APIGO, KRYZIA MAY A.

2011-00253-MN-0
BS ARCH 5-1
HOUSING AND HUMAN SETTLEMENTS
HOUSING TECHNOLOGIES
Technological change is placing increased pressure on the real
estate industry. It has reduced the market edge of the real estate
professional by democratizing information and allowing other
settlement service providers to occupy priority positions in the
transaction. It forces real estate firms to create new ways of
adding value for consumers and thus has raised the cost of doing
business, leading to consolidation of the industry. Finally, by
creating a vast array of investment vehicles, technology has
drawn household wealth away from owned housing toward
financial markets, thus decreasing demand for real estate
services. This article describes how each of these impacts will
play out in the future.
NHA ON HOUSING MARKET
The National Housing Authority (NHA) is the sole national
agency mandated to engage in housing production for low
income families. It traces its roots to the People's Homesite
Corporation (PHC), the first government housing agency
established on 14 October 1938 and to the National Housing
Commission (NHC) which was created seven years later, on 17
September 1945. These two agencies, the PHC and the NHC,
were eventually merged on 4 October 1947 into the People's
Homesite and Housing Corporation (PHHC).
The Ministry adopted the wholistic approach to housing. The
NHA was placed as an attached agency to the MHS.On 26
March 1986, Executive Order No. 10 was issued placing the
NHA as well as the other agencies attached to the abolished
MHS, under the administrative supervision of the office of the
President. Subsequently, Executive Order No. 90 was issued on
17 December 1986, rationalizing the housing structure in the
government along lines of specialization and concentration.
EO 90 identified the key housing agencies to implement the
National Shelter Program and defined their respective
mandates. The NHA was mandated to be the sole government
agency to engage in housing production. Under the said
Executive Order, NHA was placed under the policy and
program supervision of the Housing and Urban Development
Coordinating Council (HUDCC), the umbrella agency for
shelter charged with the main function of coordinating the
activities of various government housing agencies engaged in
production, finance and regulation.
Executive Order No. 20 on 28 May 2001 reaffirmed mass
housing as a centerpiece program in the poverty alleviation
efforts of government. Said EO likewise reaffirmed HUDCC's

administrative supervision over the housing agencies including

the NHA.
AITECH
- Accreditation of Innovative Technologies for Housing
- AITECH stands for Accreditation of Innovative Technologies
for Housing. It is a system for accrediting innovative
technologies for housing. AITECH was conceived as a result of
the numerous building technologies that have been developed
in the last few years using non-traditional or alternative
materials and systems. Cognizant of their potential in reducing
over-all housing costs, it has become imperative to accredit
these innovative technologies for low-cost housing.
AITECH responds to queries and requests from
private manufacturers of indigenous and innovative building
materials/systems for technical and engineering evaluation
leading to accreditation of these products. The AITECH InterAgency Committee reviews and accredits the technologies
OBJECTIVES OF THE COMMITTEE
The AITECH Committee acts as a review and approving
body for applications for accreditation of innovative
technologies appropriate for housing. Its main objective is to
assist producers of innovative technologies in securing
acceptance of their products or systems in the market as well
as to make these technologies acceptable for funding under
government housing loan programs.
The Committee also aims to encourage and promote the
use of innovative technologies as an alternative to traditional
housing construction system; and to develop standards,
guidelines, and procedures for accreditation system.
SCOPE OF WORK AND FUNCTIONS OF THE
COMMITTEE
The AITECH Committee reviews applications for
accreditation of new and improved technologies which are
appropriate for housing and can serve as alternatives to
traditional or conventional building technologies.
The Committee performs the following functions:
1.

2.

3.

Review and approve applications for materials

testing and engineering and economic evaluation of
local and/or foreign innovative housing
technologies;
Provide services as testing, wherein evaluating
agencies conduct the necessary validation on
innovative technology systems / materials;
Issue certificates of validation and / or
accreditation to manufacturers / owners of
approved innovative technology systems /
materials;

4.

5.

