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fairly common ("6 Million-Dollar Home – Styrofoam Wall. Who would've thunk it?" "Fairly common actually. FYI, most of the architectural add-ons on the newer builds are styrofoam. The faux Tudor accents, the gable ends, all kinds of things you see on the exterior of houses are lightweight, easy to glue on, styrofoam. These are not structural members and the decrease in weight means they will stress the structure less, cost less, and look just as good. Еven bridge decks are loaded with foam to save weight. Anywhere you see loads of concrete, you might find some foam when you cut it open, as long as it’s engineered for it." -- это вполне обычное дело (Reddit) ART Vancouver) |
