Comments on: GreenBuildingTalk: Serious Green Drywall

By: bathroom tiles

bathroom tiles — Mon, 12 Jul 2010 12:23:04 +0000

ECOROCK:Looks to be a great alternative to drywall/ gyprock/ plasterboard

By: bathroom tiles

bathroom tiles — Mon, 12 Jul 2010 12:23:00 +0000

ECOROCK:Looks to be a great alternative to drywall/ gyprock/ plasterboard

By: gwashtracker

gwashtracker — Thu, 11 Mar 2010 22:28:58 +0000

There is nothing “Green” or “Eco-friendly” about Ecorock

Ecorock is made from a cocktail of highly hazardous chemicals and industrial byproducts.

Sodium hydroxide – a highly corrosive and toxic chemical.
Cement kiln dust – a corrosive and toxic byproduct that is loaded with chromium and nickel.
Coal fly ash – a hazardous byproduct of coal burning that contains a cocktail of very toxic metals.
Blast furnace slag – a corrosive byproduct of the steel industry.

The sodium hydroxide and CKD are used to activate the fly ash and slag – a so-called “geopolymer”.

Surace stated that “there is no fly ash in Ecorock”. That is a lie.

Ecorock is toxic, it is not “Green” and it uses highly hazardous, energy-intensive and polluting ingredients.

By: gwashtracker

gwashtracker — Thu, 11 Mar 2010 22:28:00 +0000

There is nothing “Green” or “Eco-friendly” about Ecorock

Ecorock is made from a cocktail of highly hazardous chemicals and industrial byproducts.

The sodium hydroxide and CKD are used to activate the fly ash and slag – a so-called “geopolymer”.

Surace stated that “there is no fly ash in Ecorock”. That is a lie.

Ecorock is toxic, it is not “Green” and it uses highly hazardous, energy-intensive and polluting ingredients.

By: gwashtracker

gwashtracker — Thu, 18 Feb 2010 05:34:12 +0000

There is nothing “Green” or “Eco-friendly” about Ecorock

Ecorock is made from a cocktail of highly hazardous chemicals and industrial byproducts.

The sodium hydroxide and CKD are used to activate the fly ash and slag – a so-called “geopolymer”.

Surace stated that “there is no fly ash in Ecorock”. That is a lie.

Ecorock is toxic, it is not “Green” and it uses highly hazardous, energy-intensive and polluting ingredients.

By: gwashtracker

gwashtracker — Thu, 18 Feb 2010 05:34:00 +0000

There is nothing “Green” or “Eco-friendly” about Ecorock

Ecorock is made from a cocktail of highly hazardous chemicals and industrial byproducts.

The sodium hydroxide and CKD are used to activate the fly ash and slag – a so-called “geopolymer”.

Surace stated that “there is no fly ash in Ecorock”. That is a lie.

Ecorock is toxic, it is not “Green” and it uses highly hazardous, energy-intensive and polluting ingredients.

By: Jim White

Jim White — Tue, 11 Aug 2009 19:26:55 +0000

Keep up the good work. It is nice to see so many building professionals going green. We have been knee deep in the greener side of life for a while now and loving it.

By: Jim White

Jim White — Tue, 11 Aug 2009 19:26:00 +0000

Keep up the good work. It is nice to see so many building professionals going green. We have been knee deep in the greener side of life for a while now and loving it.

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