6.

7.

8.

9.

Issue implementing guidelines and procedures on

the said accreditation system for public
dissemination;
Determine the amount of processing fee to be
charged by testing / evaluating agencies for the
information of applicants;
Establish performance and cost standards and
identify relevant tests for building materials /
systems as the basis for evaluating and accrediting
innovative technology systems / materials;
Review appropriate applications of new
technologies and use of innovative building
materials;
Provider a short-list of accredited building
technologies to funding institutions and
dissemination of information to other possible endusers; and
Undertake such other functions as may be
necessary to disseminate information to support its
primary functions.

ROLES AND RESPONSIBILITIES OF PARTICIPATING

AGENCIES
The roles and responsibilities of participating agencies
are:
HUDCC - gives final approval for issuance of
accreditation certificate. The HUDCC Chairman
affixes his signature on the certificate.
2. NHA - evaluates applications based on checklist of
requirements; refers to evaluating agencies (UPBRS, DOST, DPWH); evaluates and validates costs
and structural designs; and consolidates evaluation
results. Also assigned as AITECH secretariat.
3. DOST-PCIEERD - evaluates materials properties
(physical, mechanical behavior, etc); and conducts
research and development of new technologies.
4. HGC - appraises housing unit.
5. UP-BRS - evaluates structural designs, properties of
building materials, and overall technical feasibility
of technologies, and conducts information
dissemination.
6. DPWH-BRS - evaluates structural designs and
properties of building materials.
7. HDMF - reviews and accepts accredited
technologies for mortgage financing under UHLP
and HDMF housing loan programs.
8. NHMFC - reviews and accepts accredited
technologies for mortgage financing under UHLP.
9. CIAP - disseminates information; and includes
applicable technologies in the Modular Coordination
System.
10. HLURB - evaluates technologies for compliance
with housing standards based on BP 220 / National
Building Code.
11. DTI-BPS- monitors quality of production through
regular inspection of local production plants; and
takes charge of patenting technologies.

processes of existing systems/materials; (2) new construction

techniques applied or utilized in low-cost housing units; and
(3) new building materials designed to serve as alternatives to
traditional or conventional components.
The technologies considered for application are the
following:
1.

2.

Locally developed and manufactured building

systems / materials appropriated for housing
including their construction techniques /
systems; and
Building systems / materials developed in other
countries, whether being introduced to the
country or have been adopted and manufactured
locally with or without modifications.

CRITERIA FOR ACCREDITATION

Innovative technologies include local and international
technologies that use non-traditional or alternative materials or
system with significant reductions in construction costs
(thereby insuring affordability) as opposed to the use of
conventional materials and systems (e.g. concrete hollow
blocks). In addition, innovative technologies place emphasis
on environmental considerations.

1.

DEFINITION OF TECHNOLOGY
The term "technology" refers to (1) new production

Evaluation of Committee member agencies are based on

the following:
1. Compliance to housing standards based on BP 220,
PD 957 and the National Building Code, Fire Code,
BP344 & other applicable laws;
2. Structural evaluation / validation of submitted
structural designs (based on design load and
allowable applied stresses);
3. Cost effectiveness based on the resulting
construction costs (current cost estimates of housing
construction inclusive of mark-up) as compared
with housing units built with conventional building
technologies. Use of special equipment and costs of
transport shipment of materials should also be
incorporated in cost estimates;
4. Appraisal / validation of housing units using the
technology for mortgage acceptance by funding
institutions;
5. Physical properties and structural soundness of
technologies in relation to health consideration and
suitability to local climactic and topographic
conditions;
6. Locally available raw materials for the production /
use of particular technologies; and
7. Consistency of required quality in mass production.
STEPS IN ACCREDITATION
Technology evaluation shall be based on the
information provided in all documents submitted to the
AITECH Secretariat as well as on plant and site inspection
conducted by the AITECH member-agencies. The steps in
accreditation are as follows:
The Committee performs the following functions:

1. The proponent submits AITECH accreditation

application.
2. AITECH Secretariat receives application and
reviews attached documents if complete.
3. If documents are complete, AITECH Secretariat
issues Order of Payment for Evaluation Fee.
4. NHA-HTDO evaluates compliance to standards,
structural design, cost evaluation or seek assistance
of support agencies. Forward to DPWH, ASEP for
complicated structural analysis, and / or to UP BRS / DPWH - BRS / DOST for testing.

