the £26,000 armoured 3d printed homes designed to withstand a zombie apocalypse - lithium iron phosphate battery
Living off the grid no longer means sacrificing comfort thanks to a Ukrainian company that creates the ultimate of self
Luxury enough.
Modular homes are fully customizable and can withstand any environment in the world thanks to the high-tech materials used in their buildings.
And for super
For security reasons, the company has even provided a special version that can defend against hordes of zombie invaders.
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Power house made in Kiev
PassivDom, a company that uses industrial 3d printing to make a property.
The houses are the idea of engineer Dr. Max Gerbut and his team, built from carbon fiber and fiberglass, which means the entire property can be completely recycled.
Starting at 30,000 euros (£ 26,000/$32,000)
And increased to 60,000 euros (£ 51,000/$63,000)
Additional services are available. The tongue-in-
The cheek zombie special package includes the Bible for last minute prayers and extra toilet paper supplies.
Additional security
More likely to stop
More like a thief than a living dead man.
Includes armored glass, reinforced aluminum windows and door frames, and building materials that are six times stronger than steel. A built-
In the alarm system, you can also monitor your home by sending videos to your smartphone.
These properties will take about a month to build at the company's Kiev factory, but customers can also pre-build from a range
Construction module ready for shipment-
Can be with you in a few hours.
The size of the home can be customized according to the number of modules purchased, and a full set of furniture can be provided for an additional fee.
They are also completely mobile and can be installed anywhere in the world and can withstand any impact the environment has on them --
Thanks to very efficient insulation.
Home is entirely your own.
Enough, there are solar panels on the roof to collect energy
Even in the case of rain, the interest rate is lower
Up to two weeks of backup capacity can be stored.
Charging is stored in lithium iron phosphate battery, which is frost-
High resistance-55°C (-67°F).
These properties are believed to consume 20 cents less energy than traditional homes.
PassivDom also claims that they are the warmest residential buildings in the world, according to Guinness World Records, due to vacuum insulation technology.
For the renewal and cleaning of the liquid, the filter converts the humidity in the air into drinking water
Can be stored in 900 liters (200 gallon)capacity on-Plate reservoir.
These devices also contain filters for natural water supply-
Including lakes, wells and rivers
And an independent sewage treatment system.
There are three models ready for life.
Furniture, household appliances, pillows, and even wine glasses.
In addition, more buyers with higher technology can also install home theater systems, stereo equipment and satellite TV.
You can install comforts like a wood burning place and a fully equipped kitchen, or you can install a wooden terrace in front of the house. A self-learning micro-
The climate system creates the ideal conditions within the House by maintaining the ideal temperature and humidity, as well as monitoring the oxygen and carbon dioxide content.
Under the floor heating, even the coldest climate can be tolerated.
All of these devices are connected to the Internet, which means that every feature of the future home can be controlled by the app.
In an interview with toTechCrunch, DrGerbut said: "passivdom is the first mobile and movable house in the world with passive house parameters.
"Thanks to the use of advanced materials and unique developments by our engineers, PassivDom has the highest thermal performance in residential buildings.
The walls of PassivDom are as warm as bricks.
The thermal properties are high enough to use 20 times less energy than ordinary buildings.
That's why it's possible to achieve full shutdown.
In the cold climate without complex and expensive engineering heating systems, the autonomy of the power grid.