Step-by-step guide how to build a HEMPCRETE HOUSE - Sergiy Kovalenkov - CEO of Hempire

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  • Опубликовано: 17 июн 2024
  • This is an introductory video on how to insulate your house with hempcrete. Sergiy Kovalenkov (CEO of Hempire), one of the most experienced hempcrete builders in the field, explains how to properly insulate external walls, roof and internal partitions of the house using hempcrete giving handy tips that will save you plenty of money during construction.
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  • @NilsFerry
    @NilsFerry Месяц назад +1

    A very clear explanation of how and why to build with hempcrete with so many details. Thank you so much.

  • @moisessanchez1256
    @moisessanchez1256 Год назад +12

    you are the goat. thank you for your very clear and precise description of your building process. love from switzerland! helped a lot with my final project in architecture :)

    • @hempireua
      @hempireua  Год назад +2

      Thank you! Spread the knowledge. Let others know.

    • @MrDenisJoshua
      @MrDenisJoshua 5 месяцев назад

      Have you made a project using the Hempcrete please ? I'm in Milan :-)

  • @rickreynolds3604
    @rickreynolds3604 4 месяца назад

    Thank you! We’re so excited to build this way.

  • @smilingstranger100
    @smilingstranger100 Год назад +2

    Thanks for sharing. Very informative.

  • @nobreighner
    @nobreighner 2 года назад +16

    Clear, thorough, comprehensive presentation, coming from a lot of knowledge. Thank you! I hope Ukraine remains peaceful.

    • @hempireua
      @hempireua  2 года назад +1

      I hope so! Thank you for kind words!

  • @chadsutphen9401
    @chadsutphen9401 Год назад

    Great video....and love what youre doing

  • @nikola_korneta
    @nikola_korneta 2 года назад +1

    So long time with no videos. Good to see you back

  • @teranaporter8809
    @teranaporter8809 2 года назад +1

    Sergiy. Great educational video. Thank you.

  • @mariuszsupermariobros2715
    @mariuszsupermariobros2715 2 года назад

    Thanks for your time and help. explained Well

  • @BlueBeeMCMLXI
    @BlueBeeMCMLXI 9 месяцев назад +1

    Great work, sir! Many thanks for your clarity and purpose.

  • @Samthemancharles
    @Samthemancharles Год назад +2

    Nice presentation, thanks for all the details and reasons. Hope you survive the current invasion.

  • @ervinsilic669
    @ervinsilic669 2 года назад +2

    Great explanation Sergiy!

  • @dky3d
    @dky3d 2 года назад +17

    Wow. Didn’t know Woody Harrelson was so knowledgeable on hempcrete

    • @hempireua
      @hempireua  Год назад +2

      He knows he knows! )

    • @jessegriffin9
      @jessegriffin9 10 месяцев назад +1

      Haha that's a good one

    • @jessegriffin9
      @jessegriffin9 10 месяцев назад +2

      ​@@hempireua
      Your accent even sound like Woody. Any new update video?

    • @beatonthedonis
      @beatonthedonis 9 месяцев назад +2

      You joke, but I remember Woody Harrelson being a massive advocate for hemp in the 90s. He even got arrested for planting hemp seeds in Kentucky as a protest.

    • @jessegriffin9
      @jessegriffin9 9 месяцев назад +1

      @@beatonthedonis I checked and that's right. I'm sorry to hear that.

  • @zavas69
    @zavas69 Год назад +2

    Sergiy Сердечно дякую! thank you for openly sharing your knowledge, technique and experience. You're amazing! Щастя вам

    • @kovser
      @kovser 7 месяцев назад

      THank you!

  • @ojasoffgrid
    @ojasoffgrid Год назад

    Great video!

  • @miejskiraport831
    @miejskiraport831 2 года назад

    Good job !

  • @remka3650
    @remka3650 4 месяца назад +1

    Love it. Excellent.

  • @jessicapinto3817
    @jessicapinto3817 11 месяцев назад +5

    Came for the name, stayed for the fabulous hair cut and amazing properties of this hemprcrete

    • @hempireua
      @hempireua  3 месяца назад

      Thank you ! 🙏❤️

  • @andrewrivera4609
    @andrewrivera4609 8 месяцев назад +1

    EXCELENT VÍDEO BRO, SHARING IS A DOOR FOR MANKIND, THANK YOU, BEST REGARDS & WISHES FROM PERÚ.

  • @teranaporter8809
    @teranaporter8809 2 года назад +1

    Removing the formwork instantly?? Wow. Your binder must be excellent!

  • @AndrewNestor-rj3we
    @AndrewNestor-rj3we 11 месяцев назад +1

    wow, thank you !

  • @Ionic_Projection
    @Ionic_Projection 2 года назад +13

    Brother could you possibly at some point go over how repairs would be made later on? or hanging pictures, adding outlets, any of that are some of my main curiousities at this point still

    • @kovser
      @kovser Год назад +2

      Hanging pictures is ok, but if you are installing cabinets or a plasma TV screen in the kitchen you need to assemble it onto a stud. Adding outlets is ok, you just have to use lime based mortar with existing hemp hurds that you have taken out of the wall in order to patch the holes.

    • @alextownsend6662
      @alextownsend6662 Год назад +1

      Maybe a combo of building techniques and materials would be desirable. I could see using hempcrete for exterior walls, but building interior walls with standard studs and drywall.

    • @hempireua
      @hempireua  Год назад +8

      @@alextownsend6662 drywall is considered a material of high toxicity in EU. Just some food for thought what you have been putting in your houses for decades.

