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If you don’t know why you need several of these, keep reading!  Or just shoot me a text (first choice), call or email now! (I’d rather you didn’t leave a voicemail though. It gets congested)

First it’s one frame, then you have a half dozen.  Maybe you aren’t rolling in dough and you figure tarps and large pieces of plastic will do for a cover for a couple years, so you can get immediate use out of it, and give yourself some time to save for a cover.  You’d be right! that totally works.  It’s what I’ve done.  I’ve got 4 domes on my property, but have only (eventually) given 2 of them a “proper” vinyl cover.  The others are just covered with tarps and plastic and they still get the job done!

Whether you are ready for your final cover now or later, we can point you the right direction or even take on the job with/for you!  In either case NOW is the time to get your frames!

Quick side note: this is to fund research and development of the GEET Fuel Processor.  The waste-eating, clean-emissions for all fuel-burning equipment device my dad invented.  I’ve finally got classes online, and dirt-cheap!  Low-temp plasma generation tech you can do in your garage!  Eliminate your carbon footprint from farm to table, from electric car to cargo ship. Got GEET?

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Here are some benefits of Geodesic domes over other structures:

Strength and stability: Geodesic dome frames are incredibly strong and stable, with the ability to withstand extreme weather conditions such as high winds, heavy snow loads, and earthquakes.

Energy efficiency: The dome shape of geodesic structures allows for natural insulation and optimal energy efficiency, reducing heating and cooling costs.

Sustainability: Geodesic domes can be built using sustainable materials and methods, making them environmentally friendly and energy-efficient.

Versatility: Geodesic domes can be used for a wide range of purposes, from housing to sports facilities to event spaces, making them incredibly versatile.

Design flexibility: The modular design of geodesic dome frames allows for flexibility in design, with the ability to add or remove sections to suit specific needs.

Ease of assembly: Geodesic dome frames can be quickly and easily assembled, with some designs allowing for complete assembly in a matter of hours.

Durability: Geodesic domes are built to last, with rigid covers made of materials such as plywood and aircrete that can withstand wear and tear.

Cost-effectiveness: Geodesic domes can be cost-effective to build and maintain, with lower material and labor costs than traditional building methods.

Acoustic properties: The dome shape of geodesic structures with covers can provide superior acoustic properties, making them ideal for music studios or performance spaces.

Aesthetics: Geodesic domes with covers have a unique and visually appealing design that can add a modern, futuristic touch to any environment.

Natural lighting: The dome shape of geodesic structures allows for maximum natural lighting, reducing the need for artificial lighting and providing a more comfortable living or working environment.

Here are some common uses of Geodesic domes explained:

*Off-grid living: Geodesic domes with rigid covers can be used as sustainable, off-grid homes. The dome shape provides natural insulation and allows for the collection of rainwater and solar energy.

*Greenhouses: The dome shape of geodesic structures allows for maximum sunlight exposure and optimal air circulation, creating an ideal environment for growing plants.

*Disaster-proof structures: Geodesic domes with rigid covers made of aircrete or reinforced plywood can withstand extreme weather conditions, making them ideal for areas prone to hurricanes, tornadoes, earthquakes, or other natural disasters.

*Disaster relief shelters: Geodesic domes can be quickly and easily erected to provide temporary shelter for disaster relief efforts. The rigid covers made of plywood and/or aircrete can withstand harsh weather conditions and provide protection for people who have been displaced.

*Outdoor event spaces: Geodesic domes can serve as unique and eye-catching event spaces for weddings, concerts, and other gatherings. The rigid covers can be decorated and customized to fit the theme of the event.

*Animal shelters: Geodesic domes can be used to house animals such as chickens, goats, and rabbits. The rigid covers provide protection from predators and the dome shape allows for ample space and ventilation.

*Artist studios: The unique shape of geodesic domes can provide an inspiring space for artists to create and work.

*Research facilities: Geodesic domes can be used as research facilities for scientific experiments and environmental studies. The rigid covers provide protection for equipment and allow for controlled environments.

*Storage facilities: The dome shape of geodesic structures provides a large amount of storage space, making them ideal for storing equipment, tools, and other supplies.

*Educational spaces: Geodesic domes can be used as unique and engaging educational spaces for children and adults. The dome shape and customizable covers can create immersive learning environments.

*Bomb shelters: Geodesic domes can be used as bomb shelters or fallout shelters due to their strength and ability to withstand extreme weather conditions and impact.

*Submarines: Geodesic domes can also be used in the construction of submarines, with their strong and durable design providing protection against the harsh conditions of the deep sea.

*Space exploration: Geodesic domes have been proposed as potential habitats for space exploration, with their lightweight and compact design making them ideal for long-duration space missions.

We can also make “silo-style” Geodesic dome frames as tall as you would like for things you’ll need suchas:

~Water towers: Geodesic domes can be extended vertically to create water towers that store and distribute water to communities.

~Grain storage silos: The dome shape of geodesic structures can be utilized for grain storage silos that protect grain from moisture and pests.

~Solar panel arrays: Geodesic dome frames can be used to mount and support solar panels, allowing for efficient collection of solar energy.

~Wind turbines: Similar to solar panels, geodesic dome frames can be used to mount and support wind turbines, allowing for efficient collection of wind energy.

~Communication towers: Geodesic domes can be extended vertically to create communication towers that support antennas and other equipment.