5. Conduct of Site/Plant visit and Inspection.

6. AITECH Secretariat prepares Consolidated Report
and Recommendation to be submitted to GM for
endorsement to HUDCC Chair.
7. GM to endorse the recommendation for AITECH
accreditation to HUDCC Chair. HUDCC Chair
approves recommendation and signs AITECH
accreditation certificate.
8. Secures approved AITECH accreditation certificate
and informs proponent.

PROCESS FLOW CHART

CHECKLIST OF REQUIREMENTS FOR ACCREDITATION

A. Building System
1. Building Technology Proposal (Application Form)
2. Company profile supported with Registration Certificate from SEC for corporations, DTI for sole proprietorship or CDA
for cooperatives
3. Audited Financial Statements which shall include Accountants Statement and Income Tax Return stamped and duly
received by the BIR
4. Technology Brochures (3 sets)
5. Sample Material
6. Economic Life Span (Signed Warranty)
7. Test Results (Fire Resistance Test, Moisture Resistance Test, Compressive Strength Test, and other tests needed in the
technical evaluation shall be conducted by the ff. accredited testing agencies / laboratories:
i. TESTS
ACCREDITED TESTING AGENCIES
ii. Moisture Test
MATEST Laboratory Services, Inc.
Telefax # 640-0770 / 642-0664
iii. Compressive & Tensile Test
DOST, UP-BRS Tel # 981-8100
iv. Fire Test
Forest Product Research & Dev't Inst.
(FPRDI) Tel # (049)536-2377, 536-2586
536-2360 Fax # (049) 536-3630
v. Water Test
Laguna Lake Dev't Authority (LLDA)
Tel # 286-6143 / 286-6123
vi. Note: Foreign Trade results shall be accompanied by a letter of Certification from the Philippine Embassy
where the test was conducted.
8. Copy of Title of Patent (if applicable)
9. Technical Manual (3 sets)
10. White / Blue print of signed and sealed Building Plans (2 sets 20" x 30" and 3 sets A3)Architectural by Registered
License Architect / Structural Plans by Civil engineer or Structural Engineer

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12.
13.
14.
15.
16.

Building Specifications signed and sealed (3 sets)

Bill of Material / Cost Estimates (Direct Cost) and Selling Cost per unit signed and sealed
Cost comparison between the applied innovative technology / material and the conventional (3 sets)
Structural Design Analysis and Computation in Metric System signed and sealed (3 sets) by Structural Engineer
Photocopy of License of the Engineer / Architect
List of Completed and On-going Projects using the applied technology /
material
17. Ocular inspection of Plant, Completed and On-going Projects using
the applied technology
B. MATERIALS ONLY
1. Building Technology Proposal (Application Form)
2. Company profile supported with Registration Certificate from SEC for corporations, DTI for sole proprietorship or CDA
for cooperatives
3. Audited Financial Statements which shall include Accountants Statement and Income Tax Return stamped and duly
received by the BIR
4. Technology Brochures (3 sets)
5. Sample Material
6. Economic Life Span (Signed Warranty)
7. Test Results (Fire Resistance Test, Moisture Resistance Test, Compressive
Strength Test, and other tests needed in the technical evaluation shall be
conducted by the ff. accredited testing agencies / laboratories:
8. Copy of Title of Patent (if applicable)
9. Technical Manual (3 sets)
10. Bill of Material / Cost Estimates (Direct Cost) and Selling Price (3 sets)
11. Cost comparison between the applied innovative technology / material and the conventional (3 sets)
12. List of Completed and On-going Projects using the applied technology / material
13. Ocular Inspection of Plant, Completed and On-going Projects using the applied technology
CRITERIA FOR EVALUATION OF INNOVATIVE TECHNOLOGIES APPLIED FOR AITECH ACCREDITATION
MATERIALS/BUILDING SYSTEM
A. Performance Specs
1. Materials Strength
i. Load Bearing
a. 400 to 600 psi
10%
b.

