Made of crop residues and Industrial by-products -- this 100% upcycled building material is carbon-negative. It is lightweight, strong, durable & thermally insulating - helping architects and builders achieve NetZero buildings.
Agrocrete® , by Green Jams offers both solid and hollow blocks, and has been tested and verified by CSIR-Central Building Research Institute (CSIR-CBRI), Roorkee.
Innovated, Manufactured and supplied by GreenJams in India, Agrocrete® is one among their many material innovations, and offers lower construction costs, higher insulation and lesser weight, in addition to reduced requirements of plaster and mortar, and much faster masonry. Please find few explanatory links from Green Jams https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=45lKWtFdNWs
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mi0lmYDgTqQ

AgriBioPanels by Strawcture, are compressed agrifiber panels made of more than 90% straw and a proprietary binding adhesive and then compressed at a high temperature & pressure. The panels come in 3 grades and in thickness from 8mm – 35mm.
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Agri-fiber green panels are extremely strong, durable, and resilient to extreme conditions.
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Cutting-edge research in agri-fiber compression and a state-of-the-art manufacturing setup. Strawcture offers the best eco-friendly and sustainable product for all interior and furniture requirements.
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Agribiopanel is a completely sustainable, green building solution for a circular economy by re-using natural resources such as farm wastes in manufacturing construction materials.
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Please find few explanatory links https://youtu.be/pVG-IXpSeyQ

Earth Blocks India manufactures different types of CSEBs like Solid Blocks, Hollow Interlocking Blocks and Solid Interlocking Blocks, giving the customer option to choose the type of blocks as per their project requirement. Earth Blocks also help take up the construction projects involving CSEBs either directly or through handpicked contractors who have good experience in working with building materials especially in earthen construction like using CSEBs.
