Production vs a 5,000 Sq Ft facility

        The following is a projection of how many complete shells can be produced in a 5,000 Sf  facility using one (1) open frame jig and one (1) Clam Shell jig:   The minimum projected shells produced could result in 103 completed shells per year.

        Using a projected profit of $18,000 per unit would result in a $1,800,000 profit per year.   Using the average cost of a housing unit shell of $5.00 per Sq. Ft. a 1250 Sq Ft housing unit would cost $6,250, without the set up and foundation cost, of approximately $5.00 per Sq. Ft each.

        All engineering and costing are complete.   Engineering data is on drawings and 3-1/2 inch computer disks and costing is also on 3-1/2 inch computer disks.  The package consists of 32 files on 3-1/2 inch computer disks.   A copy of the Patent and the License Contract Agreement are available to interested parties.   A Licensee can be ready  for production in approximately 60 days.  Patent owner is available as a paid consultant for up to one (1) year.  Patent Royalties for small builders only would be paid upon completion of sold units, through an escrow.  

        For a cost compairson of a 1232 square foot model shown on sheet or page 7 "Floor Plan Used in Costing", see "Typical Patent Costing Sheet" sheet or page 5.  

            The comparable wood frame unit is costed on sheet or page 6, "Typical Wood Frame Site Built Unit"

            After evaluating all the costing data and comparisons of the two costing methods you can see for yourself that this new patented process of producing housing is far superior than any other, including systems referred to as SIPS systems.  Most SIP system products results are not structurally sound or not water and/or fire resistant.  Most SIP processes use plywood on either or both sides of the framework, which makes the panel system subject to combustion and deterioration due to moisture.  The patent system described herein is also superior in weight carrying capacity.   If you do the math you will agree.   A single panel  8 ft long by 8 ft high by 5-1/4 inches thick equals (96" x 96" x 5-1/4 inches thick equals 48,384 cubic inches of foam x 40 Lbs per cubic inch equals 1,935,360 total vertical strength of the panel, not including the strength of the light gage steel structural members inside.  This strength far exceeds that of a wooden structure.   As noted previously the strength of a light gage steel stud (20gage) is 60 time stronger than a wooden douglas fir structural stud.   Wood is combustible and steel is not.

            All these benefits contribute to affordable housing units.   Our company motto is:    "REAL HOMES THAT ARE AFFORDABLE."

            If you or your company is in need of methods or infomation on how to raise capital for this new patented process, contact us and we will show you how to raise all the needed equity capital without loans.

             When home prices have gone so high that they price the majority of prospective buyers out of the market the builder that can produce affordable homes and sell them at affordable prices again, that builder will be busy and profitable.   Only about 10 to 20% of the homes now produced are affordable.

            This new patented process can produce the same product as has been produced in the past, only faster and for less cost,  which makes it Affordable .