Above 600 psi

15%

ii. Non-Load Bearing

a. 300 psi
10%
b.

Above 300 psi

15%

2. Fire Rating
i. One (1) hour fire resistant
5%
ii. Above 1 hour fire resistive rating
10%
3. Moisture
i. Non-Resistant
0%
ii. Resistant
10%
4. Economic Lifespan
i. Below 10 years
0%
ii. 10 to 20 years
5%
iii. 21 to 34 years
8%

iv. 35 years above

10%
5. Adaptability to Other Technologies
i. Non adaptable (closed system requires special design when inter-connected with other building materials
)
0%
ii. Adaptable (open system can be easily connected with other building materials) 10%
6. Green Component
i. With component
0%
ii. Without Component
10%
B. Cost Compared to Conventional Construction
Below 5%
0%
5 to 20%
5%
Above 20%
10%
C. Housing Production Rate compared to Conventional Construction
Below 10% Faster
0%
10 to 20% Faster
5%
Above 20% Faster
10%
D. Production Capacity (No. of Units Supplied / Delivered per Month)
Availability of Local Material
5%
Existence of local plant and warehouse
5%
Warehouse only with plant abroad
3%
E. Units Completed Using Technology
0
0%
Below 20 units *
5%
Above 20 units
10%
*20 units is defined as the number of housing units considered as mass housing (for discussion)
FORMS/PAINT/SOIL STABILIZERS
A. Performance Specs
Adaptability to Other Technologies
Non adaptable
0%
Adaptable
10%
B. Cost Compared to Conventional Construction
Below 5%
0%
6% TO 14%
20%
15 to 20%
30%
Above 20%
40%
C. Housing Production Rate compared to Conventional Construction
Below 10% Faster
0%
10 to 20% Faster
5%
Above 20% Faster
10%
E. Units Completed Using Technology
0
0%
Below 20 units *
5%
Above 20 units
10%
*20 units is defined as the number of housing units considered as mass housing (for discussion)
OTHER BUILDING COMPONENTS (SEPTIC TANK / WATER TANK
A. Performance Specs
1. Material Strength
Below 15 MPa
15 MPa and above
2. Economic Lifespan
Below 5 years
5 to 20 years
Above 20 years
B. Cost Compared to Conventional
Below 5%
5 to 20%

5%
15%
5%
10%
15%
5%
10%

Above 20%
Production Rate compared to Conventional
Below 10% Faster
10 to 20% Faster
Above 20% Faster
Production Capacity
Availability of Local Material
Existence of local plant and warehouse
Warehouse only with plant abroad
Units Completed
0
Below 20 units *
Above 20 units

C.

D.

E.

20%
5%
10%
15%
5%
5%
3%
0%
10%
20%

*20 units is defined as the number of housing units considered as mass housing (for discussion)
* (50% to 60%) - One (1) year accreditation
** (61% to 80%) - Three (3) years accreditation
*** (81% to 100%) - Five (5) years accreditation
SCHEDULE OF FEES (Subject to change)
1.
2.
3.

One (1) to Four (4) Storey

Five (5) Storey and Above
Materials Only

P 5,000.000
P12,000.000
P 5,000.000

LIST OF ACCREDITED TECHNOLOGIES

1.

MEDIUM RISE BUILDING SYSTEM

MEGAWIDE CONSTRUCTION CORP.

Megawide
Precast
Concrete
Building Technologies
The building technology uses high
strength concrete for building
elements such as foundation,
columns, beams, floors and
partition walls. The construction
process is systematic that will entail shortened construction
time and quality workmanship. The precast walls using this
technology enables a wide range of visual appearances which
brings out various profiles and textures thereby bringing out the
beauty of concrete.

