Used material

Ecology, naturalness, and durability – these are the main principles behind the construction of dome homes

Each of our dome homes is created from natural, environmentally friendly materials that not only ensure the structure’s durability but also create a healthy microclimate for living or relaxation.

The dome frame is made from high-quality C24 wood, forming a strong yet lightweight, timely structure. Each module is manufactured in the factory and assembled on-site, ensuring precision and quick assembly.

For thermal insulation in dome homes, two natural, health-friendly, and highly effective solutions are used – STEICO flex 036 wood wool or hempcrete. Both options feature excellent thermal properties, sound insulation, are “breathable” and eco-friendly.

Wood wool – STEICO flex 036

The lowest thermal conductivity coefficient among natural materials

Excellent sound insulation

Moisture regulation – provides protection against mold and fungi

Fire-resistant, safe to use

Environmentally friendly – recyclable, free from harmful chemical additives

Free space planning without columns

Hempcrete

Made from hemp hurds, lime, and water

Excellent heat retention – walls keep warmth for a long time

Fire-resistant, antibacterial, and mold-resistant

Regulates indoor microclimate – breathable and long-lasting

100% natural and biodegradable – a sustainable choice

Interior finishing

Only natural materials are used for the interior finishing of the dome, which help create a cozy and healthy living environment.

The clay used in the dome home is one of the best interior finishing materials, as it has unique properties while maintaining a guarantee of quality.

Naturally regulates the humidity level indoors

Clay absorbs excess moisture and releases it when the air becomes too dry, ensuring the indoor microclimate remains balanced

Highly aesthetic

Clay plaster creates a cozy and natural texture that blends well with both modern and traditional interiors

Perfectly complements wood wool and hempcrete, ensuring the building "breathes"

Clay and wood wool together help regulate air and moisture exchange, preventing mold and ensuring natural ventilation

Provides additional thermal mass

Clay effectively stores heat, accumulating solar warmth during the day and slowly releasing it later, maintaining a stable temperature indoors

An eco-friendly and durable material

Natural clay is fully recyclable, does not emit harmful substances, and contributes to sustainable construction principles

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