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2. Miami-Dade, Florida high impact tests (video)
   @ 140 fps (feet per second)
   A. 1/2-inch rebar
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   C. 1/2-inch rebar (with stucco)
   D. 5/8-inch rebar (with stucco)
   
3. Shattered 2x4 after high impact missile test
   wth 80 fps
   
4. Publications
   Builder's Journal-English
   Builder's Journal-Spanish
   Insurance article- Do you      live in a "safe" home?
   Times Picayune-         New Orleans
   Laf-Advertiser-2007-Apr
   Laf-Advertiser-2005-Feb
   
5. Interesting Comments
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7. Projects-Details
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   VII-Mississippi State Univ
8. Technical Videos
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10. Videos (showcase home and block production)
11. Engineer reports/tests
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    II-Engineer test summary
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    -Building Code review,etc
    IV-Sample engr. drawing
    
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29. Insurance Savings
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    Louisiana     -    25%
    Florida  -  Premium..
    ...discount loss mitigation
    
30. Government response
    
    
    
31. Safe Room/Storm Shelter
    
    
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32. Directions how to build
33. Insulation
34. Rebar
35. Lintels (headers)
36. Electrical
37. Plumbing
38. Stucco
39. Metal trusses, rafters, etc
40. Hurricane straps, top-
        plate fastners
41. Nail gun
42. Dry vs. wet pour grout
43. Concrete pump usage
    
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44. Block producers
45. VOBB Easy Steps®
46. Other products of interest
47. VOBB® with thin stone
48. VOBB-USA
49. Returns/Refunds
50. Safety
    
    MIAMI-DADE COUNTY approval in-process for NOA
    High Velocity Hurricane Zone
    
51. Test walls, lintels summary for Miami-Dade
52. FTL engineer reports:
    TAS 201 202 203 and        ASTM E72
    ASTM E529
    
53. GFA engineer report
54. PSI engineer report
55. FTL test summary

    Compression test successful for test walls to pounds -
    test #    width x height    #
    E-1        5' x 10'       114,00
    F-1       5' x 16' 6"   93,000
    G-1       8' x 8'           52,400
    H-1       5' x 16' 6"   76,000
    
    LINTELS - 3 and 6 foot:
    Compression test successful to pounds -
    test #    width x height    #
    GRAVITY LOAD:
    A-4         4' x 18"       145,000
    A-5               same     130,000
    A-6               same     145,000
    UPLIFT LOAD
    A-7             same      150,000
    A-8             same     170,000
    A-9             same      150,000
    GRAVITY LOAD:
    B-4         7' x 2'       130,000
    B-5               same     130,000
    B-6               same     145,000
    UPLIFT LOAD
    B-7             same      150,000
    B-8             same      130,000
    B-9             same      150,000

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TX, OK & AR
Mark O’Reilly – 817-713-2696
inquiry@davidspatio.com

For technical support:
Verot Oaks Building Blocks Inc.
4400A Ambassador Caffery Parkway #154
Lafayette, LA 70508
phone: 337-781-0705
phone: 866-580-8622
phone: 337-214-4451
fax: 866-580-8622
vobb@earthlink.net

Mississippi
Jack Coggin - 228-452-3933
Pass Building Materials

Michael King The Cajun Contractor

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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