PHINMA

PROPERTY

HOLDING

CORPORATION

Tunnel Form Building System

The technology utilizing
Otinord Tunnel Form Works
to Cast walls and slabs of
concrete structure in single
operation which permits the
realization
of
durable
monolithic structure that will
satisfy the construction codes of countries situated in seismic
zones
such
as
the
Philippines.

SOLID GROUP TECHNOLOGIES, CORP.

My House Modular Building Technology
My House Modular Building
Technology uses lightweight
steel structures interlocked or
bolted with metal sandwich
and roofing panel. The wall
panels are color coated steel
sandwich board made of
32mm thick double-sided steel sheets with expanded
polystyrene at the mid layer while the roof panel are one-sided
or double sided corrugated color coated steel sheet with
expanded polyurethane foam that is being injected. The doors
are profiled bar frames and color coated steel sandwich board
and the windows are aluminium alloy frame window with
sliding and fixed glass window.
E. FLORENTINO + ASSOCIATES
Modular Ferro- Concrete (MFC) Building System
Modular Ferro Concrete (MFC)
Building System is a modular
building
system
creatively
responding to housing and building
needs. It is a standard building
system that is value engineered,
structurally
conceptualized,
guaranteed, quality, time controlled.
MFC combines and integrates structural sheet (light to heavy
structural shapes, plates, pipes, or bars, hence the word "ferro"
or iron) with ferrocement (the science of thin shell concrete) or
concrete construction to have the features better than other
system.

ACASYS BUILDERS
Acasys Eco Homes system is a
next generation prefabricated
technology composed of steel
adopted in lightweight steel
structure which has a good tensile
and yield strength having sulphur
and phosphorous content. The
steel structure shall be adopted with cement based composition
and multifunctional light materials or air entraining foam
cement type materials, lightweight concrete hollow material or
light steel frames composite materials.
MEGAWIDE CONSTRUCTION CORP.
Alufix Formworks (Alufix: Walls
& Slabs)
Alufix is a hand-set formwork
that covers walls and slabs in one
and the same system. It is
lightweight, crane-independent
and flexible for walls and slabs.
The frames are made of closed 3chamber powder coated aluminium profile (double groove) or
2-chamber
aluminium
profile
(single
groove).
2. ONE TO TWO STOREY BUILDING
AVIA CONSTRUCTION
CORPORATION

AND

DEVELOPMENT

Panel Board Solid Wall

System
The Panel Solid Wall
System is a new method of
walling system utilizing a
mixture of grout and
polystyrene
beads
sandwiched between two fiber cement boards. It is higher than
CHB but the composition of said system produces stronger and
durable materials as it produces a compressive strength of 7001,000 psi based on the compression test conducted.
CAVITE FORM MODULE
A patented precast concrete
technology, load bearing that has
high compression strength. It is
composed of double panels
ingeniously connected parallel to
each other by 8mm steel dowels.
They serve as concreting forms
thereby eliminating the cost of formworks.
HAUSLAND
Hausland Load Bearing Wall System
The Hausland load bearing walls are load bearing concrete
hollow blocks are laid in single layer afterwhich, the vertical
hollows are fiilled with mortar up to the top surface thereby
creating micro columns. The reinforcing bars are welded
together and the blocks are locked at the end corners for a more
stable structure.

