G-HOUSE

Sustainable ADU
Builders California

Award-Winning
Energy Saving Construction
From Americas's first Truly Green Housing
manufacturer in the USA- Exported Globally
FAST-STRONG-ECOLOGICAL

Sustainable Housing

Step into a new era of sustainable living with our cutting-edge Accessory Dwelling Units (ADUs). These homes redefine energy efficiency, exceeding California’s stringent standards with super insulation and the potential to go off the grid with just a few solar panels.

The wall finishes boast award-winning eco-friendly ceramic plaster, offering abuse resistance, toxin-free composition, and mold/mildew prevention. The seamless monolithic wrap of both interior and exterior coatings creates a leak-free, resilient home, setting a new standard for sustainable, efficient living.

Welcome to a home that not only meets but exceeds expectations in every aspect of modern living.

G-HOUSE Quality

Sustainable Design for
Maximum Energy Efficiency

G-House building solutions are designed to maximize energy efficiency,
offering a range of features that reduce energy costs while enhancing indoor comfort.

From superior insulation to durable, weather-resistant materials, each component is engineered to optimize performance,
making homes more sustainable and cost-effective year-round.

Energy Efficiency

Your Home was designed, engineered, and constructed in conformance to u.S. Department of Energy (DOE) guidelines for extraordinary levels of excellence and quality.

This Home meets or exceeds the minimum criteria for the following:

DOE Zero Energy Ready Home Quality Management Guidelines

REM/RATE - Residential Energy Analysis and Rating Sotwary v15.8

HERS© index
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G-Panels and coatings
Holmby Hills area Los Angeles California, 2014.

Our Stucco over G-Panels on Residence,
Holmby Hills California

Stucco used as exterior stucco, adhesive and grout for stone overlay

Panda Express Chinese Fast Food Restaurant Arizona. 2018.

From Modern to Traditional

Educational Buildings require low maintenance and abuse resistance

Our Plaster over G-Panels in residence

G-House Plaster

G-HOUSE FEATURES

Extreme Climates

Designed for Extreme Cold and Heat
From Alaska to Nevada Summer Desert Heat.
EPS (Expanded Polystyrene) aka Styrofoam has been around since the 1950’s,
it is the most cost-effective insulating foam.

Coffe cups

Used to make coffee cups, 1/8” thick holds boiling water

Ice Chests

Used to make ice chests (coolers) usually 1⁄2” thick

Insulate houses

Used to insulate houses, usually only 1” to 2” thick Versus G-House ’s 6” minimum thickness

Flotation Docks

Used to make flotation docks for marinas 1 cubic foot floats 55 lbs of weight

Walk-in Freezers

Used to make walk-in freezers, walls are only 4” thick

THE MOST SUSTAINABLE WAY TO BUILD

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INCREDIBLE RESISTANCE

Natural disasters are becoming
more frequent thoughout the world

• Lives, homes and businesses are lost
• Billions are spent rebuilding
• Insurance companies pay out billions and raise premiums

Silhouette of fireman trying to control a fire in a street during a night.

FIRE

Our material is resistant to fire and won’t burn.

Aerial view of flooded house with dirty water all around it.

FLOOD

G-House use structures are designed to survive flooding unlike typical construction

Palm Trees - WIND

HURRICANE

G-House can resist 245 MPH sustained windspeed.

Old ruined building after earthquake. A collapsed brick house

EARTHQUAKE

Our structure is designed to  resist Zone 4 Earthquakes. 

FIRE RESISTANT

Heat and flame resistant

An average surface fire on the forest floor might have flames reaching 1 meter in height
and can reach temperatures of 800°C (1,472°F) or more

This ICF Foam house coated with G-Home's Stucco survived the fire when other surrounding homes constructed from wood were destroyed. The photo (top left) was taken from inside the home.

The fire burned 96,949 acres The fire destroyed 1,643 structures, killed three people, and prompted the evacuation of more than 295,000 people.

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Interior Fire Test

Intertek Testing labs 2008

Our Plaster passed NFPA 286 a 15-minute Corner Burn Test at 1,400 degrees F as a Gypsum Board replacement over EPS foam insulation.

Our plaster passed NFPA 286 at 1/8” (3 mm) thickness, zero smoke or combustion. (the official 15-minute test was stopped after 22 minutes without failure)
Also passed, ASTM E-84 and ASTM E-136 non-combustible material tests

15-minute Burn Test
at 1,400 degrees

Zero Smoke or combustion

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Exterior "Inferno" Series

Fire Test

Propane torch ramps up to 1,700F (926C) surface temperature within a few minutes Note Thermocouple wire connected to meter to maintain constant 1,700F.

4 hour testing our Stucco, G-Foam, G-Board, EPS core, our Plaster interior.

Test started at 7 am, the time below is 11 am,
test ran additional 20 minutes

EPS Foam

Viewport shows slight melting on EPS foam even after 4 hours and 20 min at 1,700 F

No damage

Surface damage only No penetrations Small cracks even after 4 hours.

Flood RESISTANT

Water and mold resistance

G-HOUSE structures are designed to survive flooding unlike typical construction.
No removal of gypsum board, fiberglass insulation or rotting lumber

Our coatings remain intact even submerged in salt water for 30 days.

INTERTEK TESTING LAB

ASTM G21-96 Fungal Resistance
Test will not support mold or Mildew

DEADLY BLACK MOLD ON DRYWALL, OVER WOOD STUD CONSTRUCTION

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Water Column Test

Column is epoxied to the our Stucco over 1” low density 0.90lb EPS foam and filled with 60”of head pressure. Substrate foam is removed beneath water column to see if water droplets or penetration occurs.

