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They Built a House in 3 Days with Pre-Fabricated Panels and Are Made of 200,000 Recycled Plastic Bottles

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A house of about 100 m2 in Amherst, Canada, drew attention to the use of a system of pre-fabricated panels produced with recycled PET equivalent to approximately 200,000 plastic bottles. The technology was developed by the Canadian company PakVille and allowed to install the residential panel structure in just three days.
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A house of about 100 m2 in Amherst, Canada, drew attention to the use of a system of pre-fabricated panels produced with recycled PET equivalent to approximately 200,000 plastic bottles. The technology was developed by the Canadian company PakVille and allowed to install the residential panel structure in just three days.

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O Antagonista broke the news in São Paulo, Brazil on Thursday, September 10, 2026.
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