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Insulated walls built from high-density foam panels encased in galvanised steel mesh and finished with sprayed cement. Our core building system, chosen for temperature control and quick build times.
Each panel is a high-density foam core held between two layers of welded steel mesh, tied together by truss wires that run through the foam. Once the panels are standing, braced and plumbed, cement plaster is sprayed onto both faces. The result is a solid, rendered wall with a continuous layer of insulation running through the middle of it.
That foam core is what makes the difference in Maun's climate. It slows heat moving through the wall, so rooms stay cooler through the hottest part of the day and hold their warmth on winter nights. Lower cooling loads also mean solar power is used more efficiently.
The panels are light and quick to handle. That matters when a site is hours down a sand road: fewer truckloads in, faster wall-raising on site, and less time a team has to be housed in the bush.
Insulated, secure buildings for equipment and stock.
Durable, quick-to-build staff housing for lodges and camps.
Family homes in town or on a plot, with lower cooling costs.
Office blocks and workspaces built on a short programme.
Solid, easy-to-clean wet areas for camps and sites.
Adding rooms to an existing building with minimal disruption.