A revolutionary fire-resistant and carbon-neutral building material. CERLOS is made from 70% forestry or agricultural scrap and utilizes a unique carbon sequestration technology that mineralizes organic fiber, resulting in CO2-neutral production. This material is not only sustainable but also offers exceptional resistance to fire, water, mold, and termites. scroll NextGen Building Materials

Moxy's breakthrough technology is the first to mineralize organic fibers permanently sequestering the carbon, enabling CO2 neutral production. Changing The Building Materials Industry Doing what no one has done before. CERLOS building products offer unsurpassed attributes which are fire-resistant, mold-resistant, termite- resistant, water-stable, 100% recyclable, and best of all, less expensive than competitive products. SUPERIOR ATTRIBUTES FORESTRY BIOMASS BREAKTHROUGH TECHNOLOGY Moxy combines forestry & agricultural scraps with non-toxic and eco-friendly ingredients creating a proprietary new building material branded as CERLOS.

THE PROBLEM

with existing building materials

Source: NFPA, Marty Ahrens and Ben Evarts September 2021

$21.9 Billion Fire Loss 2020 USA - Source: NFPA

per year control & repair

$5 Billion - Termite Damage 2016 USA

$9.1 Billion - Water Damage 2016 USA

$9.1 Billion - Water Damage 2016 USA

Loss Of Life - London 2017

Loss Of Life - London 2017

THE SOLUTION

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 Sustainable CERLOS products, thanks to our carbon-negative manufacturing process and natural ingredients, are ecologically positive and 100% recyclable. Press Me! Water-Stable All-Weather Stable Ideal for freeze/thaw and wet prone areas, CERLOS building products are resistant to the impacts of seasonal changes and are UV-stable. Termite-Resistant Resistant to pests such as termites and insects, CERLOS does not contain any harsh chemicals or carcinogens. CERLOS is water stable (won't shrink or swell) and is resistant to warping and rotting. Our moisture stability is another advantage over most competitive products. Easy To Nail CERLOS can be easily fastened with hammers, air nailers, and drills with most hardware such as screws, nails, and staples. CERLOS building products are also easily painted. CERLOS building products can be cut with standard carpentry saws and produce no toxic dust or carcinogens. Easy To Cut Fire-Resistant Our excellent fire performance is a clear advantage. CERLOS fire-resistant building products do not ignite and achieved a Class A flame spread rating. Mold-Resistant Health and safety are crucial. Mold and mildew can cause allergies and respiratory issues. Our products resist all types of mold, mildew, and fungus.

PROBLEM SOLVED!

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Moxy’s proprietary process allows significant flexibility to manufacture an array of finished products with varying density, strength, look and feel all while maintaining the positive CERLOS material attributes like fire-resistance, workability, water and all-weather stability.

VIEW OUR PRODUCTS
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1. Moxy built 10 miniature houses to demonstrate fire-resistance of CERLOS.
2. Only 1 was built using CERLOS, the others with regular wood.
3. Only one left standing, CERLOS! Which house would you live in?

INDUSTRY NEWS

FIRE LOSS 2021 Western Wildfires: The Economic Toll Julia Musto October 2, 2021 Terrible Termites: 600,000 U.S Homes Damaged Each Year TERMITES Sam Wasson July 20, 2022 Seeing The Forest Through The Trees SUSTAINABILITY Samy Porteron November 9, 2022 How To Make Our Buildings More Sustainable SUSTAINABILITY PEEB March 28, 2022 ENVIRONMENTAL What Is the Environmental Impact of Each Building Material? Eduardo Souza July 7, 2022 To decarbonize buildings, think like an entrepreneur TECHNOLOGY Reshma Singh February 18, 2022 Reducing Hazardous Dust Exposure When Cutting Fiber-Cement Siding HEALTH CDC.GOV June 2015 How Sustainable Is Fiber Cement Siding? SUSTAINABILITY Mary Read March 28, 2022 FIRE LOSS Fire Loss in the United States During 2021 - 3,800 civilian fire deaths, $15.9 billion in property damage National Fire Protection Association September 2022 Why Home Protection Is Important In Wildfires FIRE LOSS Don Thompson September 30, 2021 Greenhouse Gas Emissions Associated With Building Materials CLIMATE Sarah Shemkus May 23, 2023 CO2 Emissions From Buildings and Construction Hit New High CLIMATE UNEP November 9, 2022 TERMITES Half a million termites eat a tiny house from the inside out NOLA.COM June 15, 2018 Hate Being Stuck in Traffic Everyday? JOB & CAREER Jason McElwaine September 5, 2018 Massive fire burns at apartment complex construction site in Las Vegas. FIRE LOSS C.C. McCandless
and Kim Passoth June 20, 2023