Our technology features an innovative construction system designed to meet various standards for earthquake resistance, wind loads, and fire safety, making it eligible for approval worldwide. We recommend consulting your local building department to understand the specific requirements in your area. Additionally, standard construction permits will be needed for your project.

Yes, the finished modules from Wonderful Structures can be painted, though some types of paint may need a primer.

Yes, the interior walls are full-height, just like those in any standard home. We do not supply the interior walls; they will be constructed by a certified builder.

Yes, they can. For cold weather, our specifications involve adding an extra thick layer of closed-cell insulating foam, which is then topped with a broad layer of soil, grass, and plants. Snow load requirements will need to be assessed by our engineering team.

Some technical pipeline connections are integrated into the slab foundation, like any standard home. Most of the connections are external. We provide detailed plans of the technical installations that are connected through the walls of the structure.

Yes, they can be installed easily. Overall, air conditioning and heating systems work exceptionally well within the Wonderful Structures system because of its thermal properties.

Yes, the ventilation system is tailored to each unit and will differ based on the construction site. Effective ventilation design is essential for maximizing energy efficiency. Typically, homes will employ either Energy Recovery Ventilation (ERV) or Heat Recovery Ventilation (HRV) systems.

The force needed to crack a module in the Wonderful Structures system is substantial and unlikely to occur by accident, as it would require a significant impact from a steel cutting tool or a similar object. However, if a crack does happen, repairing it is relatively straightforward and can be done using materials available at hardware or construction supply stores.

The R-value of the Wonderful Structures system depends on the type of thermal material utilized in its construction.

Our materials meet the ASTM E-84 standards as required by international construction codes. This compliance involves applying an intumescent coating to the panels during the manufacturing process. Documentation verifying fire compliance can be obtained
from our project managers and certified builders.

No, gas emissions are only produced during the manufacturing of components in our facility. Once the FRP is cured, the panels become completely inert and stop emitting gases, making them safe for long-term residential use.

The panels are sealed to the foundation using polymers, and Wonderful Structures outlines the steps to ensure that there is no water infiltration.

To bury a structure in a hillside, retaining walls must be constructed to support the earth pressure exerted on the structure.

It is essential to consult a geotechnical engineer to design the retaining walls and assess the soil conditions before proceeding with the foundation of the Wonderful Structures system.

* Such constructions must be evaluated by our architectural and engineering team.