KWANG STEEL CO., LTD AUBURN POWER TECH.,

INC.
Kwang Steel Pre-Fabricated
Sandwich Panel
Made of superior insulation
material, fire retardant, bet
sound absorption, thermal
conductive, unique style and color, quick and easy assmbly and
cost-effective. Solar electricity can be easily integrated into the
building system
POSHOME GLOBAL CORPORATION
Steel System
The process of building
Lightweight Steel Framing
houses is relatively the same
from that of the wood framed
construction. Walls, floors and
ceilings are built on repeated
process where typical wood framed truss assmblies directly
over steel frrame walls and floors. The studs and joist sections
have flanges stiffened with a lip to increase the strength of
framing members.
RESPONSE RESOLVE RESOURCES, PHILS.
Modular House
High quality and low cost
building system, flexible and
adaptable to diversity of needs,
sites and climate. The system is
designed to maximize cost
without compromising quality
and durability.
3. HIGH RISE BUILDING
MEGAWIDE CONSTRUCTION CORP.
Mammut Formworks
Mammut System has redefined
standards in wall formworks
consisting of versatile panels
with complete accessories. It is
crane dependent and its frames
are made of closed steel profiles
wih special coating. It has an all-around grooves and assembly
lock that guarantees a stepless, tight and perfectly aligned panel
connection. It is ideal for every high and large structure with
concrete load capacity of up to 100kn/m2. It brings a superior
concrete finish with it all plastic 100% wood free facing and the
symmetrical tie holes and joint pattern.

4. WALL STEEL

5. FLOOR AND ROOF DECK SYSTEM

MCM ECO MANAGEMENT CORP.

MC Ecolyt Precast
MC ECOLYT PRECAST is
made of cement, lightweight
materials
with
special
additives combined with
waste
plastic
materials
specifically (PET) plastic
bottles. PET plastic can be
used as fiber and replacement of conventional aggregates that
will improve the Engineering properties of concrete such as its
compression strength. It is lightweight and it will dramatically
decrease the building weight.

JACKBILT INDUSTIRES, INC.

T-Joist Floor and Roof Deck
System
T-Joist floor and roof deck slab
consist of poured-in-place
concrete slab and precast
prestressed inverted T-Beams
called T-Joist. T-Joist is mass produced at a controlled factory
setting with the use of slipformer, cured and cut to client's
specification. The system eliminates the use of forms which
directly translates to savings in time and money.

SRC INT'L PANEL SYSTEM, INC.

Ecopanel
is
a
lightweight hollow core
concrete wall panel,
load bearing panel
composed of cement
and fine aggregates and
reinforced with coconut coir. The panels could be used as
exterior and interior walls in low cost, middle and high end
home. The panels interlock by means of tongue and groove
which allows aligning of panels forming integral wall.
JBC INNOTECH CORPORATION
JBC Wall Panel
JBC Wall Panel is a permanent wall
formworks system for external,
internal or partition walls composed
of fiber cement board with EPS
studs. The fiber cement board is
made up of hydral silicate,
crystalline silica (quartz), cellulose fiber and water steamed and
cured in an autoclave at elevated temperature and pressure.
FAST WALL SYSTEMS PHILIPPINES, INC.
Fast Wall Lightweight Concrete Panel
Fast wall panels are made of
polystyrene beads mixed with cement
and admixtures sandwiched between
two cement boards making it light but
durable and fast to install. It is best for
both exterior and interior application
for any kind of building structure. Its weight is four times lighter
than CHB but it is tough and durable and the installation is
faster. No special equipment is needed to install and manpower
requirement is lesser. The panels have smooth skin where no
plastering is needed and only the joint are to be treated

UNION GALVASTEEL CORPORATION

Duradeck and Duraweb
Metal decking (Duradeck and
Duraweb) floor structure allows
durability and high strength, fast
installation ideal for residential,
commercial
and
industrial
applications. The material is a continuous hot dipped
galvanized
steel
OFIC PHILIPPINES, INC.
Onduline Roofing
Onduline is an attractive,
lightweight but extremely tough
corrugated roofing and wall
cladding material. Its proven
weathering qualities coupled
with the ease and safety with which it can be handled and fixed
have resulted in it being used extensively on a wide range of
buildings across the globe in all kinds of climatic conditions.
CONCRETE VENTURES GROUP INC.
Precast Prestressed Concrete
C-Joist
C-Joist
is
a
precast,
prestressed concrete joist used
as floor and roof slab system.
It is a concrete product with
pre-tensioned tendons as its
reinforcement. Basically, a concrete joist supports a suspended
flooring and form part as a slab system. C-Joist was laid on top
of the beams with a minimum of 4 inches seating clearnce on
concrete beams and at least 3 inches bearing capacity for the
steel I-beams.
STONEWORKS SPECIALIST INT'L CORP.
Fibergalss Reinforced Plastic
(FRP) is a composite of several
materials mainly fiberglass and
resin, lay down in layers and
hardened to form solid laminate.
FRP roffing will replace metal
roofing with its advantages of greater transmission of natural
light which improves work conditions and reduce energy costs.
It is also corrosion-resistant that provides long term retention of
aesthetic properties and surface protection.

