Made from Recycled Material Environmentally Sensitive Promoting Economic Sustainability for the Navajo People and Businesses “A Subsidiary of The Navajo Housing Authority” FlexCrete Product List Item Nominal Dimensions Length Height Thickness Masonry Units Load bearing 24 - inches 8-inches 8,10,12-inches Masonry Units Non-Load bearing 24 - inches 8-inches 2,4,6-inches U-Block 24 - inches 8-inches 6,8,10,12-inches Lintels 6.5-feet, Maximum 8,10,12-inches 4,6,8,10,12-inches Wall Panel (Year 2007) 20 feet, Maximum 24-inches 2,4,6,8,10,12-inches *All dimensions shall have a tolerance of +/- 1/32-inch **These are nominal dimensions and actual dimensions are 1/8" less than the values shown Product Technology FlexCrete is based on: Fly Ash as a Natural Pozzolin Aerated Concrete Approach Fiber Reinforced Composition Chemical Activated Aerated Concrete The FlexCrete Advantage Low Cost Ease of Use Physical Strength and durability (360psi equivalent to concrete) Fire Resistance Energy / Acoustic Efficiency Environmental Sensitivity The FlexCrete Advantage Low Cost of Production Direct Connection with Tribal Agencies Local Distribution in Arizona Fiber Reinforced Composition More Durable than other AAC Products Transportation and Handling Ease of Use Physical Strength and durability (360psi equivalent to concrete) Fire Resistance Energy / Acoustic Efficiency Environmental Sensitivity FlexCrete Operations Currently we have one Production Plant located in Page, Arizona. Plans to open a second plant in Clark County, Nevada. Quality Assurance / Procedures in place. Our Mission Provide Quality Products Excel in Customer Service Navajo FlexCrete Processing CURING BATCHING DEMOLD CONSTRUCTION SAWING = HOME Native American Cultural Philosophy The Navajo Culture promotes a philosophy “Hozhoogo Nashaa Dooleel”. The meaning translates to “May I walk in beauty, harmony and balance with my surroundings”, and is a philosophy aligned with the core principles of Sustainable Design. The cultural philosophies of many Native Peoples and the core principles of Sustainability reemphasize a foundation that has been there all along. This just needs to be underscored by our planning and development. Traditional Sustainable Model Navajo Sustainability Native Peoples View of Sustainable Design Quadruple Bottom-Line Economics Are the Local economies built in. Local opportunity, access, longevity. How can Critical Mass be achieved. (people) Environment Preservation of natural environment Limited impact resources Connectivity with open space/outdoors. Social Social network for sense of community. Limited strain on social programs and resources. Inclusive of all users. CULTURAL TRIBAL HOUSING MARKET (1500 - 2500 SF HOMES): The Navajo Housing Authority is transitioning to building primarily with Navajo FlexCrete products. CUSTOM HOME / GREEN CONSUMER (3000 - 6000 SF HOMES): Santa Fe & Albuquerque, NM Scottsdale, AZ Arizona, New Mexico, Utah, Colorado and Nevada Markets GREEN CONSUMER Average home = 21 tons of fly ash Otherwise disposed of in landfill. REDUCED impact on Timber Reserves Water Fuel COMMERCIAL MARKET Commercial Applications Thin Un-reinforced Panels Exterior Wall Cladding Renovations EIFS Replacement 4” Mega Block - Party Wall Assembly Fire Walls Sound Walls Two (2) LEED points are offered for projects using recycled content. NFBB would material would qualify for both categories. Materials & Resources Credit 4.1 & 4.2 - Recycled Content: 10% / 20% (Post-Consumer / Pre-Consumer). Navajo FlexCrete products are made with a 60% Fly Ash content. Fly Ash is a by-product of the coal burning process. Navajo Generating Station is the source our Fly Ash and is located three (3) miles from our manufacturing plant. Two (2) LEED points are offered for projects using building materials manufactured within 500 miles of the project area. Materials & Resources Credit 5.1 & 5.2 - Regional Materials: 10% / 20% Extracted, Processed and Manufactured. Page, AZ N Not to Scale GREEN INNOVATIONS & PARTNERSHIPS Project published in “Blueprint for Greening Affordable Housing” GREEN INNOVATIONS & PARTNERSHIPS Energy Consumption per Wall Type 300 250 kWh/m2 200 150 100 50 0 6" Frame SIP 6" SIP 8" Heating Cooling FlexCrete 8" Lighting Adobe 8" Other Total ENERGY CONSUMPTION PER WALL TYPE Adobe 12" Adobe 16" Sips Structures Southwest Traditional Log Homes Alter Air ASU Photovoltaic Laboratory Mirrorseal U of A Environmental Research Laboratory Navajo FlexCrete Energy Modeling Analysis 2007 Valley Forward Environmental Excellence Crescordia Winner for Single Family Residence 2007 Arizona Governor’s Awards Innovation Award – Navajo FlexCrete Building Systems Housing Hero Award - ASU Stardust Center for Gaudalupe House NHA Production Homes Custom Home in SEDONA, AZ 2,500 SF Year Built 2009 Custom Home in TUCSON, AZ 3,500 SF Year Built 2009 Custom Home in TUCSON, AZ 7,500 SF Year Built 2009