    • @davidfajfar229
      @davidfajfar229 Год назад +4

      3 years in now. Material will become solid as a rock during curing process over years. You can hang small cabinets with long screws without a problem.

    • @pauld3327
      @pauld3327 28 дней назад

      ​@@hempireuaFermacell is a non-toxic drywall and is very strong. You can hang heavy objets onto it like cabinets.
      In France, the company 'DB Chanvre' uses Fermacell on the inside and sprays hempcrete on the outside.

  • @SelfMakeover
    @SelfMakeover Год назад +5

    I'm obsessed with hempcrete. Maybe you could make block forms and them make hempcrete blocks (they look like legos). I saw another video with them and they are so fabulous!

    • @kovser
      @kovser Год назад +2

      Blocks is a different type of product. IT works great if its a load-bearing block.

  • @carolewarner101
    @carolewarner101 Месяц назад

    Excellent video with really valuable information! Do you have more videos? I'm gonna explore and see. By the way, your English is outstanding. I always admire people who learn more than one language, but you are truly fluent and very articulate. Since I only know English I'm very grateful to people like you from other countries who make their knowledge available in English. Thank you.

    • @hempireua
      @hempireua  Месяц назад +1

      Deeply touched by your kind words! 🙏

  • @stefanyviersteffen824
    @stefanyviersteffen824 Год назад

    Thank you so much for sharing your Knowledge! Do you have a podcast or a blog? Greetings from Brazil

  • @x-mess
    @x-mess Год назад +5

    Awesome video!❤ Would have liked to see the guys working on the roof more.. how does the roof hold up in snow? Is high a high load? Is the roof on a slight slope? Again, loved the video!

    • @hempireua
      @hempireua  Год назад +2

      The roof is slightly sloped. Roof is held up by the roof trusses, so it’s not a problem.

  • @mitikumulugeta5662
    @mitikumulugeta5662 8 месяцев назад +1

    wonderfull

  • @jacquesmertens3369
    @jacquesmertens3369 9 месяцев назад +5

    If you have a lot of spare time, or if you live in a country where labour is cheap, this process can work.
    But there's also the matter of building regulations, insurance etc.
    (edit: I initially described OSB as a toxic fire hazard, which it is, but OSB is used and re-used to shape the hempcrete, not as building material)
    If you can get pre-formed hempcrete blocks certified they would be an excellent building material for bungalows. Pre-formed, light weight hemp blocks (hemp, not hempcrete) are also very useful to insulate existing homes from the inside, when insulating from the outside is not an option (e.g. historic buildings).

    • @hempireua
      @hempireua  9 месяцев назад +1

      Thank you for your comment🙏 We don’t use OSB on any of our builds. It’s a very toxic material.

    • @jacquesmertens3369
      @jacquesmertens3369 9 месяцев назад

      @@hempireua Indeed ! But I see plenty of OSB in your video. I can understand temporary OSB to guide the hempcrete, but I probably misunderstood the OSB on first floor?

    • @hempireua
      @hempireua  9 месяцев назад +1

      @@jacquesmertens3369 it’s all temporary.

    • @jacquesmertens3369
      @jacquesmertens3369 9 месяцев назад

      @@hempireua That's a huge amount of toxic waste, don't you think? But if the OSB goes away, how do you make the floor? The video ends when you are starting to build the floor. Would love to see the rest.

    • @hempireua
      @hempireua  9 месяцев назад +2

      @@jacquesmertens3369 if we use OSB then we reuse it. It is covered in lime and doesn’t go bad for a long time. Please check our fb or instagram accounts: @hempire_ua for many images of insulation examples including floors.

  • @stevec7272
    @stevec7272 Год назад +1

    Nice to see let in bracing making a come back

  • @cathyhirzel8934
    @cathyhirzel8934 7 месяцев назад +2

    I would love to see this in Georgia, where I live. I am currently building a barndominium home and I would have loved to do this kind of build but I imagine it would have been difficult to get building permits for this type of build. Finding contractors to build with this material would have been another issue. For my next build I would like to try Hemp.

    • @kovser
      @kovser 7 месяцев назад +1

      Its only a question of effort. Georgia europe or Georgia, USA? YOu should use hemp, its your health you are talking about.

  • @paulgorman8097
    @paulgorman8097 2 года назад

    Excellent demonstration. Thank you for sharing. Long live Ukraine. One question. Where is the lime mix from? Where is it made?

  • @harryhemp923
    @harryhemp923 2 года назад +6

    Great Information! Thanks for sharing this.. getting ready here in Central PA for our first build... I plan on singleton's framing it and have 2 inch of hempcrete past the stud for the inside wall and 10 inches the other way... do you have any more information on the finishes for the outside and inside?

    • @hempireua
      @hempireua  2 года назад +3

      outside vapour permeable stucco- check with local suppliers. Internal: clay plaster, lime plaster, wood panels, something natural is A MUST!

  • @genocanabicea5779
    @genocanabicea5779 2 года назад +5

    Building a frame wall and covering it with hemp mesh and then packing the wall with hempcrete makes a very strong wall. The frame wall form can then be removed and reused to make more walls.

    • @kovser
      @kovser Год назад

      it depends on the mix and the binder. "Very strong wall" is a very broad example. Can this wall hold two stories and a big hipped roof? our mix is very light - 260 kg/m3 in order to create maximum energy efficiency.

    • @sz4179
      @sz4179 5 месяцев назад

      Hempcrete looks to be fantastic infill, with a ferrocement but permeable type of outer shell. Imo roof/ walls still need the vertical load bearing support of wood framing.