6. SEPTIC

9. FENCE

PHILKOR PALSTIC CORP. ( formerly Kotec)

Three Chamber Plastic Septic Tank
The Kotec Three chamber Plastic Septic Tank is a septic tank
made from indigenous materials and recycled PE plastic
forming a system like a bio reactor where biological reaction
takes place to breakdown waste into a simple form. The system
is arranged into a staged-wise configuration first through the
anaerobic digestive chamber then through the filtering chamber
then finally through the aerobic filtering chamber.

VAZQUEZ BUILDING SYSTEMS CORP.

WEIDA SEPTIC TANK

Polyethylene Septic Tank
A pre-fabricated septic with digestive and culturing chamber
which is manufactured using rotational mould made of
premium grade resins. It is leakproof seamless unit, lightweight,
strong, rugged and resistant to impact. It is also chemical
resistant and corrosion proof. Its filter media has large surface
area for optimal microorganism growth and clogged free
optimized void tratio with removable modular chamber.

Vazbilt Prefab Fences

Vazbilt Prefab Fences is
a modular concrete
fence system using interlocking wall panels columns and tie
beams designed with versatility that gives a warm, aesthetic and
clean appearance while providing strength and security well
beyond CHB. With finished texture on both sides, the tongue
and groove system has a quick, clean and efficient installation
even during rainy days. Its assembly is clean unlike messy
hollow block laying and plastering.
10. WATER STORAGE TANK
WEIDA PHILIPPINES, INC.

STONEWORKS SPECIALIST INT'L CORP

Fiberglass Septic Tank
Fiberglass Septic Tank has
Two
chambers:
the
decomposing
chamber
(anaerobic section), and the
filtering strainer. The design and construction is generally a
cylindrical body (straight type) with a totally closed bottom
portion thus avoiding fowling and poisoning of the soil
7. PAINT
FIRST ASIAN BRIGHT STAR MARKETING CORP.
Contractor Grade Flat White latex AB 500 and premium
White Flat Latex
Eggshell Finish are USA manufactured household
paint suitable for exterior and interior. It is water based, nonflammable, non-toxic, odorless and lead-free. The p[aints are
quick drying with stain resistant formulated and mildew
resistant coating. Flat latex has a coverage of 28.37 sq.m. per
gallon.
8. SOIL STABILIZER
ISA GREENPATH ENTERPRISES, INC.
Eco base 300 Soil Stabilizer
Eco base 300 Soil Stabilizer are liquid stabilizer
designed to improve the structure/integrity of road construction
where soil becomes chemically bonded making it harder and
water resistant. The result is a road that exhibit high sheer
strength to improve soil bearing capacity that is weather-proof,
easily workable and can be compacted to a better particle
cohesion by equipment and traffic.

Weida Polystor Water

Storage Tank
The polyehylene (PE)
upright storage tank is a
premium quality tank
produced with the lates
technology to meet a
wide range of water
storage requirement and applications. It is manufactured from
reputable international producers. it is strong, seamless, leak
proof and weather resistant. Polystor polyethylene tanks are
specially formulated with UV stabilizer for long term durability
under direct sunlight. It is lightweight for easy handling food
and potable water compliant and can store all kinds of water,
including corrosive and mineralized water. It has an extensive
range which cater to both household as well as commercial,
industrial use.