Hemp building materials

"Hempcrete is the eco-friendly building material of the future". If you’ve been following for a while, you’ve probably heard or read something of the likes.

This revolutionary hempcrete block is designed to meet the demands of the contemporary American consumer. Read the technical information here, or call us to find out more.

Hemp ‘shiv’, which is the inner woody core of industrial hemp plants, are cut into short lengths and mixed with a binder. This is primarily made up of hydraulic lime which is combined with water. When mixed it becomes porridge like in consistency, and is ready to place into the formwork to form monolithic walls of the house, both interior and exterior. Mixing only takes a couple of minutes (with the right hardware), and once the hempcrete has been placed, it is firm within an hour, solid…

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Is It Really That Easy...? In this blog, we take a closer look at how Hempcrete is made - From Seed To Shell. Check the pinned link to read the full rundown!

High permeability and high strength lime plaster for hemp block architecture that protects and yields long-term generational results.

Here is our pick on 5 hemp-made designs that employ this versatile material in the most uncommon product applications. Industrial

Imagine building your dream home with a material that's not only eco-friendly but also provides superior insulation, longevity, and comfort. Enter hempcrete, an amazing building material that’s making waves in sustainable construction. If you've never heard of hempcrete, you're in for a treat! This guide will introduce you to the benefits of using hempcrete for your new home or renovation/addition and why it’s worth considering.

Living Craft on Instagram: “As we gear up for an upcoming hempcrete build, thought we'd share this infographic from @hempforvictory.nz. Clear illustration of how…”

Hemp hardwood flooring is a formaldehyde-free engineered flooring product that is sustainably-grown and harvested. It comes either unfinished or finished with a UV treated Zero VOC protective coating. Hempwood is aproximately 25% harder than other hardwood floor such as oak, hickory or maple.