  • @genocanabicea5779
    @genocanabicea5779 2 года назад +4

    The timber can be made from hemp as well. Hemp crete made from a material with a finer grind makes it denser. And using a hemp mesh the wall can be reenforced.

    • @kovser
      @kovser Год назад

      absolutely!

    • @Samthemancharles
      @Samthemancharles Год назад +1

      Timber made from hemp?? Are you saying you can make the hemo denser and therefore it is structural?

    • @genocanabicea5779
      @genocanabicea5779 Год назад

      @@Samthemancharles they already do it with wood chips

    • @uteschneider3349
      @uteschneider3349 Год назад

      Hallo, kannst du mir bitte sagen: Wo gibt es diese Hanfnetze und das Holz aus Hanf? Link oder Bilder. Vielen Dank❣

  • @samj4348
    @samj4348 4 месяца назад +1

    So glad i found your videos. Do you have any photos of the house completed, i want to see that exposed hemp ceiling. We are thinking to build a hemp house in Australia - what are your thoughts on hempspray? Industry is very young here and not many companies the tamp method.

    • @hempireua
      @hempireua  4 месяца назад

      Thank you! Spray is good. But I like onsite cast. You can organize a workshop and save on labour.

  • @ericbakuladavis
    @ericbakuladavis 2 года назад +3

    Thanks for this great video. Are there situations where the moisture barrier between the foundation and wall can be omitted? What if the foundation is made of elevated piers and wood or steel beams?

    • @hempireua
      @hempireua  2 года назад +2

      Yes, thats an option. we are usually talking about concrete foundations. Steel pile foundation is an option.

  • @aleksandrbangers8756
    @aleksandrbangers8756 2 года назад

    Сергей благодарю за видео! Я не понял по приготовлению смеси. Вы делаете смесь только на извести? А глину добавляете? То есть цемента в вашей стене нет от слова совсем? ТОГДА ЭТО КРУТО!!! А какие тогда пропорции смеси, можете сказать, хотя бы приблизительно.

  • @LavenderLori406
    @LavenderLori406 Год назад +3

    Great information but you could nix the obnoxious background muzak

  • @gingerkind372
    @gingerkind372 2 года назад +1

    This is great, thanks so much. What type of membrane do you think is best between slab or whatever is used and the timber framing for the walls ?

    • @hempireua
      @hempireua  2 года назад +1

      Thank you! Any hydrophobic tar membrane is good.

  • @Mattfooey
    @Mattfooey Год назад

    thank you for sharing! Is the mixer you're using custom made or is it something I could find in California? What type of mixer is it?

  • @BrandonAbel01
    @BrandonAbel01 7 месяцев назад +3

    Muchly appreciated overview and looks like a fantastically healthy house. Key point, it's all about finding your local supply of materials. But what ingredient is in the binder that lets the form come off right away?

    • @hempireua
      @hempireua  5 месяцев назад

      Thank you! That’s our proprietary formulation. 100% natural.

    • @heartobefelt
      @heartobefelt 5 месяцев назад

      @@hempireua so you are not using pure lime as the binder ?
      In Australia at the moment only one company claims to have building code approval with their hempcrete lime and their price is ~ high.
      thanks for posting . good logic in your building method although i wish i could do lower labour input with shotcrete method to move material from the ribbon mixer to the wall void.

    • @hempireua
      @hempireua  5 месяцев назад

      @@heartobefelt no , we use our fifth element binder for quick setting and light mix. How much is the Australian binder ?

  • @eoin-odubhlaoich1826
    @eoin-odubhlaoich1826 Год назад

    There is already a hemp company in Ireland called HEMPIRE Building Materials Ltd. They are about 20 years old !

  • @douglaspaulsmith
    @douglaspaulsmith 6 месяцев назад +1

    Love this project and your clear descriptions. One question I have, is the lime render...if you coate the building in lime, would the wood structure - studs and beams - not shrink and expand with the humidity, thus cracking the lime render on top of it? Over time, I wonder if this would be a problem. Many thanks for sharing this and your expertise...

    • @hempireua
      @hempireua  6 месяцев назад +2

      You need to install a mesh , otherwise it’s going to crack. Sometimes even two layers. First mesh goes right on the scratch coat and then the second goes right before the final coat of plaster.

  • @ericbakuladavis
    @ericbakuladavis 2 года назад +2

    In this house, is there a method for dealing with internal humidity moving into the ceiling? Is there a ventilation gap between the top of the hempcrete and the OSB? Again, thank you for the sharing your knowledge.

    • @davidfajfar229
      @davidfajfar229 Год назад

      Osb itself acts as a humidity barier, no problem with little humidity geting into osb because it easilly evaporates into hempcrete any day. Most important layer is the one after hempcrete😉

  • @demondmorris9510
    @demondmorris9510 2 года назад

    Looking to build in central Virginia soon. Does the home have to be slab on grade foundation.

  • @janishofmanis
    @janishofmanis 11 месяцев назад

    Nice video! Where could I get this type of mixer in estern Europe? Like Latvia, Lithuania?

  • @genocanabicea5779
    @genocanabicea5779 2 года назад

    Hemp tar is water proof. So it can be used as a sealer or used for roofing shingles.

    • @uteschneider3349
      @uteschneider3349 Год назад

      ........ und wo gibt es diesen Hanfteer? Wie wird er hergestellt?