~Observatories: The dome shape of geodesic structures can be utilized for observatories that provide a wide viewing angle for astronomers.

~Radio telescopes: Geodesic dome frames can be used to support radio telescopes that collect radio waves from space.

~Lighthouses: Geodesic domes can be extended vertically to create lighthouses that guide ships and boats safely through waterways.

~Vertical farms: The dome shape of geodesic structures can be utilized for vertical farming that maximizes space for growing crops.

~Event stages: Geodesic domes can be extended vertically to create event stages for concerts, festivals, and other gatherings.

There is a bit of redundancy, but here are 101 uses for your next Geodesic dome!:

1. Greenhouses for growing plants
2. Animal shelters for small animals
3. Chicken coops for backyard chickens
4. Aviaries for birds
5. Beehives for beekeeping
6. Rabbit hutches for rabbits
7. Fish farming ponds or tanks
8. Aquaponics systems for growing fish and vegetables
9. Hydroponic systems for growing plants
10. Outdoor classrooms for education and teaching
11. Camping shelters for overnight stays
12. Yurts for alternative housing or glamping
13. Meditation or yoga studios
14. Home gyms for fitness enthusiasts
15. Outdoor kitchens for cooking and entertaining
16. Playhouses for children
17. Treehouses for kids or adults
18. Art studios for creative types
19. Science labs for experimentation and research
20. Music studios for recording and practicing
21. Outdoor theaters for movie nights
22. Event spaces for weddings, parties, and gatherings
23. Storage sheds for tools and equipment
24. Green roofs for urban farming and gardening
25. Emergency shelters for disaster relief
26. Military barracks or temporary housing for soldiers
27. Observation decks for nature watching or stargazing
28. Observatory domes for astronomy enthusiasts
29. Garden tool sheds for storage and organization
30. Equipment storage for sports teams
31. Off-grid living structures for sustainability and self-sufficiency
32. Disaster relief shelters for refugees
33. Outdoor shower and changing rooms for swimming pools or beaches
34. Hunting blinds for wildlife observation
35. Paintball or laser tag arenas for recreational activities
36. Airplane hangars for small planes and helicopters
37. Boat shelters for storage and protection
38. Vehicle storage for cars, RVs, or motorcycles
39. Ski lodges for winter sports enthusiasts
40. Snowmobile or ATV storage sheds
41. Equestrian facilities for horseback riding and training
42. Indoor or outdoor dog kennels for pet owners
43. Skate parks for skateboarders and rollerbladers
44. Fitness centers for group exercise classes
45. Community centers for meetings and events
46. Religious buildings for worship services
47. Art installations for public displays
48. Ice skating rinks for winter sports
49. Roller skating rinks for indoor entertainment
50. Climbing structures for indoor or outdoor activities
51. Science centers for interactive exhibits and learning
52. Natural history museums for educational exhibits
53. Children’s museums for interactive play and learning
54. Aquariums for aquatic animal exhibits
55. Planetariums for astronomy shows
56. Food trucks or stands for street vendors
57. Temporary retail stores for pop-up shops
58. Convention centers for large-scale events and conferences
59. Sports stadiums for outdoor events and games
60. Festival tents for music festivals or outdoor events
61. Movie sets for film production
62. Production facilities for television or film
63. Broadcast studios for radio or TV shows
64. Photography studios for portraits and commercial photography
65. Art galleries for exhibitions and sales
66. Corporate headquarters for businesses
67. Research and development centers for technology companies
68. Testing labs for product development and research
69. Food processing plants for manufacturing and production
70. Green energy facilities for renewable energy production
71. Solar panel manufacturing facilities
72. Wind turbine manufacturing facilities
73. Water treatment plants for purifying and processing water
74. Waste management facilities for processing and disposal
75. Recycling centers for waste reduction and management
76. Hospitals for medical care and treatment, including emergency rooms, intensive care units, and operating rooms.
77. Rehabilitation centers for physical therapy and recovery
78. Yoga studios for practicing yoga and other mindfulness exercises
79. Martial arts training centers for practicing martial arts, such as karate, judo, or taekwondo
80. Boxing gyms for training boxers and other combat sports
81. Kickboxing gyms for training kickboxers and other combat sports
82. Wrestling training centers for practicing wrestling techniques
83. Mixed martial arts (MMA) training centers for practicing different combat styles
84. Self-defense training centers for teaching self-defense techniques
85. Dance studios for practicing dance forms such as ballet, contemporary, or jazz
86. Gymnastics training centers for practicing gymnastics techniques
87. Acrobatic training centers for practicing acrobatic techniques
88. Trampoline parks for recreational jumping and bouncing activities
89. Parkour training centers for practicing parkour techniques
90. Circus training centers for practicing circus acts
91. Ice hockey rinks for practicing and playing ice hockey
92. Roller hockey rinks for practicing and playing roller hockey
93. Indoor soccer fields for playing and practicing soccer
94. Volleyball courts for playing and practicing volleyball
95. Basketball courts for playing and practicing basketball
96. Table tennis or ping pong halls for playing and practicing table tennis
97. Badminton courts for playing and practicing badminton
98. Squash courts for playing and practicing squash
99. Racquetball courts for playing and practicing racquetball
100. Indoor climbing gyms for practicing climbing techniques.
101. Trellis for flowers, fruits, vines etc.

Wow…I’m getting sleepy…how about a nice sensory deprivation chamber or isolation pod?

Goodnight Everyone!