About PDG Domus
PDG Domus product description
The PDG Domus home is assembled from the finest proven technologies, based on a framework or "component" of welded steel, much like the structure of skyscrapers. The structural components can be combined in a variety of configurations, creating a wide variety of architectural styles and floorplans for you to choose from.
The exterior walls are made with Modar® resins (produced by Ashland Inc.), a laminating material used to produce car and truck bodies due to it's safety and durability. The application of this casting technlogy, provides a wide range of exterior treatments replicating the look of any building material available; wood, brick, or stone. The laminating material is impregnated with a ceramic material, which increases the insulation and burn-resistance factors. Additional benefits of this material are it's strength, rot and insect resistance, and colors are impregnated which means never having to paint!
The entire Domus home is manufactured by highly skilled craftsmen in the environmentally controlled work space of our micro-plants to ensure the highest quality finished product. We're able to produce a home with a much higher level of quality and attention to detail than stick-built structures.
Exterior: The exterior is constructed with Modar® laminating material, which is impregnated with a ceramic material which increases the insulation value, and burn, rot, insect resistance factors.
Interior: Completely finished with your choice in kitchen and bathroom fixtures and cabinets, appliances, countertops, lighting and floor coverings.
The interiors are completely finished with your choice in kitchen and bathroom fixtures and cabinets, appliances, countertops, lighting and floor coverings.
The Domus system has been designed to meet the maximum safety requirements of today's building codes. The PDG Domus home comes with a 15-year warranty, one of the best guarantees in the home building industry.
Where can I build?
The Domus home may be placed on any type of foundation. A pier foundation is often a desirable alternative, it allows for less disruption to the landscape, is quicker to install and less expensive. Foundations can be used with basements, or partial basements with crawlspaces, or the home can be placed on slab. A Domus home can be placed on lots that may be unsuitable for conventional construction techniques, such as hills, mountainsides or on sand. Due to the unique properties of the exterior finish, it stands up well to variations in temperature, humidity and sun.