  • @paulhorn6233
    @paulhorn6233 8 месяцев назад +3

    man, you are fantastic. what a great great project!!! looking for a similar project using stray, clay, lime, wood for myself and this is really an inspiration. perfectly fitting to a country like Ukraine with huge reservoirs of natural agricultural materials growing every year!!! as you build a timber frame house and hempcrete is proven to be fireproof all regulations (static, insulation, fire resistance) in Europe should not be a problem. Just so much better than all those timber frame building projects using lots of foams, plastic foils, shitty materials on RUclips. thanks a lot and good luck. P.S.: just a short remark: "light straw" seems to be a bit outdated for a wall system because of lower insulation value compared to straw bale walls. do you have any number for the insulation value of hempcrete?

    • @kovser
      @kovser 7 месяцев назад

      Thank you for kind words. Thermal conductivity for hempcrete is 0.07 Which is pretty high for biobased materials. We can make our thickness 10 -12-14-16 inches. Hempcrete is never limited by the thickness of the timber frame. Thats the beauty of this tech!

    • @hempireua
      @hempireua  5 месяцев назад

      The thermal conductivity coefficient for hemplime is 0.07

  • @scentybeast9531
    @scentybeast9531 Год назад +1

    Fantastic video. Whats the approx R value when this is complete? You don't need any other insulation or vapour barrier besides this and the lime plaster? Any issues using this with a lightweight steel frame eg rust, etc? Thank you, slava Ukraine - SB

    • @hempireua
      @hempireua  Год назад +1

      2.5 per inch on paper, but in reality it’s much more energy efficient since the middle of the mix is not being compressed as much as the edges of the wall.

  • @bodymovin73
    @bodymovin73 10 месяцев назад

    great video, thank you! but what do you use between your timber frame and the concrete slab?

    • @kovser
      @kovser 7 месяцев назад

      thank you! bitumen hydrophobic membrane

  • @bpdenverco
    @bpdenverco 2 года назад

    Who’s Binder do you use, on the walls how many inch centers, thanks

  • @irishcoffee6894
    @irishcoffee6894 3 месяца назад +1

    Thank you Sergiy, for explaining.
    Perhaps a narration in concern of the sound would be great, the noise was now and then too much (for me, I'm hearing impaired)
    Everywhere I hear you only MUST use the shive (inner core of the hemp) for hempcrete, but the handful of hemp you picked up contained also fibres with leaves......
    Can you please tell me if it is mandatory to ONLY USE the shiv(e) ??
    What kind of binder do you use ?
    "Normal" cement (?)
    Do you use also a part lime in the mixture ??
    Would love to hear the "exact" used materials.
    I'm planning on making our own hempcrete house in about 1 or 2 years, that is why

    • @hempireua
      @hempireua  3 месяца назад

      Thank you for your feedback, it was a bit too loud. That will be removed in future videos.
      Hemp hurds can contain fibers up to 10%, no more. So a bit of fiber is ok. We use hydrated lime in our binder. The exact proportion by weight: 1 part water, 1.5 parts hydrated lime binder , 2 parts water

  • @seirokancarlisle1503
    @seirokancarlisle1503 Год назад +2

    Hi, thank you for your video, very informative and well explained. I am building a small hempcrete house in the UK and wish to use corrugated iron on the facade and roof. May i ask, In your experience are there any problems using the corrugate galvanised iron sheeting attached to the timber hempcrete external wall? Kindest regards Adam

    • @kovser
      @kovser Год назад

      We would suggest to have a vent gap between such facade system and hempcrete and make sure that this gap is ventilated.

    • @musicmeadow1868
      @musicmeadow1868 Год назад

      Hello! Would love to see how your Hempcrete house is coming along? I plan to do similar!

    • @seirokancarlisle1503
      @seirokancarlisle1503 Год назад

      @@kovser thank you kindly, I’m about to start assembling the timber frame much along the design of your houses. I’ll let you know how we get on. Hope all is well with you guys in Ukraine
      Regards
      Adam

    • @seirokancarlisle1503
      @seirokancarlisle1503 Год назад

      @@musicmeadow1868 thanks, its coming along slowly! I’ll post something soon and post some progress shots. Regards Adam

    • @seirokancarlisle1503
      @seirokancarlisle1503 8 месяцев назад

      @@kovserHi sergei, i hope you are well. Our double stud frame is mostly complete and hempcrete will be cast in spring 24. May I ask - in the bathroom we will be using a natural marble tile, normally on a timber frame i would fasten a cement backerboard to tile onto, can/would you tile directly onto the hempcrete? In the video i see you have concealed cistern mounted surrounded with hempcrete..
      Regards
      Adam

  • @paulgorman8097
    @paulgorman8097 2 года назад +1

    Also, did you make this mixer yourself?

  • @gregspeth7910
    @gregspeth7910 2 года назад

    Hemp can save the world

  • @kfffisher
    @kfffisher 11 месяцев назад +1

    Thank you for this video. I have plans to build a few hempcrete cabins for rental income. Originally I had planned to use strawbale construction which I have used extensively for a few construction projects, and was very happy with the outcome. But hempcrete just seems like an easier method with the same outcome of being natural and of high insulation factor.
    I'll participate in a hempcrete workshop prior to construction but I was curious how you compact the very top layer of hempcrete of a framed wall where the roof rafters and sheathing would be in the way to allow for compaction. For example: At 12:14 in your video, how was the top layer compacted for the window framing with the bottom window timber not allowing you to compact the hempcrete from above?? Curious and stumped!!??
    Thanks!

    • @hempireua
      @hempireua  11 месяцев назад +1

      You install a formwork from one side of the mix and you compact hempcrete from the side, not from the top. Or other option, the bottom plate of the window frame install after you apply and compact hempcrete. Good luck with your project! 🙏

    • @kfffisher
      @kfffisher 11 месяцев назад

      @@hempireua Thank you!!

