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I’m certain the Insurance Industry will play an even greater part of Fire Mitigation in the future of the Built Environment.

The home owners in the wildfire areas of LA should have watched this video in time.

What constitute a "fire resistant" siding? Material? Gosh those videos never tell the Important details a home owner or builder needs.

The background music is too loud and overdone.

Showing what those products look like up close would have been very useful.

What about concrete tile roof? Isn't the waterproof paper flammable? Could the heat from falling embers heat the paper resulting in combustible gasses that ignite?

Excellent

Great insights, Dr. Knabb and Ms. Cope. Thanks so much for sharing your expertise.

I am confused that they claimed the "asphalt shingle Class A roof is the best type of roof in a wildfire prone area." It is actually slate, followed by metal roofing.

Hallo

Doesn't look like the failed house was attached to the slab. 😂

its a bit insane this channel doesnt have many subs

They used them for the deck boards on my front porch and 1/3 of them have worked their way out almost a 1/2 inch. I need a video on hor to remove them without tearing up my wood.

We need like an mph scale or some sort so gauge for this vid or it’s false

1:00 H O U S E J U M P S C E R

I built this facility and I am extremely proud!

0:59 ''Hold on there's a house coming my w....''

What is the 6" gap - is that under the home?

Hey guys! Can you summarize this video?

that looks like a home-made gable truss, and not a good one. also, totally unacceptable to notch along the top to support the overhang

Earth is capsized

This house is banned from initiating the war against comuunicating

Initially the first thing that I noticed about this is the lack in detail on how to make the most 😮power efficient electric motors

That looks like tarpaper at the gable end. So is it just siding on the outside? Any guidance on reinforcing this?

It looks very sturdy and strong - but what about the water being pushed into the attic by the hurricane wind?

wow

Garbage talk

Nothing but CGI NONSENSE! Natural fire embers blow-out and disappear within a couple dozen feet of the fire source, even in high winds.

I live in LA County and am working on updating much of my landscaping to succulents, cactus, and gravel/pebbles. Unfortunately so many of the low water use landscaping plant options are also a high fire risk (particularly those with oils).

Interesting to see the ‘research program’ lens that the participants primarily use to look at hail. Keep up the good work. Definitely a ‘growing’ field. More warming leads to more and bigger thunderstorms leads to more and bigger hail leads to more damage (and now injuries and deaths). The question is just how bad can it get and how quickly. And let’s not forget increasing rainfall, more exotic wind events (plus firestorms!) and lightning damage.

0:33 if they had peeled that blue protective film, you wouldn't have to seal anything. Whoever installed this roof is a troll.

"promo sm" 💋

Lol… blew the the block wall down and didn’t even blow the glass out! Must be FORTIFIED glass! You should have put a little Portland in that sand you called mortar!

🤣🤣🤣 The house isn’t even nailed to the floor! Should say Fortified house verses house with no nails! The 4x4’s aren’t even attached to the floor. They must have used better nails on the vinyl on the second house. Sheathing doesn’t even wrap the corners, it’s also broken at the top of the walls. But they Must have used fortified vinyl windows! The walls blew out but glass didn’t. I’ve framed houses all of my life and been through many tornado rebuilds. Blew one house away and didn’t even blow the vinyl siding off? Is this Satyr? It blew a concrete block wall down to the outside, but didn’t blow the glass out? Where’d all that pressure come from. The roof usually goes first. Not the first floor walls. I agree with Simpson strapping. But this is almost insulting to people who know the proper way to frame a house.

"Courage is resistance to fear, mastery of fear*not absence of fear." *Mark Twain

Isn't that "The girl" in spanish

This shows very realistically what happens during a hurricane. Cheap construction will not stand up to a major storm. I've worked at least 5 hurricanes.

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really love this content!!

excellent video

love this video.

Audio levels are painfully variable. It would be good if they could go back through and adjust levels

Found out about these folks through PBS Terra. This is extremely valuable.

Great info on super cells. Thank you!

Euroshield Vermont Slate HP is guaranteed hail PROOF, any size hail. Nothing else in Roofing comes close!

Love it. Thanks for the explainer! No roof is more fortified again hail than Euroshield Vermont Slate HP.

No other shingle on the market holds up to hail like Euroshield Vermont Slate HP. Not even close! The only guaranteed hail PROOF shingle in the world!

Even today, Google Satellite still shows a lot of homes with gable roofs, roofs that are shallow (10 to 20 degrees from horizontal) slopes, roofs just waiting to lift right off in the next hurricane.

how about doing one exterior wall in Hempcrete?