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This new construction system allows affordable and easy to build concrete walls of any shape, thickness and size

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This new construction system allows affordable and easy to build concrete walls of any shape, thickness and size
08
August

The company claims that about half the time or less is needed to erect a residential structure compared to the time it takes to build using the traditional methods


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