  • @VladislavCantea
    @VladislavCantea 2 года назад +9

    I am also using duble stud system for my hempcrete house in Romania. Like your mixer. I am using an ordinary but large (500 l) concrete mixer, which works ok after figuring out the mixing process. What plaster you use outside and inside (brand names and component details so I could use it in my case)?

    • @hempireua
      @hempireua  2 года назад +2

      Regular stucco Baumit, Keim - Germany. Inside we use our Hempire hemp-lime plaster.

    • @LorimerAlex
      @LorimerAlex 2 года назад +1

      Vreau și sa mi fac o casa de cânepă, poți sa mi dai mai multe detalii in legătura cu mixul de cânepă, var și apa pe care l ai folosit?

    • @VladislavCantea
      @VladislavCantea 2 года назад

      @@LorimerAlex Buna. Sigur. Putem chiar sa ne intalnim si sa-ti povestesc cum se face. Dar daca vrei sa vezi cu ochii tai atunci eu merg in Romania la sfarsitul saptamanii viitoare. Acolo acum se pune acoperisul (podul) din canepa, peretii sunt deja facuti. Poti sa mergi sa vezi canepa, varul, liantul, cum se face amestecul, etc. scrie tel tau sau e-mail si te sun/scriu

    • @user-ki2ux2fk2o
      @user-ki2ux2fk2o Год назад

      @@VladislavCantea сколько надо конопли и сколько извести?

    • @VladislavCantea
      @VladislavCantea Год назад +2

      @@user-ki2ux2fk2o 1 m3 Hempcrete @ 350 kg/m3 =
      • 130 kg SuperCalco S (CL 90-S)
      • 65 kg Enduria 500 (HL 5)
      • 155 kg hemp (canaplea)
      • 325 L water (voda)

  • @EmpereurFrancois
    @EmpereurFrancois 8 месяцев назад +1

    nice project! not sure i get how you are doing the roof.... so the hemp is open at the celling and sandwich directly under the osb/membrane of the roof? or do you have a ventilation systeme to avoid condensation insite the hempcrete?

    • @hempireua
      @hempireua  8 месяцев назад

      OSB is temporary. Hempcrete is ventilated at the top as well - there is a gap.

  •  2 года назад

    you got a new video from how it is now, and from the inside? what did it cost to build?

  • @paulgorman3553
    @paulgorman3553 Год назад

    Is it possible you could post a link on this mixer you are using, Where can I buy one?, I'm in Ireland. Thank you.

  • @kamnapavon4638
    @kamnapavon4638 6 месяцев назад

    Would it be easier to make Hempcrete Blocks and Build with the Blocks? Using a Machine to Compact them, like a Hydraulic Ram?

  • @NewestAdventure
    @NewestAdventure Год назад

    I'm so interested in this!!!!

  • @unclepaul8331
    @unclepaul8331 Год назад

    Ok bro, how strong is the wall or how long it hardens, can you show us how strong the wall is, knock something into it to see that.👌thx

  • @bindiberry6280
    @bindiberry6280 Год назад +1

    Modulation kits help sales of these hemp buildings.
    Module components need downloadable templates and molds for bricks and panels as well.
    How about starting this business model from helping people building their indoor partition walls with hemp bricks?
    Then progressing to add sliding doors with hemp fiber, ... and so on with the concepts of module/molding/components.

    • @hempireua
      @hempireua  Год назад +1

      Good idea! But it will take a lot of educational marketing. Future of hempcrete is all about prefab.

  • @Bobtrain007
    @Bobtrain007 10 месяцев назад

    I think that you will find much more acceptance here in the United States if the product could be sprayed like foam insulation is sprayed. The cost must come down as well. How do you compact the material when you reach the ceiling?

  • @marcinbach4689
    @marcinbach4689 Год назад

    Hello, very simple yet informative explanation.
    You said only suitable cover for hemp is clay, timber, lime, I'm planing to use Cork panels on the outside, as it's natural, waterproof, noise cancelling and breathing well.
    Have you got any experience with that combination, what do you think about using it.
    Thank You
    Forgot, I plan to use nails as cork attachment instead of the glue

    • @kovser
      @kovser Год назад

      Makes sense only in warm climates, where temperature doesnt drop below 0 Celcius. Otherwise, there could be problems with the surface unless it is somehow treated with wax protection layer.

    • @marcinbach4689
      @marcinbach4689 Год назад

      @@kovser thank you for your respond
      As for the climate I used it already in my office (made of CLT panel) outside without any cover and it's perfect after 2 years, I live in northern part of Poland and it's -10 winter +30 summer, no problems, no deformation....just not know if the wall of hemp will still breath well.
      Ps are you coming to Wrocław 1-2 October?

    • @smartbuilders144
      @smartbuilders144 Год назад

      @@marcinbach4689 czołem Marcin! Co ciekawego zamierzasz z tego budować? bądź już budujesz?

    • @marcinbach4689
      @marcinbach4689 Год назад

      @@smartbuilders144 cześć, "long story short" = Dom, ale powiem ci że już zgłupiałem, byłem na targach budownictwa naturalnego pod kątem hemp'u i sam nie wiem. Tak , materiał rewelacyjny, naturalny, ale.....
      Dostępność ograniczona, aplikacja czasochłonna, koszty wysokie, prawo niesprecyzowane w temacie.....na dzisiaj chyba jeszcze za dużo niewiadomych.
      Podsumowując, rezygnuje z materiału na dom. CLT chyba pójdzie (temat na osobną dyskusje)
      Pozdrawiam

  • @mouniffawaz
    @mouniffawaz 11 месяцев назад +1

    what did you use on the space between the foundation and the starting of the hemp wall is that cement? or lime

    • @hempireua
      @hempireua  11 месяцев назад

      Bitumen felt (film)

  • @lucasthijssen9844
    @lucasthijssen9844 9 месяцев назад +1

    Hello, thanks for sharing your experience. Timber will eventually deform itself in time. Would that be a problem? As far as breathability would be feasible to have a roof made of hempcrete on top of a wooden surface (25 mm thick)? Or would you suggest some kind of vapor barrier between wooden surface and hempcrete? Thanks in advance and wish you a good day from Italy.

