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The pros and cons of permanent formwork systems for single dwelling wall construction
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Nathan Johnson

Nathan Johnson

12 Jan 2017 • 10m read • View Author

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Zego Building System�s ICF was used on the recently completed Blue Mountains House by Blue Eco Homes which was the recent recipient of a 2016 HIA Green Smart Award.

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Cadence & Co have delivered some of Sydney�s premier new luxury homes using the Dincel construction system. Image: Palm Beach House

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The structural side of the Cronulla House by Reg Lark Architect (right) involved the use of the Ritek XL wall system. A key benefit on the system is its reduced wall thickness compared to conventional masonry. Photography by DLPhotography

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