Stan,
Apparently you have some difficulty understanding our American English language as we practice it. If indeed we were reading your words as you apparently tried to phrase them then we would not have taken offense.
You seem to want to champion your new precision building system. Fine. What you have not divulged is it's cost compared to other methods.
You have expecially omitted any environmental considerations to answer the question " is it green " (translate envirionment friendly and made of renewable materials). Apparently it is made in Japan. As other world manufacturers have done in recent years is a plant coming to North America anytime soon ?
Most locales have or are in the process of adopting the IBC with few local "traps" for residential construction. If you can document that you exceed these standards then satisfying local permit folks and their inspectors should be a breeze.
The demand for new housing is a business environment the industry is hard pressed to satisfy with quality, durability, low maintenance and affordable cost. The green issue is very real in some locales by social pressure and regulation. Whether or not the fare paying public will be willing to spend for a manufactured product remains to be seen. Here come the marketing folks with their hype. Where else but in America can you purchase a 12oz can of liquid refreshment which has no nurtrional value of any kind ?
Good luck
deralte