    • @hempireua
      @hempireua  9 месяцев назад

      Timber shrinking is not a problem. There will be no thermal bridging of timber is covered by hempcrete. I am not sure I understand your question about breathability. There should be more membranes , except for the roof membrane.

    • @lucasthijssen9844
      @lucasthijssen9844 9 месяцев назад

      @@hempireua thanks for your answer and excuse me for my English since it is not my first language. Regarding the roof my question was whether it is feasible a roof designed as follows:
      Layer 1) wood
      Layer 2) hempcrete + wooden structure
      Layer 3) vapour permeable membrane to allow vapour to reach upper layer no 4
      Layer 4) ventilated layer
      Layer 5) wooden surface
      Layer 6) weather resistant membrane
      Layer 7) metal roofing
      Or do I need some kind of membrane between layer 1 (wooden surface) and layer 2 (hempcrete)?
      Thanks again for your kindness and wish you a bright day!

    • @hempireua
      @hempireua  8 месяцев назад +1

      @@lucasthijssen9844 1) wood or plaster mesh underneath 2)hempcrete; 3) membrane with 2’’ vent gap with timber planks; 4) roof shingles

  • @SustainableDreams
    @SustainableDreams Год назад +1

    What did you use to paint/protect the metal on the roof truss joinings?

    • @kovser
      @kovser 7 месяцев назад

      Because lime is corrosive.

  • @Steelsnort
    @Steelsnort 2 года назад +1

    What is the benefit of installing hempcrete in interior walls? It seems like it would be very difficult to add another electrical outlet in the future for example.

    • @hempireua
      @hempireua  2 года назад +4

      Sound insulation, additional humidity regulation, replacement of drywall with something natural always will be great!

  • @katarzynagoebiowska2446
    @katarzynagoebiowska2446 2 года назад +1

    Сергей, а какую известь вы добавляете в ногтевую пластину. Как вы можете привезти ее в Польшу? Построить купол, чтобы заполнить кровохарканьем. С уважением, Катажина Г.

    • @hempireua
      @hempireua  2 года назад

      Здравствуйте! Мы используем наше вяжущее Пятый Элемент на основе гидратной Извести. Можем экспортировать в Польшу. Hempireua@gmail.com

  • @JulianCoogan-zl1ru
    @JulianCoogan-zl1ru 5 месяцев назад

    Exactly what type of lime did use to mix with the hemp hurds, natural hydraulic lime, what was the binder, specifically? NHL 5, NHL 3.5. No one ever talks about the ingredients of the mix! If I want to build a house with hempcrete walls what do I need to achieve that?

  • @annatrush
    @annatrush Год назад +1

    Сергій добрий день скажіть це каркасне будівництво і ви утеплюєте лише коноплею чи будуєте самі від фундамента дякую

    • @hempireua
      @hempireua  Год назад

      Як завгодно. Можемо продати матеріал, утеплити, а можемо фундамент , каркас та утеплювач встановити.

  • @blamuk
    @blamuk День назад +1

    If you have a traditionally stickframed 2x6 wall, without access from above the wall (top plates at the top of the wall) how would you insulate with hempcrete?

    • @hempireua
      @hempireua  23 часа назад

      Put one board of formwork all the way to the top to create back wall. On the other side raise your other formwork 15 cm below. And fill and compact the hemplime from the side

  • @antoniosanford4675
    @antoniosanford4675 3 месяца назад

    Can hempcrete be pumped?

  • @ElizabethDianeL9D
    @ElizabethDianeL9D 7 месяцев назад

    Why OSB over top of the hemplime on the roof under the hydrophobic membrane? Why is it needed? Thanks!

    • @kovser
      @kovser 7 месяцев назад

      You need to install such membrane on some type of surface. It needs a firm material underneath.

  • @nothingmuch2023
    @nothingmuch2023 2 года назад +4

    Would be awesome to have a version with the music actually lower than the voice...

    • @hempireua
      @hempireua  2 года назад +1

      Will try next time ))

    • @nothingmuch2023
      @nothingmuch2023 2 года назад

      @@hempireua Thanks!!

    • @Samthemancharles
      @Samthemancharles Год назад

      Wasn't an issue for me. You were always audible, great explanations

  • @user-wk7cq3en1t
    @user-wk7cq3en1t Год назад

    I have a question about termites

  • @asmaahefnawy6120
    @asmaahefnawy6120 Год назад

    Hello Sergey, I am Architect From Egypt. Now I am working on my Project depending on agriculture waste. It is like your Hemp.
    But in this video I can't totally understand system structure of your Hemp. Can you tell me more about this?
    Thanks for your effort and time
    Sincerely

    • @hempireua
      @hempireua  Год назад +2

      What do you mean by system structure? You mean particles of biomass that are called hemp hurds. These are inner core particles of the hemp stem called hemp hurds or shives. They are usually 5-30 mm in length.

  • @WhiteManInAVan
    @WhiteManInAVan 5 месяцев назад

    Really interested in hemp building so helpful in that sense but i am concerned about the type of masks being used and how they are being worn. If there is a code, it defo wouldn't meet it.

