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HEAT develops sustainable construction materials by utilizing recycled glass to create HEAT concrete, which is ten times more thermally insulating and three times lighter than traditional concrete. Their lightweight aggregates enhance energy efficiency in building exteriors while reducing material weight, addressing the need for more sustainable and efficient construction solutions.

Miami, United StatesFounded 2023410+ followers
Updated 4 months ago

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Product

Problem

Traditional concrete is heavy, has poor thermal insulation properties, and contributes significantly to the carbon footprint of the construction industry. The production of conventional concrete relies on energy-intensive processes and depletes natural resources.

Solution

HEAT provides sustainable construction materials by transforming recycled glass into high-performance concrete. HEAT concrete offers significantly improved thermal insulation and reduced weight compared to traditional concrete, leading to enhanced energy efficiency in buildings. The core of their concrete is HEAT aggregates, a lightweight recycled glass aggregate that is more insulating and lighter than conventional aggregates. This technology creates sustainable construction solutions by innovating the microstructure of materials and reusing waste.

Target Audience

The primary customers are construction companies, architects, and developers seeking sustainable and energy-efficient building materials for residential and commercial projects.

Features

  • HEAT concrete: Up to 10x more thermally insulating and 3x lighter than traditional concrete for exterior walls of low-rise houses and buildings.
  • HEAT aggregates: Lightweight aggregate made from recycled glass, offering 15x more insulation and 5x less weight than conventional aggregates.
  • HARD versions: Up to 2x lighter concrete mixes designed for slabs, beams, and other structural elements requiring compressive strength exceeding 35 MPa.
  • Sustainable construction: Utilizes recycled glass to reduce waste and lower the carbon footprint of construction projects.
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