HEMP
CONSTRUCTION

Build with Mother nature, not against her!

Sustainabillity

Sustainabillity
Healthier

Healthier
Simple building

Simple building
Fire resistant

Fire resistant
Sound proofing

Sound proofing
All weather

All weather

WHAT WE BELIEVE IN

Zero CO2 emissions for a sustainable future!

Us and You

Us, and You...

We're taking crucial steps to establish new standards for a sustainable future—with your help. Together, we're transforming the construction industry with our innovative, eco-friendly building materials. Our 100% ecological products are not only environmentally responsible but also promote a healthier lifestyle for you. Our role is to create these solutions, and yours is to embrace them for a better tomorrow.

What We Do

At Hemp Construction, we understand the urgency of addressing climate change and reducing CO2 emissions. By offering 100% ecological building materials, we contribute to the global effort of creating a greener future. Our products not only meet the highest standards of quality but also have a significantly lower carbon footprint compared to traditional construction materials.

Us and You

Present and Future

Currently, we're actively seeking a financial partner to accelerate our growth within the hemp industry and sustainable construction. With this partnership, we aim to significantly increase production to meet market demands and expand globally. Exciting times await as we work towards a sustainable future.

TV Presentation of Our Products

Mr. John Bosnitch talking about the Hemp Construction products at Happy TV

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Articles & Publications

The Open Acces publications that you can cehck.

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Dezeen Magazine

Hemp as a sustainable material?

Hemp absorbs large amounts of carbon dioxide (CO2) as it grows, more effectively than trees, which makes it a carbon-negative raw material. Industrial hemp absorbs between 8 to 15 tonnes of CO2 per hectare of cultivation. Its cultivation also requires fewer fertilizers and pesticides compared to traditional crops, and it can even improve the soil's quality. The crops also produce more usable fibers per hectare than forestry​.

History Of Hemp In The US
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Ministry of Hemp

History of hemp usage:

Hemp faced a decline in the U.S. due to the 1937 Marijuana Tax Act and its classification as an illegal Schedule I drug in 1970. The industry began to recover in the late 1990s with the import of food-grade hemp and the first hemp licenses granted in 2007. The 2018 Farm Bill removed hemp from the Controlled Substances Act, revitalizing the U.S. hemp industry.

Hemp "more effective than trees" at sequestering carbon says Cambridge researchers

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Iopscience

What is hempcrete?

Hempcrete is a bio-composite material, a mix of the woody inner fibers of the hemp plant, water, and lime, which acts as a binder. This sustainable building material is gaining recognition due to its excellent insulation properties and its carbon-negative profile. It is also fire-resistant, has sound-absorbing qualities, and better hygrothermal properties than conventional concrete​​.

Hempcrete - modern solutions for green buildings

You see the future with us?

Join Hemp Construction in building a sustainable future. Partner with us to revolutionize the construction industry with eco-friendly materials. Together, we can reduce carbon footprints and create innovative solutions for a greener planet. Let's make a positive impact on the environment and future generations.

SUPPORT US

Help us to shape the healthier future!

We welcome your collaboration and support now and in the future, whether it be through partnering with us or considering the use of our materials.

90 tons

Avoided CO2

Per House

15 tons

Consumed CO2

Per House

10+

Innovative

Products

200%+

Healthier and

Secure