Sunday, August 30, 2020

The Guy Builds Houses Using Plastic Bottles Instead Of Bricks

In the southwest of Algeria, not far from the city of Tindouf, not quite ordinary houses appeared. From the outside, they look the same as other dwellings, but they are not built of adobe or bricks, but of ordinary plastic bottles. The guy who builds them claims that his houses have much more advantages than the neighboring buildings.

House of used Plastic Bottles

House of recycled Plastic Bottles

Tateh Lehbib Breica, 27, builds homes from discarded plastic bottles in Algeria. The guy claims that such dwellings are much more resistant to extreme climatic conditions in the Sahara Desert region.


The guy builds houses using sand bottles instead of bricks

House made up of used plastic bottles

The technology for building houses is very simple. Sand is poured into plastic bottles, and then they are fastened together with concrete mortar. Considering the fact that in 2015, after prolonged downpours, many buildings were destroyed, the houses made of plastic bottles are waterproof. In addition, the thick walls and circular shape help bottle houses withstand sandstorms much better than adobe houses.
Tateh Lehbib builds homes from recycled plastic bottles and filled with sand and straw.
Tateh Lehbib builds homes from recycled plastic bottles and filled with sand and straw.

Finishing work on the roof of the house.
Finishing work on the roof of the house.

House from plastic bottles


The guy builds houses using sand bottles instead of bricks

But sunlight gets inside.
But sunlight gets inside.

Tateh Lehbib Break has already built 25 houses and is not going to stop there.
 To date, Tateh Lehbib Break has already built 25 houses and is not going to stop there.
Exterior wall decoration.
Exterior wall decoration.

Windows in the house from bottles.
Windows in the house from bottles.

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