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The Challenge

 

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The Crew and Chief Designer.

 

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This simple manufacturing process and equipment needed, allow for the rapid implementation of a shelter manufacturing facility.

 

"Make everything as simple as possible, but not simpler"

- Albert Einstein

The Solution

 

Fiberglass blends strength, durabity, and longevity with the flexibility to survive shipping and assembly.

CSI Domes resist most of the elements we often consider the most difficult to overcome; rotting, warping, water penetration, winds, snow accumulation, pests, and hail.

 

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The parts are stacked... in our favour

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“Give a man a fish; you have fed him for today.  Teach a man to fish; and you have fed him for a lifetime”

- Chinese Proverb

The assembly Procedure

The Haiti Domes Project

 

The Canadian Super Igloo

 

The basic core structure is an eight-section fiberglass hemisphere with a ventilation cap. Straight segments are added to extend the structure into many configurations, to serve in a myriad of applications.

To the domestic consumer, these structures represent an competitive alternative to existing solutions, for both above and below ground applications. The domes are available in 3 basic colors and a wide selection of specialty colors. We are even moulding translucent parts for urban greenhousing demands.

Let us not overlook their portability. If the situation dictates, the domes can be disassembled, and the components moved, even by man power alone if necessary. The heaviest component we produce is under 50 kilograms or 110 pounds.

 

The Super Igloo Factory

 

CSI is also making available it's proprietary technology and designs to those inclined towards an easily expandable manufacturing business, or to augment an existing fiberglass production facility.

These factories are completely equipped, yet compact, fiberglass plants. Depending on how many moulds are included, the whole package can fit into as few as 3 shipping containers. The moulds may also be purchased separately.

The relatively simple manufacturing process and equipment needed allow for the very rapid implementation of a dome manufacturing facility.