  • @danielhalbrook2965
    @danielhalbrook2965 9 месяцев назад

    Whats the best method for processing the hemp from the stalk?

    • @hempireua
      @hempireua  9 месяцев назад

      Mechanical decortication is the most reliable for today

  • @772777777777777
    @772777777777777 2 года назад

    what is in the binder portland cement anything else?

  • @MrDenisJoshua
    @MrDenisJoshua Год назад

    Sorry for the question...
    But why we must put the diagonal bracing please ? the solidity of hempcrate is not enough for the external wall ?
    Thanks a lot for the video

    • @hempireua
      @hempireua  Год назад

      Diagonal bracing is an integral part of structural stability of the building, no matter how strong the hempcrete really is.

    • @MrDenisJoshua
      @MrDenisJoshua Год назад +1

      @@hempireua
      I'm curios... how much strong a wall is:
      1. with diagonal bracing without hempcrete
      2. with hempcrete without diagonal bracing
      Witch one ?... 1 or 2 ?
      🦾🦾🦾

    • @hempireua
      @hempireua  Год назад

      @@MrDenisJoshua we don’t have scientific data for that

    • @MrDenisJoshua
      @MrDenisJoshua Год назад +1

      @@hempireua Yes... but can be interesting to make 2 test wall and misure this :-)

  • @kohchangtai7820
    @kohchangtai7820 9 месяцев назад

    Living in the tropics, on a remote island, wood would not be the best option. Can the frame be built with concrete, then the hempcrete fully enclosing it?

    • @hempireua
      @hempireua  9 месяцев назад

      Yes, we have completed projects like that.

  • @user-kq3il6wb9c
    @user-kq3il6wb9c 2 года назад

    Здравствуйте Сергей какая пропорция костры и извести ,что за известь используете ?кроме извести что нибудь ещё добовляете?

    • @user-ki2ux2fk2o
      @user-ki2ux2fk2o 2 года назад

      Этот жлоб никому не расскажет! Костробетон придумали во Франции лет 50 назад! А он говорит что это он! Состав костробетона - 1 кг костры конопли, 2 кг извести и вода до нужной консистенции! Но известь нужна гидравлическая!

    • @hempireua
      @hempireua  2 года назад +1

      Алексей, 110-130 кг костры на 150 кг вяжущего, 200 л воды для изготовления 1 м3 Костробетона. Кроме гидратной извести мы добавляем минеральные добавки. Там нету цемента и песка. Но основной ингредиент - Известь.

    • @hempireua
      @hempireua  2 года назад +3

      @@user-ki2ux2fk2o спросите у французов раз они всё придумали. Что вы от нас хотите? В Украине никогда не было такого типа извести.
      Какое право вы имеете оскорблять человека? Вас родители так учили?

    • @vestainfo
      @vestainfo Год назад

      @@hempireua Такие дома придумали у нас в Украине, давным давно издревле делали мазанки на глине- коста конопли, льна, солома или камыш- а французы еще жили в каменных замках,пока украинцы вовсю лепили мазанки. Да у нас все сараи для скотины даже делали из этого материала- еще до сих пор стоят по 100 лет😂 - а франзузы и рядом не стояли.Вы молодец - видоизменили состав , осовременнили и строите супер дома для людей, всех благ Вам и вашей семье🙏 Целеустремленные и умные люди всегда смогут улучшить наш мир и сделать жизнь комфортной и радостной, а вы один из этих людей. Так держать👍
      P.S Мой муж с вами ,, дружит,, по вашему профилю.
      Хотела выразить Вам свое восхищение вашей целеустремленностью и профессионализмом.

  • @NSResponder
    @NSResponder Год назад +1

    Great material, but it looks way too labor-intensive. I'd want a way to apply and compact it rapidly with high pressure air, like shotcrete.

  • @pinkertondom_7442
    @pinkertondom_7442 4 месяца назад

    Доброго дня вам.
    Чим щекатурите, з зовні та з середини ? Чимось "дихаючим" ?
    Товщиу стін можна робити по суті будь яку ?

    • @hempireua
      @hempireua  4 месяца назад

      Доброго дня! Штукатурка на основі гідравлічного вапна найкраще рішення. Товщина утеплювача може бути різна.

  • @kristianmrsk3683
    @kristianmrsk3683 11 месяцев назад +2

    can you upload a video again without the mind blowing music

  • @djSmokeShow
    @djSmokeShow 10 месяцев назад

    Just curious, could wheat straw couldn't be used when hemp isn't available? Anyone know? I mean I know it's not as hip as having a ganja house but wheat straw is EXTREMELY abundant as it is a byproduct of producing wheat.

    • @hempireua
      @hempireua  10 месяцев назад

      You could use straw. But hemp is different in terms of thermal performance and humidity regulation.

  • @roiad876
    @roiad876 8 месяцев назад +1

    Can I get some consultation? I live in Mexico don't know if you offer any services here.

    • @hempireua
      @hempireua  8 месяцев назад

      Sure ! Write us on instagram : @hempire_ua

  • @sunroo
    @sunroo Год назад

    Do you have any problems with cracking where the timber meets the hempcrete?

    • @hempireua
      @hempireua  Год назад

      Hempcrete has to flush with a timber, or if covering (going around) the stud the thickness of hempcrete should be minimum 3 inches (7.5 cm).

    • @sunroo
      @sunroo Год назад

      I mean cracking of the lime based render on the outside, I realise you should use mesh in the render to minimise cracking its just with this 2 stud wall system your creating a lot of timber to hempcrete joins which may be more prone to cracking of the render, do these joins hold up well over time? Especially if you use mesh

    • @hempireua
      @hempireua  Год назад +1

      @@sunroo this house has timber shingles, so this double stud system is the correct one. For the exterior render it’s better to sink the stud in the hempcrete. You are correct.

