The trend of things made from recyclable materials has increased. Now recycled plastic is being used to build houses. The house is being prepared through 3D print. Los Angeles-based startup company Azure has started a project. The company is using plastic to make houses through 3D print. Azure is selling a number of in-house models that cost a lot less.
In April, Azure unveiled the world’s first 3D printed ‘backyard studio’ made from recycled plastic materials. According to the startup, more than 60% of Azure’s printing materials will use a naturally waterproof plastic polymer found in packaging for plastic bottles and food.
Teja will be made and the price is also very less
The company is now ready to move on. The company has claimed that this house is 70 percent faster and 30 percent cheaper than the traditionally built house. Most 3D printing home builders currently use one form of concrete to build their homes, whether it’s a mix of pure concrete. But Azure is using recycled plastics.
Ross Maguire, CEO of Azure, said: “It is our responsibility to create sustainable products for our customers and for generations to come. The Plastic 3D Pretend Studio and Accessory Dueling Unit have been made available for pre-order.
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Home will be ready in 24 hours
The company has claimed that the house can be ready in 24 hours. The smallest futuristic looking 120 sq ft Sky Backyard Studio has been priced at $24,900 (approximately Rs 20 lakh). It has one room and the rest can be used as a backyard office or gym.
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