Meet FOAM HOME

America, famous for its traditional cardboard and matchstick homes, has a serious housing problem. The average American household requires 5 rolls of processed lumber per decade, yet the cost of lumber keeps rising and cutting down forests for lumber has a serious environmental impact on climate change.

But what if you could build a house without cardboard and matchsticks?

After 50 years of intensive research for alternative materials, this new and innovative American solution may soon solve the worlds problems with cheap and affordable housing. And its 100% green and biodegradeable.

Meet FOAM HOME, the home made out of styrofoam!

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Pretty clever of them to make a house that'll burn down before the fire department can get there, so you don't have to tip them.

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Not big bad wolf proof. Hard pass.

Its called fire resistant and hurricane proof.
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I unapologetically want a house made of giant Lego bricks. There’s no reason we can’t scale them up.

>t.lumber lobby shills

Its hurricane proof
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temperature control should be pretty nice

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do they glue your door frame in, how do they hang your cabinetry?

>giant Lego bricks
This. Even if it's interlocking air filled concrete block type. Something impossible for contractors to screw up and easy to fix.