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Thanks to Tim and Frank at Stacy Screen Print, we had our reno construction site sign made for visitors coming to our OM Solar demo house at 727 Cassiar Crescent. Here is the design before print:

And here is one of the two signs after print and being brought back to the house:

Then we first installed one site sign at the back of the house last weekend. We found a concrete wall that is perfect to anchor two 4×4 posts to. See a picture and video below for this job:

Then we installed the other sign in the front of the house. We found a good spot on the lawn with a big tree stump over there. Due to double cuts made when they cut the tree down, the taller part could be used as a good side support – two 1/2″ holes drilled into it so that a central post could be anchored to it twice.

Once two more posts are buried and anchored onto the back of the sign, the whole thing becomes firm and solid. See these two photos for the finished sign:

Recorded video for this presentation (most slides shown in the TV screen in video had to be edited because of poor lighting and wrong direction of video capture):

Thanks to Business Trade Development based in Kelowna BC and around, CRE Green has got a chance to speak about our all-in-one solar solutions to home HVAC, electricity and hot water productions that are based on Japan’s OM Solar House concept and practices.

This Friday (February 23, 2018) around lunch time at Moxie’s Grill and Bar, Aubrey Zhang will give the presentation. Here you can find a short introduction of him: creategreens.com/aubrey-zhang-has-joined-our-team

CRE invites those who have no problem in understanding fast paced English to join us. Please register through Hill Jiang and also get detailed information about this presentation. Thank you!

CRE Green has just finished designing BIPV solar panels that can be used interchanged with regular glass railings seen in HomeDepot and other railing suppliers. The following is just a temporary showcase of glass railings purchased from HomeDepot. Once our PIPV solar panels arrive, they will be displayed here at our UBCO Living Lab at 727 Cassiar Crescent. Our glass railing PV panels are wider and come in two widths for horizontal railings and two configurations for stair railings. Continue reading “Double Glass Sealed BIPV Solar Panels Designed to Be Interchangable with Traditional Glass Railings”

As we need better graphics to attach to the company’s entrance door, showing how the OM Solar houses work, the following four diagrams were made today: