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Q. What is the CBS technology?
Q. What technology and experience does your company have?
Q. What do your products look like?
Q. Why is the CBS system better?
Q. Are you able to build larger structures in addition to homes?
Q. What is the cost?
Q. Can I get products to stick build?
Q. What comes in your panels?
Q. Do you build and install the roofs?
Q. Are your products certified? Will the building departments approve them?
Q. Can the walls be built to 60 foot sections with continuous top & bottom plates? Or do they have to be made in smaller panels and joined together?
Q. Is the lightweight structurally reinforced concrete board that you apply, Hardi Board?
Q. Can the CBS system use both Lap Siding & Vertical (4'x8' sheets) Siding?
Q. What is the difference between lightweight structurally reinforced concrete board and fiber reinforced cement board?
Q. Does CBS make Trusses?
Q. What holds the insulation panels in place between rafters?
Q. Can rafters be fitted with tie bars to create cathedral spaces?
Q. How are the hollow studs fastened to the top & bottom plates?
Q. Why can't the studs also be glued to the top / bottom plates, in addition to screws, for extra strength & support?
Q. Are the doors & windows made by brand name manufacturers that the average consumer is familiar with?
Q. What is closed cell fireproof structural foam insulation?
Q. What is expanded polystyrene insulation?
Q. What if the finished wall panel inclusive of siding, windows, doors, electrical conduit, is damaged or undermined in transportation to building site?
Q. Does CBS guaranty the safe transportation of the panels and everything else being trucked from their factory to the building site?
Q. What would be the approximate cost per square foot of a 1600 sq ft rectangular house finished by CBS, with siding, roof, doors, windows, electrical conduit, etc.?
Q. How will CBS products be commercialized?