Dallas, TX (1888PressRelease)
December 13, 2007 - IADDIC Shelters, LLC, revolutionary manufacturer of affordable, lightweight shelters to support humanitarian efforts, has reconfigured its manufacturing process to include environmentally-friendly, bio-based polyols, a derivative of soy oils.
“We are pleased to lead the way both in producing disaster relief and slum reclamation shelters and also in the development of environmentally-sensitive manufacturing,” said Richard Grabowski, CEO of IADDIC Shelters.
“This development allows us to do our part as citizens of the world to protect our environment while helping families in need,” Grabowski said.
“Our goal is to deliver a product that will provide a safe and economical solution for families in need of shelter whether that need results from a disaster or urban reclamation initiative,” said Richard McHargue, President, Worldwide Business Development IADDIC Shelters, LLC.
“Having an environmentally friendly product is a big priority with our company. In addition to the new bio components in our manufacturing process, the existing R12 insulation value of our shelter allows its occupants to use less energy to warm or cool their shelter. This is a good for both the environment and the resident families,” said McHargue.
The shelters IADDIC Shelters produce provide a higher quality of life for disaster relief and slum reclamations victims than traditional kinds of shelters such as tents or tarps.
IADDIC Shelters, LLC – IADDIC Shelters manufactures affordable, lightweight shelters to support humanitarian efforts. These shelters are suitable for use in any climate the world over. Very portable, IADDIC shelters are delivered fully assembled and reduced in size via vacuum packaging for ease and efficiency of transport. Set up time is typically less than 15 minutes.
For more product information, you may find IADDIC Shelter, LLC on the World Wide Web at www.iaddicshelters.com.
IADDIC Shelters will be introducing their new bio components at the 2008 Aid and Trade Expo in Geneva Switzerland.
For more information, please contact Richard McHargue at 1-877-4-IADDIC (1-877-442-3342) or email rmchargue ( @ ) iaddicshelters dot com.
