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This $3,000 "Tin" Home Heats Itself Forever. Why Did the Energy Industry Hide It?
However, they are "banned" in almost every US suburban residential zone under "Aesthetic Uniformity" laws. These laws are heavily supported by the Homebuilders Association (NAHB) to ensure that people buy expensive "stick-frame" lumber houses. By labeling the most durable, wind-resistant steel shape in existence as "non-residential," they force the public into a $300,000 mortgage for a house that is less energy-efficient and more prone to rot.