  • @andrewringquist2800
    @andrewringquist2800 2 года назад +2

    I am in the U.S. and I cannot seem to find any in person trainings offered for 2022. Are you aware of anyone offering hands on experiences installing and finishing hempcrete. Also, I would suggest that anyone mixing hempcrete wear a high filtration mask as exposure to this dust might be the most hazardous part of working with hempcrete.

    • @kmcroes
      @kmcroes 2 года назад

      I am a hempcrete installer in Michigan. I know of a few different companies that do this throughout the US. Where are you located?

    • @aniruddhpatel9384
      @aniruddhpatel9384 2 года назад

      @@kmcroes hi I m in Chattanooga TN , I m planning to build home with hemp . Would you suggest anyone who can help . Thanks

    • @8u2b
      @8u2b 2 года назад

      @@kmcroes do you know any builders in Virginia?

    • @hempireua
      @hempireua  2 года назад +1

      Check USHBA for active hempcrete companies across US

    • @kmcroes
      @kmcroes 2 года назад +1

      @@hempireua Thanks Sergiy. Good plug. I would like to know are you notching out a spot on to fit the bracing in the studs?

  • @kenmiliner1807
    @kenmiliner1807 Год назад +1

    I couldn't understand what he was saying, what all did he say he put in the mixer?

    • @heathboeddeker5401
      @heathboeddeker5401 Месяц назад

      Hemp Hurd, Lime powder , and water. Turn up your hearing aid next video

  • @justinmohr9449
    @justinmohr9449 Год назад

    How can i get in contact with you and learn more about this tech?

    • @smartbuilders144
      @smartbuilders144 Год назад

      I would also join this group please, would you do some kind of on site training?

  • @Masyanya88
    @Masyanya88 2 года назад +4

    Доброго дня, а українська озвучка буде? Дякую.

    • @user-ki2ux2fk2o
      @user-ki2ux2fk2o 2 года назад +1

      Что толку что будет, если он никому не говорит про состав!

    • @hempireua
      @hempireua  2 года назад +1

      Знімемо окреме відео.

    • @hempireua
      @hempireua  2 года назад

      @@user-ki2ux2fk2o у нас с вами какие-то особенные отношения?

    • @vestainfo
      @vestainfo Год назад

      @@user-ki2ux2fk2o Что вы прицепились к составу)) конечно не говорит состав- это секрет фирмы🙂 - состав- это опыт и время человека - которое он вложил для результата,а вы с претензией говорите-не даёт состав смеси( жлоб)🙂. Вы хотите на ,,шарика,, получить состав просто потому что хотите украсть его опыт и время- а это паразитизм. По хорошему сами поэксперементруйте, купите ингридиенты, поспрашивайте и проведите эксперемент и получите саой опыт и знание темы, тогда вы сможете что-то сделать с составом и узнать рабочую схему для себя лично- а это труд)) , а не обзывать трудоспособного и деятельного человека жлобом.

  • @wiezyczkowata
    @wiezyczkowata 11 месяцев назад +1

    can you make balconies in house made of hempcrete?

    • @hempireua
      @hempireua  11 месяцев назад

      You can insulate it from inside

    • @wiezyczkowata
      @wiezyczkowata 11 месяцев назад

      @@hempireua you mean I should build a concrete house with balcony and then insulate it with hempcrete?

    • @hempireua
      @hempireua  11 месяцев назад

      @@wiezyczkowata I need to understand what you are trying to do. It’s not a load bearing material. It’s quite clear that you need timber frame or some kind of surface to attach it to.

    • @wiezyczkowata
      @wiezyczkowata 11 месяцев назад

      @@hempireua sorry to answer so late, I had a hectic couple of days, what I would want is a 2 story house made of hempcrete with balconies on a second story, if I build a hempcrete house but with a regular ceiling like in a concrete house would it be able to support balconies? or does a hempcrete house have to have a hempcrete ceiling?

    • @hempireua
      @hempireua  11 месяцев назад +1

      @@wiezyczkowata you can build a balcony in a hemp house with timber but you just need a proper support columns made out of timber installed under the balcony

  • @vasileciocirlan5775
    @vasileciocirlan5775 2 года назад +2

    Where can i buy hempcrete?

    • @hempireua
      @hempireua  2 года назад

      You can by from us binder and hemp hurds. hempireua@gmail.com

    • @vasileciocirlan5775
      @vasileciocirlan5775 2 года назад

      Thx. How much hemp hurd i need for 150m2 wall?

    • @smartbuilders144
      @smartbuilders144 Год назад

      @@hempireua are you based on Europe?

    • @hempireua
      @hempireua  Год назад

      @@smartbuilders144 Europe and west coast, USA

  • @quinxx12
    @quinxx12 6 месяцев назад

    But what's the binder? Looks like regular cement to me. That wouldn't really be that much more sustainable..

  • @zoltanovicha1746
    @zoltanovicha1746 4 месяца назад

    А де знаходиться цей будинок?, цікаво було-б поспілкуватись з власником а при можливості зустрітись?

    • @hempireua
      @hempireua  4 месяца назад

      Обуховський район. Можемо організувати якщо власники на місці. Пішить нам в інстаграмі. @Hempire_ua

  • @ZackHaddad
    @ZackHaddad 3 месяца назад

    How do I reach out to you?

    • @hempireua
      @hempireua  3 месяца назад

      Kovser@gmail.com