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NEWs

January 2011 For the Toronto national home show Concept PolygHome will present is new bioclimatic house.
January 2011For the Montreal national home show Concept PolygHome will present is new bioclimatic house.
January 2011The house presented at the Toronto national home show will be decorated by the designer Debbie Travis
January 2011The Montreal University has the mandate to study and analyze in 2011 the new technology of Concept PolygHome.

Did you know ?

Did you know that PolygHomes concept designs BioClimatic homes?
Did you know that PolygHomes structure benefits from its ventilation ducts and diffusers to air condition the home?
Did you know that PolygHomes structure is mainly composed with engineered wood that is approved FSC?
Did you know that Polyghome offers a tempered and controlled atmosphere under its first level?
Did you know that PolygHomes innovative foundation allows for using 50% less cement?
Did you know that the multifunctional thermal walls that PolygHome offers, allows for various finishing panels?
Did you know that PolygHome offers a superior thermal envelope if compared to a traditional construction?

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Concept PolygHome

Bioclimatic Architecture

Polyghome is a new construction concept of which the main components are completely industrialized. The structure is made with wood beams that are manufactured from the recovery of engineered wood and are certified FSC. Polyghome is composed with aluminum, energy-efficient glass for the windows, a soya based polyurethane foam for the insulation and also has insulated framework for the foundation with cement. Polyghome was created with similar technologies as those of the aero spatial and automobile industry. Its elements are built with precision and are assembled quickly. Once put together, the structural parts form a trapezoid. When the desired quantity of trapezoid volumes are united, on different levels and configurations; the PolygHome is formed! PolygHome responds to today’s real needs for a bioclimatic home.