes, emergency shelters, disaster-relief housing, sheds and other structures while giving millions of plastic bottles a second life.
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timesofindia.indiatimes.com
Two Canadian builders turned 612,000 recycled plastic bottles into a 2,000-sq-ft home; its panels were tested to withstand sustained winds…
What if hundreds of thousands of plastic bottles destined for a landfill could instead become the walls of a home? In a small community in Nova Scotia, two Canadian builders…
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economictimes.indiatimes.com
Two Canadian builders turned 612,000 plastic bottles into 2,000-sq-ft home in Nova Scotia; its panels were so strong they withstood…