Test as seen in photo is now 9 years old with NO water penetration!

Under pressure of 5ft water since March 28th, 2012
and still ongoing at G-home.

COMPARED TO:

Synthetic stuccos all of which totally collapse and fail within minutes.

NOTE: EPS foam is removed on underside exposing back side of our Stucco

water and mold resistant

Accelerated Weathering

Accelerated weathering testing between our Stucco and STO, Dryvit and Senergy synthetic stuccos that have all been tested equally clearly show the degradation (on the bottom) of synthetic stuccos versus our Stucco on top.

Our Stucco remains firmly bonded to the EPS foam even after 100 cycles followed by
40 freeze thaw cycles. Nothing else exists in the stucco industry to compete.

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Our Stucco Water resistance applications:

ASTM E331-00 WATER INFILTRATION

• Exterior water-resistant stucco coating replacing synthetics
• Higher impact and abrasion than all known Stucco’s
• Ideally suited to Hurricane zones where water resistance and impact resistance is critical
• Water resistant wall finishes indoor and outdoor
• Below grade applications
• Total submersion including seawater
• Will not support mold and mildew growth
• Protection of concrete including exposure to sea water

HURRICANE RESISTANT

Hurricane resistant

G-HOUSE can sustain 245 MPH windspeed without failure.

CAT 5 hurricane, f5 tornado resistant

SPECIFIC TO FLORIDA & CARIBBEAN

Miami Dade County
Approved

Accelerated weathering testing between our Stucco and STO, Dryvit and Senergy synthetic stuccos that have all been tested equally clearly show the degradation (on the right) of synthetic stuccos versus our Stucco on the left.

  • ASTM E330-14 TAS 202-94 WINDLOADS 245PH SUSTAINED (CATEGORY 5+)

  • ASTM E-72-05 COMPRESSION

  • ASTM E-72-05 TENSION

  • ASTM E-72-05 RACKING

  • ASTM E-331-00 AIR INFILTRATION

  • ASTM E-331-00 WATER INFILTRATION

  • ASTM E-1996-14 TAS 201-94 LARGE

    MISSILE IMPACT TEST (12 IMPACTS)

  • ASTM 1886-13 TAS 203-94 CYCLIC

    LOADS (RACK AND SHEAR) SEISMIC TESTING TYPICAL TO CALIFORNIA EARTHQUAKES (WE DOUBLED THE PASS REQUIREMENTS WITH NO FAILURE)

G-HOUSE, STUCCO, PLASTER

“Exuma House”

Has already survived 4 hurricanes:
2015 Juaquin (Cat 4) 2016 Matthew (Cat 5) 2017 Irma (Cat 5) 2019 Dorian (Cat 5) Zero damage

 

60% documented energy savings by homeowner.

Non g-house

Hurricane Irma damage to non G-House
structures on St. Thomas USVI

G-HOUSE, stucco, plaster

Post Hurricane Irma

G-House survived with minor damage
while wood farmed house was destroyed.

G-HOUSE, stucco, plaster

G-House Caribbean Sales office and demo unit

Built rapidly and has already survived Cat 5 Hurricanes Irma and Hurricane Maria with no structural damage at all.

Almost completed, minus standing seam metal roof
by local roofer

St. Thomas GigaCrete Caribbean Sales office
After Cat 5 Hurricane Irma and followed by Hurricane Maria

EARTHQUAKE RESISTANT

Earthquake resistant

G-HOUSE can sustain seismic zone 4 earthquakes

A SUSTAINABLE WAY TO BUILD

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THe FASTEST WAY TO BUILD

Foam Insulation panels pre-cut

Precut ICC code approved thick insulation EPS foam shapes.

The Fastest way to build!

C CORNER

T

FLAT PANNELS

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Structural Steel Studs Slide into
pre-cut foam shapes

Pre-engineered, ICC approved galvanized double steel studs make patented connectors precut for accuracy with no jobsite waste. Hurricane and seismic tie down anchors connect the roof into the foundation.

Double 2x4 stud panel to panel connectors = 4x4 construction

Truss connection to foundation

Continuous steel all- thread connects the roof trusses through the panels and into the foundation

Conduits are pre-cut into panels on both sides of each stud location ready to pull down wiring from above.

Hurricane resistant

Extreme engineered brackets

Heavy gauge welded steel roof brackets and trusses keep the roof secured to the foundation with steel all-thread rods. 

Fast installation

Structural Steel Studs Slide into
pre-cut foam shapes

Installation off of plumbing is speeded up with additional labor savings.
Plumbing is now locked in place and insulated from heat or freezing.

G-House Stucco

Mixed and applied on site

Easily mixed and applied with conventional plaster and stucco tools

Crystalline cement technologies NO Portland cement NO silica sand Non-Combustible

Extreme performance coatings designed to outperform all known plasters and stuccos where abuse resistance and low-cost maintenance is important

THE FASTEST WAY TO BUILD

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Local work created

We created the first construction crew in Africa

We only trained this man from California for a few hours. He flew to Ghana, put a crew together of young men and they built this mission house in a matter of weeks.

Almost completed, minus standing seam metal roof
by local roofer

Completed from scratch in weeks with local unskilled labor,
this would have taken a year using their conventional building methods.
This house will use 60% less energy than conventional block construction.

FRAMEWORK CONSTRUCTION & REMODELING INC

Phone:
(877) 488-8898
(818) 535-0501

Email: info@ghousetechnologies.com

20720 VENTURA BLVD #270
WOODLAND HILLS, CA 91364
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