Among the specializations that distinguished our company is its entry into the field of modern global building systems, through the introduction of ( modern building technology to the Iraqi and UAE markets ) , which is a system Insulated Concrete Form (ICF).
Where it established with its partners a factory for the construction of isolated building units in 2010 under the name of Osoul Al-Jawdah Company, and many projects have been implemented throughout Iraq and the United Arab Emirates according to the best modern environmentally friendly technologies that suit the requirements of sustainable development.
Our company has invested all its experiences, relationships and cadres to transfer this experience to Iraq and the United Arab Emirates, and all this was done after a thorough study of the market and the use of German and American expertise to establish the factory to the fullest extent. Thank God, the factory was operated and many projects were implemented in addition to training technical cadres to keep pace with the regulations Environmentally friendly modern construction in accordance with the rules of sustainable development.
Our company has conducted workshops in many ministries and government departments as well as the private sector, in addition to participating in many exhibitions, especially the Baghdad International Fair for the definition and explanation of the system
ICF These efforts resulted in the adoption of the system in many concerned ministries and departments, and many projects were implemented in all parts of Iraq and the United Arab Emirates.
Insulated Concrete Forms (ICF) are becoming a more common way to build homes. This innovative building material is typically made of blocks of polystyrene foam with space in between to pour a concrete wall. Historically most commonly used for foundation walls, many builders are now taking ICF further and using them for above-grade to build buildings and houses.
ICFs are made from lightweight EPS foam, commonly called Styrofoam. The hollow blocks are stacked like Legos to form the exterior walls of a structure. When complete, the interior of the ICF wall is filled with steel-reinforced concrete. After the concrete hardens the ICF forms are left in place, providing an added layer of insulation on both the exterior and interior of the home.
